Morana, Slavic Goddess Of Death
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Would Morana be similar to Princess Death ?
in Czech republic we burn Morana every year when winter end...mostly this tradition is kept in villages but sometimes in big cities too :) :)
In Poland we were doing it with Marzanna, but this tradition slowly disappearing :/ fuck USA globalism
so you say, your people are stupid that they join "globalism"?
In Croatia they also burn a huge paper doll to end winter :)
My topime Moranu ,ale palime carodejnice!
Hi,dearest slavic.in me wilage neer Žilina we burn morena and puting to River Váh.winter end
Morena in Slovakia, we do the burning too. It's a weird feeling, like a lot of spiritual energy all around and you can actualy feel it
Interesting!
Ja som sa toho vždy bála, toho pálenia Moreny, ale skôr, mi jej bolo vždy ľúto...xD hehe...ale tá energia bola cítiť...to je pravda
• Yune • what do you mean her? What do you guys use as a representation of her
@• Yune • what type of gods and goddesses are in Poland
@@dylancoric3734 a doll made from straw as an effigy. I'm in US. But my grandparents kept the Polish traditions when they came to US, and I/my family still drown the effigy each year.
Sounds very similar to the old Irish Pagan goddess "The Morrígan" Goddess of Death, War, and Sex. Also called the Phantom Queen who's animal was the crow.
Morana as a given name is rare in the Slavic world today. The only country where it's not entirely uncommon is, for some reason, Croatia. Great presentation, love it!
Yes, I'm from Croatia and I know one Morana
If I had a daughter rn, I'd name her Morana without a second thought tbf
Because in the South Slavic tradition, the love story of Juraj/Jarilo/Ivo and Mara/Morana is the explanation of the season cycle. It seems that in South Slavic area, especially in Croatia, this myth was the most important. In the folk songs of Croatia, Bosnia and Slovenia there are many evidences of this importance. On the other hand, there are almost no mention of Svarog, Dažbog, Svantevid etc. The South Slavic pantheon seems to consisted of Perun and his wife Mokoš, his antagonist Volos and his children, Juraj and Mara. Morana is Mara's name after the death of Juraj. Later, people masked their beliefs by naming the Christmas Božić, which was the birth day of Juraj, and merging Juraj with St George. Mara became Marija and blended with virgin Mary. See Vitomir Belaj, "Hod kroz godinu"
*All Marina 's would like to know your location*
Yes it's relatively common in Criatia.
In Russia there is a ritual, present to this day. It's celebrated at the beggining of March and is called Maslenitsa (comes from the word maslo - butter.). During this event people have fun, celebrating first warm days of the year, eat some blini(slavic pancakes) with butter and generally enjoy their time. At the end of the day all of the people gather around the straw figure and burn it down. I actually think that the ritual u talked about at the end of the video, just transformed into maslenitsa over time. So actually the straw statue is the statue of Morana I guess.
they do that in denmark to! st hans
Христианам всегда нравится, когда сжигают языческие идолы
We want more Slavic gods explanation.
Loved this, please make some more on Slavic mythology
Marzanna in Polish i remember in begin of 90s we were still going from school to the nearest river and drowning a marzanna that we all made from the thing brought from home but now i think jewropean lord will do anything to control education system and this tradition will be lost
We were doing this too. It was not so long time ago. Maybe 9 years ago . All my class were making this Marzanna in our homes and then behind the school we were burning her and then throwing to the river :) it was so cool but in that time i didnt even know why we do it and that Marzanna is a slavic goddess of death
Here in Slovakia she is called Morena and we were burning her and throwing her into water as well. Good old traditions, which we should definitelly keep.
> jewropean 😂😂😂 yep right
Z tego co wiem Kościół próbował zniszczyć tę tradycję ale na szczęście mu się to nie udało.
Eng: As far as I know The Church tried to destroy this tradition but luckily they failed at doing so.
@@adrianostrowski6431
Słowiańskie duchowe obrzędy i tradycje są tak silne, że Kościół nie mógł ich zwalczyć, więc je zasymilował i nazwał po swojemu np. Matki Boskiej Zielnej.
