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Slavic Spirits & Demons ~ Tales of Myth, Legend & Faith
CAD $36.00
The fascinating world of Slavic Mythology, folklore, and Native Faith. Slavic Spirits & Demons ~ Tales of Myth, Legend & Faith explores the Slavic spiritual landscape, unveiling its profound connections with nature, tradition, and the supernatural. Through vivid storytelling and Illustrations, it captures the essence of Slavic myths and the timeless influence of their spiritual beings, offering a unique view into the heart of Slavic cultural heritage. This comprehensive book delves into the roles, characteristics, and cultural significance of various spirits and demons within the Slavic tradition.
From benevolent guardians of nature to malevolent entities, the book covers multiple mythical beings, examining their evolution through history, their impact on Slavic culture, and their portrayal in the modern world.
Not only offering a variety of Slavic spirits and demons but also delving into their evolution from Slavic Native Faith through to Early Christianity. It reflects on the profound connection of the Slavic peoples with nature, their moral and spiritual beliefs, and their relationship, making it a vital resource for anyone interested in folklore, mythology, and Slavic cultural studies.
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| Weight | 262 g |
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| Dimensions | 22 × 14 × 1.5 cm |
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The fascinating world of Slavic Mythology, folklore, and Native Faith. Slavic Spirits & Demons ~ Tales of Myth, Legend & Faith explores the Slavic spiritual landscape, unveiling its profound connections with nature, tradition, and the supernatural. Through vivid storytelling and Illustrations, it captures the essence of Slavic myths and the timeless influence of their spiritual beings, offering a unique view into the heart of Slavic cultural heritage. This comprehensive book delves into the roles, characteristics, and cultural significance of various spirits and demons within the Slavic tradition.
From benevolent guardians of nature to malevolent entities, the book covers multiple mythical beings, examining their evolution through history, their impact on Slavic culture, and their portrayal in the modern world.
Not only offering a variety of Slavic spirits and demons but also delving into their evolution from Slavic Native Faith through to Early Christianity. It reflects on the profound connection of the Slavic peoples with nature, their moral and spiritual beliefs, and their relationship, making it a vital resource for anyone interested in folklore, mythology, and Slavic cultural studies.
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