I recommend TO VISIT | The pre-Christian spirituality of the Ancient Slavs—their, and indeed our, Gods, Vedomectvo (the tradition of sacred wisdom), meditation and contemplation, rites and rituals, as well as Native Faith, nature-based culture, and a way of life in harmony

I recommend to VISIT

Connections are very important to me. I always appreciate meeting new people, and I am grateful whenever someone recommends an interesting person, place, or project. In the same spirit, I would like to share a few recommendations of my own:

SVÄTOHÁJ RODNEJ VIERY

Website of the Eastern Slovak Slavic Native Faith Religious Community

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Slavic Rituals

A Facebook page dedicated to Slavic spirituality.

From the Old Mill – The Green Witch

A wonderful green witch and herbalist, sharing her love of herbs, nature, and traditional wisdom.

PECUCHOVIA

Friends who have been part of my journey and whom I will never forget.

My companion on the path of Vedomectvo (the Slavic tradition of sacred wisdom).

BAKA NATURE

Beautiful, high-quality handmade textile products, lovingly crafted in a small workshop in eastern Slovakia.

PERUN SHOP

Hromoslav's ethnographic shop, where the history and traditions of long-forgotten times are brought to life in a modern way. Here you will find products inspired by Viking, Celtic, and above all Slavic heritage, as well as traditional folklore.

GLOBAL SLOVAKIA

A non-profit organization based in Slovakia, dedicated to promoting Slovak culture abroad—especially among Slovak communities across the Atlantic.

Karate Sports Club OLYMPIA Bardejov

One of the best ways to strengthen both spirit and body is through the practice of karate. The OLYMPIA Bardejov Karate Club offers training for children, youth, and adults in a welcoming and supportive environment.

My! Słowianie - czyli podcast o mitologii Artur Chrostowski

We, the Slavs! – A Podcast on Slavic Mythology
Artur Chrostowski

If you would like to learn more about the lives of your ancestors, you have come to the right place. I will guide you through the magical world of the Slavs—a world of gods, demons, and traditions that are rarely taught in school.

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