Jednak warto wiedzieć, że to jest słowiańskie święto, nie katolickie jak niektórzy chcieliby myśleć...
in russia we burn a big doll(??) of morana every year on shrovetide, it’s actually amazing how the most religious orthodox grandmas are the ones who enjoy this pagan celebration the most
В России очень много вещей, которые на самом деле языческие
Христианские попы вам это и навязали, им нравится, когда вы идолов сжигаете
Hey thank you for your work, it's great, I'm french so I don't understand all the slavic words you're using ^^ but it's great to hear about Slavic mythology! Could you make a on chernobog, I really like this mysterious god and maybe an other one about Viy ( I don't know if it's the correct righting however), I couldn't find much informations about him and I'd love to hear about him from your point of view! Thanks again and carry on!
Exelent video, you should make more like this, tell the tale and keep heritage alive, it is more important these days than ever 💪
My goddess. Slava
Awesome video as always! :) Would be interesting to see you making video about other typical slavic traditions.. Like šibačka and oblievačka :D
Oh damn what a coincidence haha I was just watching a few vids on slavic mythology and noticed your new upload. Thank you man! Slava!
Hey SA . I love your videos insanely much !
Morana and her sosters, Živana and Lelja, were once kidnapped by Skiper Zmej, an evil creature, the ambassador of chaos. He turned the three goddesses into horrible monsters. After Perun, the thunder god defeated Skiper Zmej in an open duel, so the legend says, the three godesses were returned their natural look. Morana couldn't bare the dammation of the beast and became dark and evil. She went to the underworld where she lives now.
I really enjoyed this video and i really love your content and your music.I like how you spread our culture in a really awesome way.And i would like to see more videos about Slavic mythology, cuz I'm trying to study more my Slavic culture and mythology but there isn't a lot of books and stuff online to learn it.
Keep going and make more awesome videos and i would really like to see you grow more👍.
Živjela Slavenima✊!
Thank you Janek, for this. More videos like that!
Im so happy to hear your voice again dude . +10/10
nmg da verujem da sam tek sad saznao za ovo jer kao decu su nas plasili da ce MORUNA doci posle ponoci ako ostanes budan i imam drugara kome se to bas i desilo spavao je sa bracom u sobi kada je osetio bol u grudima i da ga pritiska pritom da nije mogao da pozove bilo koga u pomoc jer mu je i glas oduzela MORUNA .Istina ziva.
Marzanna?
Love from a Ukrainian in Canada your videos are amazing brother, thanks for the uploads.
Wonderful! Thank you!
thank u for making videos about Slavic mythology, i fancy mythology from all over the world but there's not much known about Slavic pantheon out there, and sometimes it's confusing to do research based on the internet because one website can tell different things from another. for example, one said Svarog is god of the sky, but another said he is god of fire and blacksmith. There's never a clear explanation about these gods and goddesses
Very interesting! And can't wait for the website
I fucking love Slavic Mythology especially if it focuses on Slavic Polytheism because this path of the Old Ways is so very interesting, unfortunately I'm not Slavic but I'm Celtic and I Love My Fellow Pagan Followers.
So good! I want to get a tattoo themed around Morana!
We used to burn and drown morena in a river when I was in kindergarten, i am not sure if this tradition still holds here, but i hope it does.
Very interesting. Thank you very much for uploading this video. Greetings from germany
In Sanskrit Marana means death
I like how you present this video. Keep going and upload more deep slavic orthodox trap.
Great video! Please make a video about vile, like rojenice, sojenice and others. I noticed that they tend to have two origins, ones are spirits of nature and others are young girls who died before wedding or baptising. I would love to know more about their origin and I noticed that there isn't much info on them on the Internet.
Keep up the good work!
Great video always
I never saw someone burn nor drown Mara, i never knew about this till now. Just simply amazing! I would like to do it! Great video, slava from croatia!
come to poland we will show you how to drown Marzanna in the first day of spring :-)
@@gromosawsmiay3000 I miss drowning Marzanna, loved it when I was a little kid
@@Morrov because based on slavic mythology drowning of Marzanna is reserved for kids not for adults xD
My sister is named morana,ngl the name suits her very well
morana i mora skoro su isti jedno je smrt(morana) a drugije noćna mora (mora)
w polsce ciągle używamy "nocna zmora" czasem tak nazywam moją córkę ;-)
Indoeuropske riječi. U engleskom je murder / (night)mare, u francuskom meurtre/ cauchemare, a siguran sam da je tako u puno jezika. U latinskom smrt je mortem.
