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Faun - Egil Saga

Percival - Jomsborg

Wardruna - Kauna

Wardruna - Hagal

Wardruna - Algir

Wardruna - Dagr

Eivor Trollabundin

Oj Dido - Percival

Donis ir Rasa Serra - Zalio Vario

Omnia Wytches Brew

The Goddess Chant

The Earth, The Air, The Fire, The Water, Return

The Moors - The Hunter

Loreena McKennitt - The Mists of Ávalon

Lesovik

Lesovik

The Lesovik or is a male woodland spirit in Slavic mythology who protects wild animals and forests. He is roughly analogous to the Woodwose of Western Europe and the Basajaun of the Basque Country. These are forest spirits who are green and lead travellers of their track.

A male Lesovik has the form of a man with a green beard and long shaggy hair. He has green eyes, cast no shadow and wears boots on the wrong foo...

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Rod

Rod

In Slavic mythology Rod is the first god progenitor of deities, creator of the Universe and its manager. He is the supreme universal principle, which established the divine law Pravda (Prav). He is a protector of blood-ties and clan relations, a patron of kinship and clan unions.

At the beginning of Time, at the very beginning of the Cosmos, only Rod existed and there was nothing around him. He later created the Univer...

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Stribog

Stribog

Stribog in Slavic pantheon, is the god and spirit of the winds, sky and air; and is said to be the ancestor (grandfather) of the winds of the eight directions. He was imagined as an old man who had a warrior’s horn. With this horn he woke up the winds, his grandsons. Because of this feature a lot of army chiefs identified with Stribog and saw him as an ideal.

By the same token, princes often built his idols and wor...

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