#slavic pagans

[dazzlen-the-clown]

HEY YOU!

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[he-xie]

I forgot to post it but back around summer I drew Baba Jaga's hut. Try to find the cat!

[jareckiworld]

Jan Vytiska — The Last Obdurate Christian and His Slime (acrylic and oil, on canvas, 2022)

[zmijowka]

Hand painted second-hand leather gloves - inspired by old Slavic embroidery and traditional Balkan tattoos

[marysmirages]

Kolyada (2024)

[cursecuelebre]

“Don’t fear the Gods. Don’t worry about death. What’s good is easy to get. What’s bad is easy to endure.” - Epicurus a Greek Philosopher

[bolszaja-miedwedica]

what my deities see when i give them their offerings

[jezzzebel]

The person who re-blogged this wants you to know that they are open to questions regarding their spiritual path, witchcraft and faith, and in fact, would love to talk about their spiritual path with you and have a casual talk!!

(this applies to me pspspsps HMU , don't hesitate, i am always open to respectful discussion of our spiritual paths and just being friends!!)

[pryjdzieviasna]

«Karahod» (Roundelay) – Michaił Filipovič (1922)

[vyvilha]

your yearly reminder that the co-called "veles night" aka "slavic halloween" is not a traditional slavic holiday and was made up by a russian fascist and conspiracy theorist veleslav (real name ilya) cherkasov, who, among his works that deal with "reconstruction" of slavic traditional religion, also has books about russians being the original pure aryan race that came from hyperborea and genetically possess the "true vedic wisdom". Yeah

[dazzlen-the-clown]

[boringgg-bunnyyy]

a working witch’s guide to paganism in the office

i saw a post recently from someone wishing they could incorporate their practice into their workplace without judgement so here are some ways i do it

essential oils are a great way to cleanse your space/bring in specific energies without bringing attention to your beliefs especially as they’re so popular across the board, i keep a spray bottle with a homemade mix of oils on my desk and once a week i walk around my room spraying and setting my intentions

animal imagery/figures in devotion to your gods, most deities have at least one animal associated to them and something cute and small won’t draw any attention, i keep a little crow plush on my desk in devotion to one of my gods and everyone else thinks it’s just a little decoration

plants! as a green witch/herbalist i know not everyone might share this sentiment but i work so closely with nature that having my work space filled with plants helps me still feel very connected and centered without a second thought

spell jars/sachets can be easily tucked away in desk drawers, i keep one filled with herbs for success hidden away in my filing cabinet and take it out to refresh it in times of high stress

[pagan-stitches]

I started work again last night on this red work piece. The design is from the same vintage Czechoslovakian pattern book as the bottom piece that is used in May celebrations. The current piece is intended for use at the winter solstice.

[jareckiworld]

Oleg Mikhailovich Gurenkov — The Bewitched (oil on canvas, 2019)

[aureliaeiter]

We have pop pagan music

So last week I made a post about how we as pagans don't really have pop music to listen to that relates to our beliefs and myths. All pagan music is pretty much folk, metal or reenactments of ancient and medival music. Nothing wrong with it, but some of us like to be basic from time to time.

Then I realised... That's not true. There's plenty of pop songs that reference the gods and the myths even though the singers themselves may not be polytheists and that's why I created this playlist. Here you can listen to mostly upbeat but also some pop ballads that you could relate to as a polytheists.

Of course I'm accepting recommendations but please only recommend songs of genres that are pop-adjacent (pop, pop-rock, K-pop, J-pop, dance pop...) or mainstream (r&b, rap, trap, hip hop). It'd be especially thankful in recommendations from other faiths like Kemetism, Norse, Celtic, etc. since I don't know much about those. Any language is good.

[aleksandra-czudzak]

Devil with smilling belly, and two ladies.  Aleksandra Czudżak