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I’ve done my best to provide a phonetic transliteration, but—as is often the case—Slavic words and names are still prone to mispronunciation by the AI reader.
You can find the original post with correct spelling and formatting here:
https://witia.substack.com/p/polish-traditional-folklore-the-magic
The reviewed book you can find here:
https://archive.org/details/anna-brzozowska-krajka-polish-traditional-folklore-the-magic-of-time-east-european-monographs
One off not computer-generated voiceover for this Substack post, where I explain what's the deal with computer generated content on Witia's podcast feed and why Witia projest is not changing into AI driven slop.
You can find the original post here:
https://witia.substack.com
Computer-generated voiceover for this Substack post
I’ve done my best to provide a phonetic transliteration, but—as is often the case—Slavic words and names are still prone to mispronunciation by the AI reader.
You can find the original post with correct spelling and formatting here:
https://witia.substack.com/p/perun-according-to-bruckner-22
Computer-generated voiceover for this Substack post
I’ve done my best to provide a phonetic transliteration, but—as is often the case—Slavic words and names are still prone to mispronunciation by the AI reader.
You can find the original post with correct spelling and formatting here:
https://witia.substack.com/p/slavic-paganism-in-medieval-christian
In this episode the summary of pages 41-97 of tome 1 of Kultura Duchowa (Spiritual Culture of the Slavs) by Kazimierz Moszyński:
→ the word of nature according to the Slavs
→ sensory and emotional perception according to the Slavs
→ Slavic ways of knowing
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The legend of prince Popiel, who was eaten by mice
https://lamusdworski.wordpress.com/2016/03/12/mouse-tower/
S2E3 – on how to and why to be a human being not a zombie
https://witia.substack.com/p/shadow-work-with-an-axe
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Witia's substack:
https://witia.substack.com
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Artwork for this episode is picture of Nostoc sp. (aka star jelly or witch's butter), which according to Moszyński, the Slavs believed was fallen clouds. Photo taken by YAMAMAYA, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=3919265
Music: The Meaning by Dark Fantasy Studio
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https://witia.substack.com/p/rodnovery-101-dola
Computer-generated voiceover for this Substack post
I’ve done my best to provide a phonetic transliteration, but—as is often the case—Slavic words and names are still prone to mispronunciation by the AI reader.
You can find the original post with correct spelling and formatting here:
https://witia.substack.com/p/rodnovery-101-ancestral-veneration
Computer-generated voiceover for this Substack post
I’ve done my best to provide a phonetic transliteration, but—as is often the case—Slavic words and names are still prone to mispronunciation by the AI reader.
You can find the original post with correct spelling and formatting here:
https://witia.substack.com/p/perun-according-to-bruckner-12
In this episode:
→ who was Kazimierz Moszynski and why knowing his work is fundamental for any follower of Slavic Native Faith
→ what are the differences and similarities between pre-industrial and pre-Christian Slavs
The summary of Spiritual Culture of the Slavs, (starts at 15:05) pages 1-41: cosmography
→ the sky, the Sun, the Moon, the stars
→ counting time the Slavic way
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E14 S1 SftSS (episode about Slavic magic):
https://open.substack.com/pub/witia/p/episode-14-the-magic-of-sowo-9cf
Using Pleiades as a natural calendar:
https://donnallong.com/using-the-pleiades-as-a-natural-calendar/
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Witia's substack:
https://witia.substack.com
Witia's email:
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Artwork for this episode is picture of Orion and Sirius by Samuele Bertoli on Unsplash
Music: The Meaning by Dark Fantasy Studio
Computer-generated voiceover for this Substack post
I’ve done my best to provide a phonetic transliteration, but—as is often the case—Slavic words and names are still prone to mispronunciation by the AI reader.
You can find the original post with correct spelling and formatting here:
https://witia.substack.com/p/pomeranian-deities
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