Slavic Healer

As the snow melts and spring awakens, ancient Slavic cultures celebrated the festival of Komoyeditsa, a joyous and playful ritual that marked the return of warmth and light. Observed on March 6th, this festive day honored the bear god, Veles, and the awakening of nature from its winter slumber. The Ritual of Awakening the Bear The festivities began with a lively game called “Probudiv Medved” or “Awakening the Bear.” Young people, led by a priest dressed as a bear, would venture into the forest to awaken the hibernating bear. The “bear,” played by a young …

In the realm of spiritual practices, candles have long been used as a tool for diagnosis, healing, and self-reflection. By observing the wax flow on a candle, practitioners can gain insight into an individual’s spiritual state, identifying areas of imbalance and potential causes of distress. In this article, we’ll delve into the world of candle wax flow and explore its significance in spiritual diagnosis. The Ideal State: A Smooth, Flowing Flame When an individual is in a state of spiritual balance, their candle will burn with a smooth, steady flame, free from any wax flow …

In ancient Slavic traditions, fire played a crucial role in rituals and ceremonies, particularly during the Gromnica period. By observing the behavior of the flame, practitioners could gain valuable insights into the success of their rituals and the presence of various energies. In this article, we’ll explore the art of diagnosing with fire and uncover the hidden meanings behind the flame’s behavior. A Smooth, Steady Flame: A Good Omen If the candle or bonfire ignites easily and burns with a smooth, steady flame, it’s a sign that the ritual is being performed at the right …