Norse and Slavic pagans mostly got a long and nowadays we still do. As a Norse pagan with Lithuanian roots, I respect the Slavic and Baltic gods and traditions just as much as the Nordic ones. May the gods lift our spirits up these days. :)
From a historical perspective, we surely had trade connections, but we also fought quite a lot. Take Russia for example and Rurik's bloodline. Or swedish raids to baltic area. Even Slavic people fought between themselves as did the Scandinavians (hesistating to use term "viking" bcs it's inaccurate). Anyway, nowadays we don't fight and that's a good thing. Sláva Perunovi a Bůh žehnej!
Percival is the answer when you are low on moral and under the preasure. Grab something alchoholic and vuala.... as good as new even in the morning. ПС: СЛАВА РОДУ БРАЋО МИЛА!
This music unfolds like a picture book full of stars, where birds come chirping, spinning farandoles, cracking rattles and dancing wizards. From rounds to nursery rhymes, the arrangements display their mystery, the songs fill with fervor and the instruments have the roundness and brilliance of chimes ;)
@@FriggsdottirOf course. Especially the gun culture. But the problem is today's mainstream "American culture" is not your true culture, America and Europa are already conquered by J. Watch Europa the last battle. Watch David Cole. If you haven't watched them before, you'll see a new world.
I love the compilation! It’s really difficult to find a good soundtrack for Old Slavs now that we’ve got a large number of famous shows with pagan OSTs (like the Vikings). I would definitely suggest checking out the Serbian band Vrelo who also do a similar kind of folk sound with modern influences :) Love for all Slavs from Serbia! :D
Actually you can find a lot of PAN- SLAVIC Music, both Neo Folk, Néo Medieval, "Pagan"Folk , as well as Church Chant ensembles, Choirs, clapas, and specialized bands performing the authentic Ritual Songs from the Balkans Slavs, Balto-Slavs, and Eastern SLAVS ( espsialy ByelaRuss, Ukraina and Russia.) So many bands: the cult, World wide known Ukrainian electro Slavic Ethno band: "DACHA-BRACHA", that follows the path of the legendary Russian Electro World pioneer band - "The FARLANDERS" staring incredible INNA ZHELANAYA, produced by the most known Russian Bard and ethnomusicologist - SERGHEY STAROSTIN, then another excellent avangarde Neo Folk Mystic band, also from Russia: "ATLANTIDA PROJECT" wirh unique singer, true artist, then many excellent Lythuanian Letonian, Serbian, Croatian, bands.....
@@willemienduplessis3401 check out also ensemble: "ZAPIS" ft. PAVLE AXENTIYEVICH (PAVLE AKSENTIJEVIC), then BOJANA NIKOLIC (pronounc..BOYANA NIKOLIC) and her brilliant and the best Serbian female vocal Ethno band for the archaic Slavic, Serbian singing: "SRPSKI GLASOVI" (translate. "SERBIAN VOICES"), then also SERBIAN Ensemble: "BELO PLATNO", then female band "TRAG" from Republic of SRPSKA (Bosnia), then SVETLANA SPAJIC (pron. SVETLANA SPAYICH) and the cult female vocal ensemble ""ZENSKA PJEVACKA DRUZINA SVETLANE SPAJIC" with the most archaic European singing - old authentic Slavic-Balkan ritual, love and epic chants. All this is not some reconstructionist try or invention, like in many Scandinavian cases, (except for the Medieval repertoire), but the authentic, preserved musical heritage of Ancient Europe still performed by people in continuity throughout centuries.
Још ћемо им наређати селекцију разних добрих словенских бендова.....чуди ме да од толиких славенских бендова, група, ансамбала свих врста (Pagan & Neo Folk, Етно, World As lectrices, Me Medieval, итд., не умеју наћи на You Tube- у ништа. Како је то могуће, није ми јасно ? Руси и Белоруси имају тоне таквих бендова, као и Балтички народи и Балкански Словени. Тражити на You Tube, Google на Русској Кирилици, али има и на енглеском. И опет не нађу. Морамо направити озбиљан Пан-Словенски канал на енглеском и то искључиво са Phonetic transcription назива бендова, нумера, албума, текстова са преводима текстова и са биографијама сваког од селектованих бендова.
