Neopaganism
Modern Revival of Slavic Spirituality
Key Features
- Reconstruction of ancient beliefs
- Nature worship
- Seasonal celebrations
- Ancestral veneration
- Cultural revival
Main Traditions
- Rodnovery (Native Faith)
- Vedism
- Ynglism
- Slavic Wicca
- Eclectic paganism
Beliefs and Practices
Core aspects of Slavic neopaganism:
- Polytheistic worship of Slavic gods
- Sacred groves and natural sites
- Seasonal festivals (Kupala, Maslenitsa)
- Ritual crafts and folk arts
- Oral tradition preservation
Regional Variations
Differences across Slavic countries:
- Russia - Largest organized movements
- Ukraine - Strong nationalist elements
- Poland - More eclectic approaches
- Balkans - Folk tradition blends
Modern Challenges
Contemporary issues and developments:
- Balancing authenticity with modernity
- Political and nationalist associations
- Interfaith relations
- Academic and archaeological influences
- Globalization of Slavic paganism