– slavic goddess of winter and death.

seen from Malaysia

seen from United States

seen from Malaysia

seen from United States
seen from Russia
seen from Malaysia
seen from United Kingdom
seen from Guinea
seen from United States

seen from United Kingdom

seen from United States
seen from United Kingdom
seen from United States
seen from Finland
seen from United States
seen from Türkiye
seen from Denmark
seen from Russia
seen from United States
seen from Malaysia
– slavic goddess of winter and death.
Patience, Morana, and the Rain of Dodola (Part 1)
Yesterday I tried to learn patience through Morana. It was thundering yesterday, with no sign of rain; and, I thought it would be a perfect time to sit outside, and patiently wait for the rain. I am not a patient person. I try not to show my impatience, but my aura gives it off, and it makes the atmosphere uncomfortable for other people which in turn makes me uncomfortable. I also took my journal with me, deciding to write before sitting down. Sure, the journal would get wet, but it is paper, and that is why I used pen! A few wet pages will not cause me anger. So I sat outside the little front patio of my school’s dorm/house, closed my eyes, and tried to ignore everything around me. I tried to hold still from the bugs, from the noises, from car slams, from the wondering eyes I could sense. I breathed, breathed, and breathed. The air was chilly. It took a while to get used to the thunder sounds, and the wind whisking. I thought, maybe it was because I was not invoking Perun, but Morana. Perhaps, I had accidentally hurt Perun, because here I was, outside with thunder thinking of Morana in the summer. But, I was trying to learn patience. When I think of patience, I think of Morana. I think of how she waits for the seasonal change. I think of how she stays close, but far away as the next human depicts her, beats her, burns her, and worships her. So I sat there, with my eyes closed, back straight as I waited for the rain. The rain never came. I’m not sure how long I stayed outside, maybe around 30 minutes but the thunder stopped, and the clouds turned bright again.
The rain never came, but that did not matter. What mattered is that I became clear. My mind became clear. My anxiety left. The wind stopped biting me. No longer was I annoyed at the simple things by my housemates. No longer was I upset when public safety would appear 10-30 minutes late while I waited outside. I believe that I achieved what I set out to, and I have to thank Morana, more than anyone else.
When I feel lonely, and outcasted in my dorm...Morana speaks to me more than ever.
spooky fart noises