My background is one half Ukrainian Cossack. The time is long past to greet the Polish people as my Slavic Brothers and Sisters. Great music and greetings from Los Angeles, California US
I would suggest u a nice video Called "The history of Romania explained în 10 min" By Epimetheus & "History of Romania: Animated Countryballs" By Juice Glass :)
I'm Latin, from Portugal and in general we find romanian culture much closer to Slavic than to ours. I don't know that much about Romania though, I imagine it is a very unique place and culture, will visit someday.
It is our common Indo-European Heritage, but somebody is bodered by its power and thus is preventing the West Europeans to know about it...they would like it and recognize it as very close to the their Heart .,. that's why you won't take have it on your stations.....not just yet
@@simonidastankovic2627 It's nice to hear someone recognize it as indo-european, I've been saddened that while looking at polish folk music (being a Polish expat), I've found most of the people mentioning "heritage" leaning disturbingly slav-pride, which, while denouncing 'the nazis' on the surface, appears to be a thin veil to white-nationalism/supremacism. Good read here: sagy.vikingove.cz/origins-of-kolovrat-symbol/
Nie mogę słuchać dłużej niż 2h takich rzeczy, bo piękne... Ale potem mnie wkurw ogarnia, że nie ma takiej duchowości wśród nas, AAAAH KURWA :c Tęsknota.. A nie żyłem w czasach kiedy Tooo była muzyka, ciekawe
Witcher 3 introduced me to Percival... And seriously...I've rarely ever heard from a band that feels so authentic. They capture the essence of Slavic and Old European Medieval cultures SOOO well... Witcher 3 honestly wouldn't be complete without Percival. EDIT: THANK YOU, for adding in the rain into the You're Immortal track...gives me flashbacks from that Olgierd fight...
@@Мандолатор Kind of late reply, but the track you are talking about isn't with rain originally. So, in that regard, he is right. I did add some rain + thunder.
I am an English Pagan. I search through TH-cam for different types of Pagan music. I always listen to Viking folk music, but search for more music and I have just come across this Slavic music. Such uplifting, cheerful and beautiful music. With respect to all European Pagan brothers and sisters.
@@jankowalski6338 that's why I said not necessarily. Because every other song isn't mentioning any pagan deities and some of those songs are folk songs from the time of Christianity. That's why to me this is just folk music. Amazing folk music mind you, but folk
Big thanks to CD Project Red and thanks to my father for gifting me The Witcher 3 for my 15th birthday and unconsciously introducing me into my roots' culture and making me passionate about it! I've recently bought it on PC and started researching about lots of things i did not know about!!
I recently discovered the whole reality of "Rodzimowierstwo" or "Natal Belief" which i did not know existed, i learned about the gods, runes, and now I'm interested in learning about the celebrations, rituals, sacred locations, etc. Very happy to discover all this realm that nobody taught me. I want to be the example that my ancestors are not dead as long as i still live and keep their legacy! We should make a strong community and try to teach our brothers and sisters about the importance of our greatgreat grandparents' legacy!
God bless you Slavs! Merry Christmas! I myself am a Mexican with ancestry from the great Iberians and Romans. Let all whites unite together, no more brother wars!
dve nevesti. This track just hit me idk why it reminds me of some kind of celebration but doing it the right way ;D i love trance not the psy shit the real trance the get lost in old hidden beats who trigger smt special. Loved it thank you so much for this
Я не знаю польского языка как и украинского и словенского и хорватского и т.д. и т.п. но когда я слышу эти языки я понимаю только одно. Где бы мы не находились, как бы нас не стравливали между собой МЫ ОДИН НАРОД, МЫ РУСЫ, МЫ СЛАВЯНЕ. И мы храним мир на земле.