Great video.
Amazing edit
Mara 😎
Хаха...
😍 I love her 😍
😂😂😂 Who's here from Milos Bogetic's "Story of her, holding an orange"? ❤ But literally, so many things add up now. I reccomend anyone who red that story, to see this video. It really fills much of the gaps 😊
Poor Morana
I recommend you to read a book "under free sun", a book about slovenians I begin to read that, greetings from Serbia🇷🇸💪!!!
If u can not find on google just type Pod svobodnim soncem
Roman Frana Saleškega Finžgarja
This is assigned reading in Slovenian high schools (or was in my time). Pod svobodnim soncem.
Damn today is full of revelations. I am half polish but never grew up with any folklore or anything. A few days ago I decided to look into it since I like different mythologies anyway.
I'm flabbergasted learning about Nav and morana because for the longest time I'd move into my "headspace" to escape reality and find myself on a wide clearing with a big tree in the middle. To the right was always a dark forest I never tried to get in because it always scared me. I didn't consciously design this place, I just went there automatically. By the tree was always a young woman with pale skin, long dark hair and wearing a white dress that would flow in the wind. She was always a very kind person (to me at least) and would often help me
To be honest, I always assumed if anything she'd be from the Greek pantheon but I could never find anything that matched the description of the place and her until Nav and morana
Now I get the song "In the arms of Mara" by Grai its about the Morana, namely the coming of winter.
Love this. Being Croatian it all makes sense to me now...
1:25 I swear I dated this girl!
lool
Nacionalista sta ti trazis medju pagane?
Овде сам да подржим родноверје код католичких Словена јер ћемо их лако преко родноверја преобратити у православље, пошто родноверје има више сличност са православљем него католичанством. А искрено...
Сви словенски богови подударају са германским, грчким и римским боговима, тако да родноверска божанства *у суштини* нису нешто посебно словенско, исто важи и за хришћанског бога наравно.
Перун = Зевс = Јупитер = Тор
Јел Перун словенски бог или: *словенско име за општег индо-европског бога* кога су Германи, Грци, Латини и Викинзи такође својевремено славили???
Зато родноверје не треба сматрати као алтернативу хришћанству ни хришћанство као нешто туђе а *ни родноверје као нешто посебно* словенско.
Само су имена богова словенска.
Јешуа (хебрејски) = Исус (словенски) па: Моша (хеб) = Мојсије (сло) онда: Абрахам (хеб) = Аврам (сло).
Схваташ?
У оба случаја *божанства и пророци су исти* само су имена локалног порекла и само другачије звуче.
@@dkepa90 sta mudrujes seljacino
@@hiqhduke sta fali katolicima, isti su kao pravoslavci, iste bogove slave... Idi pricaj popovima o rodnoverju i starim bogovima, kako je hriscanstvo na silu preobratilo slovene i da je samo izmenilo nazive bogova u svetce, isti ti bogovi se pojavljuju u svim kulturama i nisu nista drugo no Anunaki koji su stvorili rasu, koji su hteli da je uniste gde je Enki aka Loki dao uputstva Noju kako da spasi...
Sve ti je to isto od starog egipta do inka i maya, pa do sub rase Slovena koje je prihvatilo kasnije te iste bogove.
Postoji jedno bozanstvo pre svih njih koje je doslo na balkan u vreme starcevo kulture a to je venera, crna majka, black madona, sv petka, kali, isis nazovi je kako hoces. Sa druge strane slavili smo i baal-a laznog boga a i dalje je tu, veles-a zastitnika stocara i vodic do podzemlja. Ko je tu ispravan... ?
Rasisticka je knjiga Peruna, nema dokaza da je orginalna, a ako jeste to dokazuje da je bilo rata izmedju vise sila i da nisu anunaki tako divni, ipak oni su podrzali Hitlera.
