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The yule festival 🎄🕯️

  At Samhain we honour, celebrate and welcome 🎄the descent into, and return of, the dark - the beginning of the New Year, acknowledging that all beginnings emerge from darkness. At the Winter Solstice we reach the depth of that darkness with the longest night of the year. Darkness has reached its pea k.🎄 🍀🍀"Now we start to wonder: will this continue? Will the Earth grow darker and colder as the Sun disappears into the south until only darkness is left? But at Yule a wonderful thing happens. The Sun stops its decline and for a few days it rises in about the same place. This is the crucial time, the cusp between events. The Sun stands still, and everyone waits for the turning.🍁🍁🍁 🌬️🌬️🌬️🌬️🌬️🌬️🌬️🌬️🌬️🌬️🌬️🌬️ In our heads we know the light will return. But in the darkness of Winter, can we be sure? do our hearts believe what our heads tell us? Will the light keep its promises? We all have moments of darkness, when we don't know how much deeper we will go before the...
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The Three god-Triglv-Triglav

Triglav. One of the Slavic Gods or a Fusion of Three Gods.  Triglav is the Slavic god of divination and oath- making. Some versions refer to Triglav as a local version and form of the god Veles.  The name “Triglav” actually means “the one with three heads”.Triglav is depicted as a man with three heads who is wearing a veil or golden blindfolds. Triglav was very fond of humans and by wearing the golden blindfold he didn't see evil caused by human beings. Even tho, he liked humans, he never appeared to them, he lookad at them from above. The three heads are symbols of the sky, earth, and the underworld. In fact, this is one of the most mysterious gods in the Slavic pantheon as the triad in its entity represents different elements according to different versions.  An early version of this myth includes the three gods Svarog or Heaven, Perun or Earth, and Daibog or Underworld. In a later version, the god Veles or Svetovid replaces Daibog. Therefore, Triglav always represents ...
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