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@@aleczelensky5925 Подмазывается? А кто тут к кому собственно подмазывается, и более того для чего? Такого бреда я давно не читал, ты будто возомнил себя членом элитной тусовки, или типа того. Приземлись на землю, ребёнок. Во первых, тех кого ты себе навоображал, не славяне, это какие то долбаные фэнтезийные эльфы. Славяне - это этно-языковая группа, какбэ всё. Во вторых, что собственно послужило мотивом к тому чтобы человек вроде тебя начал выяснять степень славянства кого либо? Откуда вы берётесь и с какой целью продвигаете этот бред? В третьих, на каком основании ты наделил себя правом выяснять степень "славянства" кого либо? Ты компетентен в этом? Какой вуз выпускает "определителей славян"? Где то выдают паспорт славянина? Кто ты вообще такой?
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@@aleczelensky5925 А есть сокращённый вариант? Пиздец, я за тебя сокращу. Не за что. "Во первых: К славянам вы не относитесь, потому что все мои воображаемые славяне мне так сказали." "Во вторых: Славяне это такая супер-пупер свободноморальноевропейскодуховная нетакойкаквсементалитетнаясамоидентификация. А ещё вы язык спиздили." Хорошо что всем насрать на твои детские галлюцинации. Всегда забавляли долбоёбы-нонеймы с ПТУшным образованием, которым хватает наглости выходить вперёд, и, встав на стульчик, громогласно вещать не только от имени всего своего народа, но от имени нескольких народов, принимая или исключая НАРОДЫ в целую ЭТОНО-ЯЗЫКОВУЮ ГРУППУ. Ты скажи мне что на самом деле стало причиной этим твоим вскукарекам? Давай, покопайся в башке и выдай.
Greeting from Türkiye. Thats why music is the best. Thats why we can connect to each other. Music is the proof that all conflicst are irrelevant and pointless.
Let me tell you one thing that you should cherish the most, your grandparents, your ancestors, you don't have to live the same way they did but always have them in your mind as a basis on what is right and wrong, since you wouldn't be here today without them. No matter where you go in Slavic lands, baba i dida have the last word. xD
NOICE! I love Slavic Neofolk, and i am Gael. Respect from Arkansas US! Great Sun Wheel on Thumbnail, btw! Working on my Tattoo design, so it plays in, lol!
Ibn fadlan , arapski putopisac koji je kao izaslanik Abasida išao Bulgarskom knezu, tokom puta je susreo slavenska plemena i obreo se u jednom njihovom selu na nekoliko dana. Opisao ih je kao visoke,izvanredne fizičke snage i lijepo građene, ali istovremeno je naveo da su smrdili(nisu se kupali), i praktikovali orgije.Posljedni dan njegovog boravka, svjedočio je pogrebu velikana tog sela, gdje je za njegov počinak njegovo tijelo stavljeno na splav, pokriven kožom,na splavu se nalaziše pokloni, zaklane ovce, i druge dragocijenosti.Zatim je iz sela odabrana djevojka koju su stavili s njim na palubu i prekrili ogrtačem, a zatim su splav zapalili (sa ćivom djevojkom u njemu). Ovo je jedan od najranijih i najautentičnijih zapisa o ranim slavenima.
Greetings from Lombardia, north of Italy. Both my parents have Lombard names. According to the legend we, the Winnili, are now known as Lombards because Odinn called us that way, in a legend that shows the love of Frigg for us. Sadly, practically noone know this things, about our ancestral religion, not even here. The effects of "Christianity" and "multiculturalism".