U Indiji je sacuvano vedsko znanje, koje srbi danas tvrde, iako nema genetike juznih slovena tamo vec slovena sto nije isto. RG VEDA gde opisuje indru kralja bogova (odnosno tih van zemaljskih svetaca) iznad njega su 3 shiva(veles) vishnu(rod) i brahma(swarog)
Da li pripada to jednoj rasi, ne, vec covecanstvu, da li je pravoslavlje zalutalo odgovor je da, jeste, ovisao sam ove godine i katolicke i pravoslavne i dzamije (sve spadaju u avramovske religije zasnovane na dogmi sto je i rodnoverje) i sta mislis da li sam nasao tamo boga?
I da i ne, nasao sam u ljudima, ali nasao sam i boga tame, sve je tu.
Sve su to isti ljudi, sa istim ciljem kojima je servirana neka prica da bi zamrzeli drguge.
Pogledaj sta putin misli o ostalim verama, i zasto se sastaju u Astani, neutralnoj teritoriji za politiku i veru. Zapitaj se zasto ruski popovi osudjuju rodnoverje, mozda zato sto je proizaslo iz fasizma.
Rudolf Stajner je sve to lepo obradio, njegova svest je bila na nivou Tesle, ali niko o njemu ne prica, zato sto je u to vreme bio pretnja za hitlerov vril kult, zato sto smatra jevandjelja lepim ali u 20. veku ne dovoljnim, zato sto he pokazao na pravu svest hrista i kako doci do nje, a ne da drzi ljude u mraku i naplacuje vencanja, svadbe, krstenja i sahrane. Pa ako nemas pare ko te jebe. Cast divnim ljudima u crkvi, malo ih je, ostalima trebaju pare, dje ces u raj bez novca?
Jerotic je bio divan covek, da su samo svi popovi nalik njemu...
What about Chernabog?
51!
Dobry film
More of this! :)
Topienie "Marzanny"
Super video pozdrave iz spodnje savinjske doline
In Slovakia we call her Morena and in spring she is both set on fire and then drowned
Marana means death in sanskrit
I remember how in kindergarten on the first day of spring ladies made a puppet from papers and materials, aka. Marzanna, and we burn her in the yard :)
Absolutely normal thing, hm?
Came here for the Allegro series. This a completely new culture to me.
Moran is the wife of Košej. The noble lord of the underworld. Košej hissides is known as Kostej, Korčun and Koročun. His day is the 16th of December, the shortest day in the year and the longest night.
Притянуто за уши
Morana comes from River Morava, in this river very much lose the life
Wow okay I'm calling my daughter Marina so everyone assumes I like the sea but actually I just like death.
Please make a video about the KURENT, I am from Ptuj...so you know...
I think Kurent is the same god as Pust (Puscetus), also the same as greek Charon, etruscan Charun, and mythical polish ruler Piast Wheelwright (which is Charron in french). Rod, in hinduism Vishnu, is more broad version of this god. Rod (Krodo) holds the wheel of fortune (Sudarshana Chakra). Morana is his female version. Doesn't Kurentovanje mean something like healing? The same word as Piastowanie (care, protection). This is role of Vishnu - Preservation. Word with PST like Piast, Pust relate to Piscis and Pistis (faith, sense of people from this astrological sign).
Most probably Morena/Morana was not burned or dumped in watter originally.
There is a slovak folk song where they sing :
Morena, Morena you died, but not for us.
Indicating that in the attempt to keep the tradition while it was non christian and banned from practicing.
People did the procession as usual but at the end burned Morana showing to the christian authorities :
"Look we are throwing this idol away"
Doing it this way they kept the custom and not be in conflict at the same time.
Morana here in Czech Rep. is burned when spring comes to show. I am thinking to get Gerald nex winter/spring exchange :D
in Poland too, when I was a kid we made Marzanna dolls in school and during spring equinox the most pretty one was chosen and we all went at the river side, then the teacher would soak her with alcohol or whatever, set it on fire and throw it to river. she would be burning and floating away so as the winter she represents. now when i'm thinking about it, those pagan rituals do have charm :)
Can you do Devana too?
There are also rivers (and t9wns and other places) all over Europe named Morava (which is taken from Morana). And usisally those are dangerous rivers. Bad for swiming in them.
Could you make a video about Bojana - goddess of victory, Vesna - goddess of spring, Miroslava - goddess od peace?
