Slavic Myths Speaker Series | Introduction to Slavic Mythology
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- čas přidán 9. 02. 2023
- Slavic Myths Speaker Series
Michał Łuczyński, Philologist, Linguist, and Teacher
Who is Baba Yaga, Perun, or Wodnik? These beings and characters are found in Slavic myths and stories. Join the Center for European Studies in the first presentation of the Slavic Myths and Fey Creatures with Dr. Łuczyński. He will provide an overview of Slavic mythology. Łuczyński will discuss the characters, their origins, and relationships.
Dyakuyu, this was very informative!
Wielkie dzięki! Thanks! Спасибо!
*PromoSM* 🤗
Slavic believe is NOT Pagan, it is “ROD BOŽÍ” that mean our Gods are our Family. We can transplanted it as a “Family Godhood”. Short explanation; our ancestors are our Gods and it is going all the way to Creator Ra-M-Cha. If interested I have books about this subject in English and Slovak. One book name is call “Purpose of Life” and other is my translation and explanation of “Book Of Light” this is Slavic Vedas. if interested leave message TY.
Pagan just means more than one god. But you taught me something new!!
I will definitely look into those books do you have any thoughts on naming modern children old pagan names also I was told it was disrespectful to name humans after slavic gods, is this true?
My husband and I are expecting and he is Russian so I’ve been looking into names and I really like some of the old pre Christian names
@@Hell.0itsMe I would not name my children after Slavic Gods.there is a lot of Slavic names that mean something spiritual, Žiarislav-Lightning Glory, Lubomir-Peace Maker, Branislav -Glory Defender. We usually make those names short when we talk to each other, like Branislav we short them Brano. Lubomir we say Lubo. ❤️✌️🌎
@@Hell.0itsMe yes it is totally different “ball game” and it is edge of the rabbit hole. It looks ugly.