@@TomasDobroslav7 Not really, because nothing is really certain about the etruscans. According to the knowledge we have, no, they have nothing to do with the Lombards. However, being as bries as I can, they are supposed to be related with the Rhaetic, of the Alps. What is known is that the artistic rapresentations of them are not to be considered accurate because they are influenced by oriental art. They were supposed to speak preindoeuropean but many studies are advancing the hypotesis that their was an actual indoeuropean language, and William Betham also claims that it was close to the ancient irish language. Analysis of the skulls performed by Piero Messeri shows that they cannot be distinguished by italian people (even if italians are not all the same), while Horst Claassen from Rostock university, and others are showing that these skull are the same of celtic people expecially from the La Tène archeological sites. The interesting part comes here, for by the hellens and the romans, celtic people were practically the same as germans, while Caesar writes that the romans considered some celtic tribe as "consanguineus". Caesar marks a separation between celtic and germans but it is more a kind of political separation. Also, according to a pretty hidden but interesting research that I found, full of evidences, there is a substratum of celtic language the in norse language and viceversa. So, while they are not supposed ti be related to the Lombards, evidences are suggesting that all the europeans might really have something in common with them, from a very ancient time. In fact, indoeuropeans are supposed to come from the same population that later devided into Kentum and Satem, and then they devided more and more.
@@BernasconiDerLangobard Yes, thank you for so many informations and ideas. I totally see this possible. My opinion is also that dividing population between celtic and german (and slavic) people is more political thing than reality... It was the old roman map where all those names were written because it is easier to conquer and controll smaller territories than one whole continent ... and about etruscans and their language, I’ve learnt that ther words can be read as old slavic language, something like azbuka when you mirror the text. And that Bulgarians can read it quite easily that way. Anyway generally I think differences between people were more obvious in the past but still there were large territories with people of the same charracteristics. Simply population was not so mixed ... therefor it is very acceptable for me that Etruscans could be simillar with so called celtic irish population or german. One thing I’m sure, Etruscans were very different from Latins who were more south in today Italy, by culture, by language, by genetics, by thinking.
@@TomasDobroslav7 Agree, and thank you for the info about the etruscan language. About the latins it is not easy. I will be long but I'll try to summarize why they were not "that different". The latins practically became Romans and you can even find their roots also in other European countries, of the east especially. They were using words that you find in ancient northern european languages, in fact they are indoeuropeans coming from the Kentum. The latin languages that we know are ecclesiastic latin, classic latin (from the time of Caesar), arcaic latin that even Cicero was not really able to fully understand. However there are strong connections between old latin and old languages from the north and these connections are much older than the expansion of Rome and than the linguistic influence. I will just give you a few obvious examples: the latin Frater, fratello in italian, is very close to a word used for sure in Britain and Ireland, which is Brater, that later became brother. F/B is the only difference; you also have the old norse (that I am trying to learn when I have time, Bróđir); Pater, very similar to the english father, also to the old norse Födr. In reality Celtic people were in all the italian peninsula before the arrival of the hellens (still indoeuropean coming from the kentum I mentioned). I will add this, even if it is not entirely related: my dialect is considered to be romano-gallic, or romano-celtic. People here are trying their best to clean Italy from the celtic, german and norse presence, even culturally. They even try do delete the "italian" presence in general, but we see this for all the European people essencially. In reality you have sentences that speaks for themselves, and I give you just a simple one: Italian: Devo prendere i pomodori; English: I've got to get the tomatoes; My dialect: Gú da catà i túmatis. Almost nothing to do with italian. Catà is very similar to get or catch. So this is clearly of german origin too. Back to the latin, we don't have just the linguistic similarities I was mentioning but also strong religious similarities. I deeply studied all the religions using translations of their text, from all the world, mainly indoeuropean. Yes, the ahestetic is very different, especially because people tend to design the Gods around the place they live in and the clothes they are using. Caesar tried to identify celtic gods with roman gods, however the very ancient religious knowledge was lost already and, to me, he failed. The concept is that the Gods were used to identify: entities of light and inspiration; in fact Deus comes