Slavic Native Faith

Slavic indigenous faith is modern pagan religion. As a new religious movement, the practitioners returned to the historical belief system of Slavic people in Central and Eastern Europe.

The problem of local beliefs is very burning. Well, through this anthropometric method, I carved this burning carbide from this ash and revived it. [...] We are inspired from folk culture by all the factors that we believe to be able to grow from our soul's spirit.

The gods of Slav's religion are arranged according to cosmology and functional groups and are inherited through myths and folklore. Whether it is the earliest Slavic religion or modern Slavic indigenous belief theology and cosmology, God is arranged to rank the powers generated by the supreme God Rhodes of God. According to Hellold's Chronica Slavorum (ed.1168-1169), "According to the obligations assigned to them, leave his blood and distinguish according to intimacy with God." The generic name of "God" or "God" in Slavic language is "Borg", its original meaning is both "wealth" and "giver". This term relates to Sanskrit Baga and Avestar Baga. In addition to the relatively recent phenomenon of slab indigenous beliefs (Rodnovery), despite the long-term Christianization of the land of Slabs, some of the gods of Slavo are particularly worshiped in rural folk religion There is.

Slav Aboriginal belief, also known as Rodnovery, is modern pagan religion. As a new religious movement, the practitioner can go back to the historical belief system of the Slavic people of Central and Eastern Europe. The Rodnover organization further describes Religion as Orthodox, Old Faith, and Vedicism, but "Rodnovery" is a widely accepted self-description in the community. Rodnovers generally thinks that their religion is a faithful continuation of ancient faith which survived as a conscious "double faith" after folk religion or medieval slavic Christianization. Rodnovery used even non-Slav cultural sources such as the surviving historical and archaeological materials, folk religion and Hinduism. Rodnov's theology and cosmology can be explained as the spirit of the supernatural god who worships the universe, polytheism, and polygamus, ancestor and the spirit of nature determined through slavic culture.