Chthonia Conversations: Talking Slavic Creation and Afterlife with Joanna Madloch
Jun 16, 2023 ·
1h 3m 56s
We finally have a new Chthonia Conversation, and Joanna Madloch is back! We dive into Slavic theogony (creation mythology) and conceptions of the afterlife in the stories of Perun, Veles,...
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We finally have a new Chthonia Conversation, and Joanna Madloch is back! We dive into Slavic theogony (creation mythology) and conceptions of the afterlife in the stories of Perun, Veles, and their offspring. Joanna sent me a few names in chat, that you can reference; these are in order within the conversation:
Swaróg
Dadźbóg
Chors
Księżyc
Mokosz
Strzybóg
Rod
Rodzanice
Nav, Nawia
Wyraj
Dola
Jaga
Wiedźma
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Swaróg
Dadźbóg
Chors
Księżyc
Mokosz
Strzybóg
Rod
Rodzanice
Nav, Nawia
Wyraj
Dola
Jaga
Wiedźma
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C Mccollum-stroh
10 months ago
Mokosh is my personal Goddess. I have a lovely little wooden statue of her (also Lada) on my altar. She keeps watch over my little granddaughter. There's something about the tale told today that reminds me of Bleduwedd in Welsh mythology. She's created to be a wife, every step she takes flowers appear, she takes a lover when she realised she was only created to be someone's wife.
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