Наравно!Ти си Српкиња!А та дивна женска словенска имена су, углавном српска!
❤
I lerned in school about her :P cool
@@orthoboi_ yup, we do. But just a little bit.
in poland in every first day of spring we drown Morana (Marzanna) in the river :-)
okayyy😭😭😭😭
Great video, and yes here in Serbia we have a name for a female Mara :D
@Morana PL oh that is great hehe :D so similar
@Morana PL always and forever 💪💪
Azzaxtor Marina also:)
@@nenadnexus3078 yes and Marina :)
In Serbia Mara is short for Marija.
I never met anyone called Mara!
In modern Russia there's an unpopular dark and overall edgy branch of Slavic neopaganism, a cult of The Great Nav'. What's interesting about it is that's it's not a paganistic religion, but rather gnostic. A material world is seen as a prison and the Great Nav' - as a sort of a "void beyond", with a strong Lovecraftian vibe. Mara thus is depicted as a benevolent Lovecraftian entity, who's goal is to liberate all the souls of the world by "decreating" them, which also makes this religion a really dark and gothic-ish vershion of Buddhism.
There should be a unified Slavic nations
Please make video on slavic muslims from sandzak and bosnia! I'm russian and I heard actually quite good thinks about them but most people don't see them as slavs, even tho a montenegrin friends family of mine for example just changed to Islam at about 1900
I have relatives in Sandzak
Proturkish traitors
🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺 с наилучшими пожеланиями братьям славянам
Aka Oya , aka Kali . The spirits aka gods energy are everywhere
In Poland it is called Morzana,
Hades and Persephone in reverse
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I didn't know that. It is interesting that the names : Marina,Mara,Morana,are still common tiday (specially in Croatia,Morana is relatively common)
Marina is a popular name in Russia, but it is believed that it is Latin. From the Old Latin marīnus - sea.
Mara is a common name in Srbia to.
but i think Marina is not a veriant of Morana,i thik it hase Latin origens.
V Čechách na konci dubna pálíme čarodějnice a je to velice podobné tomu, co jsi popisoval ve videu. Je to to samé?
Není, pálení čarodějnic je 30. Dubna a ne 21. Března, což je první rozdíl. Říká se tomu Valpuržina noc, nebo také Noc čarodějnic, což je druhý rozdíl. A ten třetí je, že je to převzatý od Němců. Morena, se pálí, či topí 21. Března a tento zvyk spíše přežívá na Moravě, nežli v Čechách. Určitě se taky najdou výjímky, ale je jich fakt pomálu. Doufám, že jsem to vysvětlil dostatečně.
Jo, dík moc ;)
In Poland we drown her when the winter ends to symbolically "kill the winter". It's called "topienie marzanny"
is it possible rivers Morava and Velika/Istočna/Zapadna Morava comes from Morana's name?
Proto Indo European root "mar/mor" is related to a large body of water, death or a horse. Basically, many words in English, French, Italian and particularly Slavic languages may be traced back to this old root, especially if their original meanings are kept in some form. So the answer to your question is, yes.
What!?? No mention of Slovenian movie “Morana”???
Here
❤️🖤💀🖤❤️
Wait wait wait wait wait... i have so much questions - isn't Morana daughter of Mokoš? Are Dažbog and Svarožič the same god? And is Svarožič the son of Svarog?
Morana is basically the same Deity as The Morrigan in my people's own old ways, Celtic Polytheism.
Yes, but Morana also has great connection with war and... not only. She is even more similar to Cailleach Bheur, when we look at Marzanna-Dziewanna and Cailleach-Brìghde.
@Morana PL Myślę że cię zainteresuje ;)
weneda.net/marzanna-i-swiatlo-bozyca-ilustracja/
weneda.net/marzanna-i-dziewanna/
www.bogowiepolscy.net/marzanna-1.html
Morrigan is the goddess of Battle! Morana is the goddess of Winter and Death, feel the difference.
I talk about Morana as Marzanna, which reign far more than only winter and death. We can say that Morana (goddess of Winter and Death) is aspect of Marzanna, but of course everything depends on interpretacion. I recommend checking out sources above.
@@KrwawyKocur I recommend you to check славяне.сайт in Gods you'll find Morena.
