#khors

[vynnychurak]

Ah yes, everyyear tradition to decorate the tree for Christmas with Noontide i guess

[zmiyina]

Zmiyina's New to Slavic Paganism Post List

If you are beginning on this path - or not, honestly, - just some posts I would suggest to start with. Gods know it is not the easiest to make sense of all that is on there. I am discussing some differences particular to my tradition and perspective here.

𓆙 Background &General theology

I Read the Book of Veles So You Don't Have To - the history of this disputed source, and a discussion of its contents and how they influenced modern Rodnovery traditions

Not a Candle for God, Nor A Fore-Poker For the Devil - the philosophy of evil and darkness in Slavic folklore

About Rozhanytsias, fate, and death

Slavic Paganism and Scythian Mythology

𓆙 The Gods

About Mokosh | St. Paraskeva Friday and Mokosh

About Khors

About Zoria as love goddess(es) | About the Zorias as a Triple Goddess (but not like that)

𓆙 The Calendar

Rusaliyi - Rusalkas' Week

Kupala and witching herbs

To be updated.

[gachats]

Khors, Dazhbog & Stribog

— Andrey Alekseyevich Shishkin (Russia, 1960)

Linguist M. Pukanek identified Dazhbog as the god of the sun, Khors as the god of the moon and Stribog as the god of the winds. This trio of brothers of the Sun, Moon and Wind is well known from Slovak fairy tales. The same trio is recorded in the folklore of the Balts. Pukanek considers such a coincidence to be non-accidental and archaic, defining Dazhbog, Khors and Stribog as brothers. This is the only potential relation between all Slavic deities that can be hypothesized at the moment. All other deities are not known to have any relations, blood or romantic.

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[kitalynx]

Лица Полдня - Хорс

Faces of Noontide - Khors

[ukrainianblackmetal]

Khors

[ahotpeaceofshit]