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Last post, we talked about Stribog/Strzybóg, the Slavic god of the wind, and this Slavic Saturday, we’re going back to the earth. International Women’s DayRead MoreDziewanna/Devana – Slavic Goddess of the Wilds and Hunt – Slavic Mythology Saturday

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Explore the mystical world of Lada, the Slavic goddess of spring and harmony. Learn about the symbolic butterflies, birch trees, and the essence of Лада's divine beauty. Visit our site  to uncover how these symbols celebrate renewal and balance in ancient Slavic mythology. Let the mystery of Lada captivate your imagination and guide you through a journey of ancient wonders.  #LadaSlavicGoddess #Лада #Symbology #Butterflies #BirchTrees #Spring #Harmony #SlavicMythology #Mifologia #AncientSymbols Goddess Of Life, Spring Goddess, Slavic Goddess, Goddess Of Fertility, Newborn Animals, Slavic Mythology, World Mythology, Pagan Goddess, Cultural Beliefs

Explore the mystical world of Lada, the Slavic goddess of spring and harmony. Learn about the symbolic butterflies, birch trees, and the essence of Лада's divine beauty. Visit our site to uncover how these symbols celebrate renewal and balance in ancient Slavic mythology. Let the mystery of Lada captivate your imagination and guide you through a journey of ancient wonders. #LadaSlavicGoddess #Лада #Symbology #Butterflies #BirchTrees #Spring #Harmony #SlavicMythology #Mifologia…

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'Mokosh (aka Makosh). A goddess of fertility, water, and women in old Slavic mythology.  According to folk belief she shears sheep and spins thread. The name itself is derived from the word combination maty kota ‘mother of the cat,’ that is, ‘mother of good fortune.’ She is related to All Mother Goddesses.'(Women of Power) Mokosh Goddess, Slavic Goddess, Goddess Of Fertility, Irish Mythology, Slavic Mythology, Marie Madeleine, Oh My Goddess, Celtic Mythology, Sacred Feminine

'Mokosh (aka Makosh). A goddess of fertility, water, and women in old Slavic mythology. According to folk belief she shears sheep and spins thread. The name itself is derived from the word combination maty kota ‘mother of the cat,’ that is, ‘mother of good fortune.’ She is related to All Mother Goddesses.'(Women of Power)

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‘The Morning Star.’    The Morning Star was linked to protection, horses, light, and exorcism. It was believed that it took care of spiritual cleaning and brought good emotions. Zorya was also connected to the planet Venus Slavic Goddess, The Morning Star, Hecate Goddess, Slavic Mythology, Polish Folk Art, Star Goddess, Pagan Gods, Sun Painting, Ancient Goddesses

Slavic mythology is one of the less appreciated of all the ancient folklore traditions. The myths grew in the hearts of the tribes of a great civilization, and in the minds of people whose lives were full of struggles and dreams for a better future. The goddess who guarded their lives was named Zorya.

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