from indoarian -Div, light, and God from Ghao, related to "calling", but also from Óđr, "inspiration". Interesting that both words (Ghao, Óđr) are at the base of Óđinn, since Ghao developpes in Gúdan, close to Wotan, close to Óđinn. In old norse a word for light is ljóss and I wouldn't exclude a relation with Dyaus, from India, Deus, from Italy, Zeus from Greece, and ofcourse the celtic Lugh. An example of how distorted the words can be is Jupiter, where Ju is contraction of Deus and Piter is Pater, father. Baldr, son of Odin, will come back to life after the Ragnarok, and He is a God of light, but also Odin and Thor are related to light and lightning. So they are entities of light and inspiration (for a specific theological and "material" reason) but are also used, with the same names, to identify archetypes. All the "pagan" religions had one single Creator. This is specified almost everytime in old text of by adding "father" after the name. Sometimes the Creator, like Zeus, is said to be a son of someone, like Cronus, but in this case it describes a history of decline of humanity after the first separation with the Creator. Zeus is the first and the last according to the Orphic hymn, the cosmic egg myth and so on, while Okeanos and Thetis, the creatore according to Omer, are 2 opposite flows of creation, like the male and female part of Zeus, and since the relation with Deity and light I wouldn't exclude them to be like electrical flows. This is the same for the Norse idea of a space of ice and one of fire that are responsible for the creation. They are elements of one entity, the AllFödr. This also leads to the OM yogic chant of the creation, that really comes from AuM, where A is the sound of open mouth and M is of closed. Similar to a simple Hum sound like electric sound. Also, Ahura Mazda, God of the iranian Avesta, is also called AhMi, meaning I "Am", and the I am sound is similar in the sound to the Norse Ek "Em", meaning the same. You also have Pluto/Ades, God of the deads. But you also have Óđin ValFödr, literally "father of the deads". Hellens and Romans are deviding Zeus and Ades, but Ades was also known as Zeus Katakhtonios, of the "underground". Poseidon was the God of ocean but was also called Ennosigaios, "who support the earth". The ocean was the ocean surrounding the earth and the sky, in the ancient world. This is why Varuna from India is God of both sky and ocean. Ægir and Rán, for the Norse, personificating ocean and sea, are the same as Okeanos and Thetis. Every old religion is speaking about "the great deceiver", Loki for the norse, Angra Mainyu for the Iranians (Iran, land of Aryans), Kali, for the indians, Typhoon for the hellens, Satan, all of them related to the snake/dragon, responsabile for the confusion in religion and loss of spirituality (described by the metaphor of Fenrir devouring Odinn, and this is happening right now). Also, in Scandinavia there is the Lesij or Leshen, in north of Italy you have the most ancient depiction of Kernun, in Europe: humanoid God with horns, same as the Leshen. What people miss is that horns were used to indicate Light, as Amon shows, in Egypt. In conclusion, I think that most of the mixing happened with the preindoeuropean stratus in all Europe, while problems and other mixing came after the arrival of judaism, the first terrorist religion who modified God for a specific group of people, and christianity. Before the Gods were the same, different for strong modifications of oldest languages. The religious attitude changed a lot with judaism and christianity. Nowdays people are claiming Italy to be racially impure, while you can even see the same for all Europe, even in Scandinavia with this kind of Asian admixture, here and there. Celts and Germans were also living in north of China by the way, before Caesar, sometimes marrying cinese princesses. Doesn't really matter that much to me, we are still what we are and should protect what remains. I really hope you might find something interesting in what I said, I have this topics in the heart.
@@BernasconiDerLangobard This is extreme :D I like how you look at these simillarities in old cultures. I also look at what agrees with each other because it is trully obvious that the knowledge was of the same kind everywhere till the religion you mentioned came ... that’s why I respect all ancient cultures and "pagan" ways. Yet I focus the most on my Slavic ancestors and culture, I see the truth inside which agrees with another cultures. ... So you mentioned the OM sounds hidden in our common words, so it is in my Slovakian language, I am = ja som ... very interesting. I noticed when learning russian language that number one is Odin, Один... in Slavic mythology there are easily noticable dualities too. Chernobog and Belbog (Black god and white god) is like Jing & Jang .. Perun simalar god as Thor or Perkunas in Baltics ... One Croatian-Slovakian journalist said that name for Germans seems to be becauce romans thought those people worship Hermes, among slavic languages letter H and G is often replacing each other. Also Herm is probably from our word Hrom = thunder, in russian language Grom. Verb for this word is Hrmi or in some dialects Hermi. Hermes might be equall to Thor, Perkunas or Perun. We might talk a lot but hopefully when people read this, it will help them to see the truth hidden in our roots. I wish you all the best.
