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Slavic Symbols: An Illustrated Encyclopedia of the Sacred by Radomira Gromova. This vibrant guide introduces over 150 symbols, exploring their meanings, cultural significance, and practical uses. Blending ancient traditions with modern Slavic Native Faith (Rodnovery), it reveals the dynamic evolution of these symbols as protective charms, fertility emblems, and more. With detailed illustrations and accessible explanations, this book is perfect for spiritual seekers, artists, and anyone fascinated by Slavic heritage and its contemporary revival.
I March Against You, by Yulian Opilskyi, follows Prince Sviatoslav of Kyiv and the men who march with him into Bulgaria and war with Byzantium. Set in the pagan world of tenth-century Kyivan Rus’, the novel blends military campaign, political intrigue, personal loss, and the old faith of Perun and Veles. First published in Lviv in 1910, this edition presents Opilskyi’s historical tale in English for the first time.
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Slavic Pagan Roots: Decoding The Primary Chronicle by Perun Mountain plunges readers into the heart of ancient Slavic spirituality, revealing a world of sacred rituals, powerful deities, and deeply rooted traditions. Through a meticulous examination of The Primary Chronicle—the earliest written record of the Slavic world—the author decodes the essence of pre-Christian Slavic Paganism. Each page unfolds with dynamic insights, exploring the vibrant ceremonies and beliefs that once defined Eastern Europe. For those drawn to history’s lesser-told stories or eager to uncover the spiritual pulse of Kievan Rus’, this book offers a compelling and thought-provoking exploration.
Discovering Rodnovery: A Beginner’s Guide to Slavic Native Faith by Perun Mountain is the perfect introduction to the ancient spirituality of the Slavic people. This accessible guide explores the rich pantheon of gods, seasonal festivals, sacred rituals, and deep connection to nature that define Rodnovery. Designed for beginners, it offers insights into the history, traditions, and modern revival of this vibrant faith. Whether reconnecting with Slavic heritage or seeking a meaningful spiritual path, this book is an essential starting point for discovering the beauty and wisdom of Slavic Native Faith.
Slavic Myth and Its Nature: Collected Works of A.N. Afanasyev introduces readers to a world where nature pulses with divine energy and spirits inhabit every corner of the landscape. translated by Sviatoslav Gromov, this first-ever English collection draws from Afanasyev’s Poetic Views of the Slavs on Nature (1865), capturing the ancient Slavs’ view of the natural world as sacred and alive. Through Afanasyev’s poetic insights, discover how myths of cosmic battles, natural cycles, and divine forces reflected the Slavic reverence for nature. Perfect for mythology enthusiasts, spiritual seekers, and anyone curious about Slavic culture, this accessible edition brings the essence of Slavic mythology to a global audience for the first time.
With the Gods in the Heart: Fundamentals of Ukrainian Native Faith is one of the first books on Ridnovirstvo ever published in English, and it stands as the most comprehensive guide to this living Pagan tradition available today. If you're new to Slavic Paganism or studying how it's practiced in Ukraine, this book gives you the foundation you need.
..is the first of its kind, taking passages from one of the earliest Slavic texts and connecting them to the traditions of Slavic paganism. It adds depth and meaning to what’s described, bringing the true Slavic faith to life in a way that’s insightful and engaging.
Slavic Pagan Roots: Decoding The Primary Chronicle by Perun Mountain plunges readers into the heart of ancient Slavic spirituality, revealing a world of sacred rituals, powerful deities, and deeply rooted traditions. Through a meticulous examination of The Primary Chronicle—the earliest written record of the Slavic world—the author decodes the essence of pre-Christian Slavic Paganism. Each page unfolds with dynamic insights, exploring the vibrant ceremonies and beliefs that once defined Eastern Europe. For those drawn to history’s lesser-told stories or eager to uncover the spiritual pulse of Kievan Rus’, this book offers a compelling and thought-provoking exploration.
