European (neo) Paganism
In Slavic mythology, a Domovoi is a type of household spirit or house elf that is said to protect and care for the home and its inhabitants. Domovois are typically depicted as small, humanoid creatures with beards and pointed ears,
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In Slavic mythology, a Zmey is a type of dragon or serpent that is said to inhabit the earth, the sky, and the underworld. Zmeys are typically depicted as large, powerful creatures with wings, scales, and the ability to breathe
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In Slavic mythology, a Rusalka is a type of water spirit or mermaid that is said to inhabit rivers, lakes, and other bodies of water. Rusalki are typically depicted as beautiful young women with long hair and pale skin, who
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Slavic mythology is a rich and varied collection of folklore and beliefs from the Slavic peoples of Eastern Europe. Like many mythologies, it features a wide range of supernatural beings and creatures, each with its own unique characteristics and significance.
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The Kievan Rus was a medieval East Slavic state that emerged in the late 9th century in what is now modern-day Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia. The Kievan Rus was founded by a group of Varangians, also known as Vikings, who
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Morana, also known as Marzanna or Morena, is a goddess in Slavic mythology who was associated with death, winter, and the cycle of life and rebirth. Her name means “death” or “the dying one,” and she was often depicted as
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Devana is a goddess in Slavic mythology who was associated with hunting, the forest, and the moon. Her name means “divine” or “celestial,” and she was often depicted as a beautiful young woman, dressed in animal skins and carrying a
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Chernobog, also known as Crnobog, is a deity in Slavic mythology who was associated with darkness, death, and evil. His name means “black god” or “dark god,” and he was often depicted as a dark, ominous figure with glowing eyes
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Lada is a goddess in Slavic mythology who was associated with beauty, love, and fertility. She was often depicted as a beautiful young woman, dressed in a long robe and holding a sheaf of wheat or flowers. Lada was revered
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Dazhbog, also known as Dažbog or Dazhdbog, is a god in Slavic mythology who was associated with the sun, wealth, and fertility. His name means “giving god” or “god of giving”, and he was often depicted as a radiant figure
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