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Thank you, this upload it's a little hidden gem.
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@@vollassitoni7795 na Slovensku aj tak
greetings from Chile 🇨🇱 to all.
Big respect to Slavic people for reasons... Greetings from Norway.
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@Dr Perun Skål
Slava to you Nordic brother
Слава Славянам!
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Pozdrowienia z Polski dla wszystkich :)
Sława bracie ;)
normalnie, zawsze taka muzyka leci gdy sami wiecie co sie leje ;)
Sława
Слава брате, от нормальны русских!
@@Andrej1994 Normal Russians exist?
Greetings from Czech ! We are all slavs and i am proud of us and our beautiful music!
czesio, podeslac Ci set? :)
slava rodu slovenskom! greetings from Balkans!
Norse and Slavic pagans mostly got a long and nowadays we still do. As a Norse pagan with Lithuanian roots, I respect the Slavic and Baltic gods and traditions just as much as the Nordic ones. May the gods lift our spirits up these days. :)
From a historical perspective, we surely had trade connections, but we also fought quite a lot. Take Russia for example and Rurik's bloodline. Or swedish raids to baltic area. Even Slavic people fought between themselves as did the Scandinavians (hesistating to use term "viking" bcs it's inaccurate). Anyway, nowadays we don't fight and that's a good thing. Sláva Perunovi a Bůh žehnej!
@@janpatka3303 Thank God we have ice-hockey and football so we don´t need to fight for real anymore :D
we are all one mate
Percival is the answer when you are low on moral and under the preasure. Grab something alchoholic and vuala.... as good as new even in the morning.
ПС: СЛАВА РОДУ БРАЋО МИЛА!
Na kominu uz vatru malo zapivat, štagod bacit na žar dok vani vitar puše.
Great slavic music! Greeting from Hungary!🇭🇺❤️
They come from my hometown Lubin, Poland and it makes me feel super proud.
lubin moje miasto :)
Pozdrowienia z Prochowic
СЛАВА РОДУ! ПОЗДРАВ ИЗ СРБИЈЕ ЗА БРАЋУ !
This music unfolds like a picture book full of stars, where birds come chirping, spinning farandoles, cracking rattles and dancing wizards. From rounds to nursery rhymes, the arrangements display their mystery, the songs fill with fervor and the instruments have the roundness and brilliance of chimes ;)
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Slavic Power-Pozdrav iz Srbije
As an American, I can tell you this is better than most music from here, and most of these songs are centuries, if not millennia older.
Our true culture is nothing to be ashamed of. We are descendents of Europeans.
@@FriggsdottirOf course. Especially the gun culture. But the problem is today's mainstream "American culture" is not your true culture, America and Europa are already conquered by J. Watch Europa the last battle. Watch David Cole. If you haven't watched them before, you'll see a new world.
@@Friggsdottir>edel(((stein)))
Imagine if politics not divide all of us and didn't create "enemies" and wars. Peace to All!
I love the compilation! It’s really difficult to find a good soundtrack for Old Slavs now that we’ve got a large number of famous shows with pagan OSTs (like the Vikings). I would definitely suggest checking out the Serbian band Vrelo who also do a similar kind of folk sound with modern influences :)
Love for all Slavs from Serbia! :D
Just searched for Vrelo - how did I not know about them?! They are awesome! Thanks for the suggestion!
