Jagoda

Hello there anon!! 🥹🥹✨✨🧡

This is so nice of you!! I totally understand what you mean, and it MAKES SO MUCH SENSE.

Thank you for sending this, i really really appreciate it!! 🫶 It's something i really needed to hear, especially this time of my life 🥹 TYSMMM

So far i want to get back into researching slavic paganism more in depth than ever...

But there are so many other deities i want to start researching and then eventually worshipping...

I want to go back to worshipping Amphitrite, but then also start worshipping other greek gods...

But then again, I'm also interested in worshipping Venus and other Roman gods.

DAMNNNN anon!! That's awfully hot 😭

NameExoWorlds gave a chance for Croatia, amongst other countries, to name a gas giant planet outside of our solar system!

They named it Veles :) the god of cattle, livestock, the Earth, death and the underworld....

This European is gonna be a boiled Eurobean soon 🫘🥹

I know the situation is even worse in places like Indian peninsula, South America, or West Asia... Etc.

Like, i have this problem where i want to do something research related, especially reading... But i just can't start??? I even plan to take a few hours off some day and end up not doing anything to like, research because i physically can't start.

"Just take the critical first step" NAUUUR

My friend's tarot cards: You can't expect to find love if you don't focus on love!!

The tarot girlie on Instagram: You have to FIND love, not sit down and wait for love.

Twelve different dating apps that have been on my phone for the past month:

Any opinions you have, but also if not a lunar god, do you take any belief in his name being interpreted as “emaciated” or “frail”

Unless you only connect the name with Iranian/Persian connection to “Sun”

Give me all your thoughts *grabby hands*

Hi there! Sorry for answering so late aaaa 🥹🥹

To be honest, i too am conflicted about the etymology. The Iranian connection *personally* seems like a reach to me, if you know what i mean. The whole story of Iranian soldiers and King Vladimir seems very convenient to explain the etymology of Khors. A bit too convinient for historians to make such theories. Not going into the linguistic related problems, and the region of Persia experiencing Islamization making the whole story even more confusing, which are a whole different story, I just can't believe that even if the cult of Khors in then east slavic places, they would make a whole new adjective which would become the most common word for "good" in Russian???

To explain, many people believe that хорошо (which means good in Russian) comes from the word Khors which is Iranian origin.

The whole thing seems unlikely to me. Even tho it may even be correct and i may be wrong, i don't know 🫠🫠🫠 Because if that happened, I'd expect the cult of Khors to be much bigger and long lasting than it was...

But no, we barely get any historical sources of Khors , neither do we get any named idols or statues of him.

In my theory, the word хорошо in russian has a bit of a messier etymology, possibly connected to the words beautiful, useful, etc.

So that's my thoughts on it!! Keep in mind i am Serbian, and i barely know how to make a whole sentence in Russian... Despite taking a course on it this year in college 😭 these are all just my theories.

Hii!

I believe there are spirits and gods that are malevolent, but i don't think that there is a pure evil spiritual being or multiple. I don't really believe in the concept of ultimate evil and good duality spirituality wise.