Jul 13, 2021
New video from our series "On the path of Slavic heritage” is out!!! In this episode we will talk about Suđenice and other beings related to fate.
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New video from our series "On the path of Slavic heritage” is out!!! In this episode we will talk about Suđenice and other beings related to fate.
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“Fates” by Ivica Stevanović
Sudice, sudyaye, sudichki, rojenice, rozhanice, rodzanice, narechnice as they are known among Slavs, are fates, a common motif in European polytheism, most frequently represented as tripled goddesses. They were often depicted as weavers of a tapestry on a loom, with the tapestry dictating the destinies of men. In Slavic mythology they would come on the third day after birth to determine fate of a newborn.