@Селина Винтер Thank you, I catch basics of Russian and I saw your славяне.сайт, and it's all nice stories but mostly over-interpretation. I was talking about raw historical character. Don't get me wrong, there is also truth but as well things that have no sources and probably come from someone's imagination (Did I mention that there is no annotation to any sources ?). There also do not take into account the question of time and space of occurrence of beliefs. No offence, if you buy it, it's ok but this is some vision of how it could be, not a historical facts. Likewise I have had on mind later appearing Marzanna, which is as I said before Goddess of dead and winter but not only in contrast to your vision of Morena. I just use those names interchangeably, it's probably the source of our little misunderstanding about the essence of this Goddess. Greetings to you.
Reminds me of She-ra!
In thai morana actually mean death too
PREKRASNA
Well in poland its literally calles "topienie marzanny" aka drowining Marzanna and its celebrated in preschools were children dress decorate Marzanna and later go out on a field trip to a rivet and the teachers light it up burn it and throw it into the water
In a white dress, while 95% of pics we saw as reference are in black
Are yarilo and dazbog same gods
I am developing an interest in Slavic culture after learning about North Macedonia (No I am not intending to start a fight about the naming dispute)
Yeah, it s funny how Otto from Germany became the first Greek king.
Why this ritual looking so similar to Indian crop season festival ?
They also burn and throw it in water ..
And name also seems familiar we call it "marula" (meaning: changing/turning/mesmerize/mystic.. etc) festival also called "jaru seethala"(meaning : jaru = sliding/slipping, seethala = of Winter/ Cold) festival ..
But there also be a eggs throwing festival or competition to lead this group..
It's a very good happy festival.. nowadays people not giving it a face ..
Anyway why this was so similar ?
And it was mainly done by sali's farmers ..
Are there any links ?
you know we have the same indoeuropean roots, so most probably we have simillar root of our goods ;-)
we also called that ritual in poland "Jare Gody"
if you are hindi speaker some words are similar in hindi and in polish in example numerals from zero to nine:
zero
jeden
dwa
trzy
cztery
pięć
sześć
siedem
osiem
dziewięć
@Ankit Kumar Jha is there any back story/ custom you know regarding holika !?
Bcz we can't just simply burning as a cause of similarity..
I heard about this burning session before Holi in some places but don't know real thing so please enlighten me about this.. maybe it was same !! In this way only we can dig our cultural this bcz main stream media will not give us real stuff except their fabrication stories ..
Hoping for your kind reply 🙏
Dla zainteresowanych tematem Marzanny zachęcam do lektury:
weneda.net/bogini-marzanna/
weneda.net/marzanna-i-swiatlo-bozyca-ilustracja/
weneda.net/marzanna-zielna/
weneda.net/marzanna-i-dziewanna/
weneda.net/dziewanna-i-wiosna/
weneda.net/dziewanna-gromniczna-2/
weneda.net/gwiazdka-i-gwiazdor/
www.bogowiepolscy.net/marzanna-1.html
People exaggerate role of Morana as goddes of death. She is just as much goddess of death as Laima or Lakshmi. She is goddes of sea, dreams and fortune. Very easy to understand if one understands astrology. Other her names: Sobota, Kupała, Ślędza, Śva (Siva from Helmold), Dola. Sobota is cognate with Sophia, sanskrit Sobhana (smart).
Btw she wasn't daughter of Lada and Svarog. If anything she could be daughter of Perun (as Athena of Zeus)
And btw Belin, Belebog, Belun is god of sun. Another his name might be Upało. Dadźbog is god of Earth which you shoiuld know if you are from Balkans, you have Dabog, correctly represented as god of earth. Dadźbog is god of earth/harvest like Vertumnus. Another his names or forms: Plon, Siemowit and female version: Dziewanna, Siemianna, Siemargl, Zirnitra, Semla, Verta. This Dziewanna isn't Diana (moon goddess) but Diana is Ziewanna. Siemargl is probably Siem+Mergele (lithuanian for virgo zodiac sign which is related to narvest, plony, dożynki).
Baba Jaga
Kao Morgana u lolu xD
Marina???
And She's Coming for your Soul...
Hmmm.
Out of the blue, an ilustration of Yemanjá, an orixá which has nothing to do with Morana hahaha