Slavic Pagan Music

Slavland - Chwała Swarozyca

Arkona - Slav'sia Rus

Arkona - Stenka Na Stenku

Arkona - Yarilo

Percival Dziewczyna Swarozyca

Percival i Radbor - Słowianski Mit o Stworzeniu Swiata

Slava Swarogu

Slavic Mythology, Gods and Heroes

Gamayun	Kupala	Lesovik	Svyatogor	Jarilo	Fairies	Matka Ziemia	World Tree	Stribog	Lada
Svetovid	Dazbog	Veles	Mokosh	Perun	Morana	Crnobog	Belobog	Rod	Svarog

Svetovid

Svetovid

Svetovid is the Slavic god of war, fertility and abundance. He is four-headed war god. Svetovid's four heads stand for the four sides of the world that this all-seeing god is looking at. His attributes are a sword, a bridle, a saddle, and a white horse. Svantevit possessed several major temples, each with a guard of more than a hundred men.

He always carries his sword (sometimes bow) in one hand, and in the other ...

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Svyatogor

Svyatogor

Svyatogor is the giant-warrior in Russian mythology and folklore. His name is a derivation from the words "sacred mountain". He and his mighty steed are so large that, when they ride forth, the crest of his helmet sweeps away the clouds.

The story of Svyatogor passing appears as an episode in the larger tale of Ilya Muromets, Russia's greatest hero-warrior. Having heard of the giant's strength, Muromets comes to...

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Gamayun

Gamayun The Prophetic Bird

Gamayun is a symbol of wisdom and knowledge, a talking bird who foretells the future and tells fortunes. Its name is derived from the Russian word “gam” or “kam”, meaning “noise”, hence are the words “kamlat” (i.e. to perform shamanistic rituals) and “shaman”. In the Belorussian language the word “gamanits” means “to speak, to talk”.

Like the Sirin and the Alkonost, the Gamayun is normally ...

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