Actually you can find a lot of PAN- SLAVIC Music, both Neo Folk, Néo Medieval, "Pagan"Folk , as well as Church Chant ensembles, Choirs, clapas, and specialized bands performing the authentic Ritual Songs from the Balkans Slavs, Balto-Slavs, and Eastern SLAVS ( espsialy ByelaRuss, Ukraina and Russia.) So many bands: the cult, World wide known Ukrainian electro Slavic Ethno band: "DACHA-BRACHA", that follows the path of the legendary Russian Electro World pioneer band - "The FARLANDERS" staring incredible INNA ZHELANAYA, produced by the most known Russian Bard and ethnomusicologist - SERGHEY STAROSTIN, then another excellent avangarde Neo Folk Mystic band, also from Russia: "ATLANTIDA PROJECT" wirh unique singer, true artist,
then many excellent Lythuanian Letonian, Serbian, Croatian, bands.....
@juro jurić шта не Јуре ?
@@willemienduplessis3401 check out also ensemble: "ZAPIS" ft. PAVLE AXENTIYEVICH (PAVLE AKSENTIJEVIC), then BOJANA NIKOLIC (pronounc..BOYANA NIKOLIC) and her brilliant and the best Serbian female vocal Ethno band for the archaic Slavic, Serbian singing: "SRPSKI GLASOVI" (translate. "SERBIAN VOICES"), then also SERBIAN Ensemble: "BELO PLATNO", then female band "TRAG" from Republic of SRPSKA (Bosnia), then SVETLANA SPAJIC (pron. SVETLANA SPAYICH) and the cult female vocal ensemble ""ZENSKA PJEVACKA DRUZINA SVETLANE SPAJIC" with the most archaic European singing - old authentic Slavic-Balkan ritual, love and epic chants. All this is not some reconstructionist try or invention, like in many Scandinavian cases, (except for the Medieval repertoire), but the authentic, preserved musical heritage of Ancient Europe still performed by people in continuity throughout centuries.
Још ћемо им наређати селекцију разних добрих словенских бендова.....чуди ме да од толиких славенских бендова, група, ансамбала свих врста (Pagan & Neo Folk, Етно, World As lectrices, Me Medieval, итд., не умеју наћи на You Tube- у ништа. Како је то могуће, није ми јасно ? Руси и Белоруси имају тоне таквих бендова, као и Балтички народи и Балкански Словени. Тражити на You Tube, Google на Русској Кирилици, али има и на енглеском. И опет не нађу. Морамо направити озбиљан Пан-Словенски канал на енглеском и то искључиво са Phonetic transcription назива бендова, нумера, албума, текстова са преводима текстова и са биографијама сваког од селектованих бендова.
My background is one half Ukrainian Cossack. The time is long past to greet the Polish people as my Slavic Brothers and Sisters. Great music and greetings from Los Angeles, California US
It's too hard to describe all the feelings this music makes u feel... Greeting from Romania to our slavic brothers!
But Romania is Latin and Greek ?
@@ommsterlitz1805 the theory that we're sons of Rome is just a theory that was made for political reasons and can bè easly debunked
I would suggest u a nice video Called "The history of Romania explained în 10 min" By Epimetheus & "History of Romania: Animated Countryballs" By Juice Glass :)
Romania isnt slavic tho
I'm Latin, from Portugal and in general we find romanian culture much closer to Slavic than to ours. I don't know that much about Romania though, I imagine it is a very unique place and culture, will visit someday.
Слава роду славянскому! Спасибо за это замечательное видео!
Slava to all my fellow slav brothers! Greetings from Serbia 💪🏻🇷🇸
czesc mordeczko. Bóg je serbin! ;) XD :)
and i know it as a fact :D
Serbia is Kosovo 🇽🇰
@@Lady_Amelia-Eloise Forever , pozdrav brate c Polskji
@@WitcherDADNisi ga razumeo šta je napisao očigledno.
Sława bracia i siostry! 🇵🇱♥️💪
Slava
Sława!!!!
miej sie dobrze! jakbys cos chcial to napisz :D
@@Slowianski_Kolovrot mniuej niz 3 razy to nie :D
barek Za. mam nadzieje ze nie zawistny :)
Wish we had more music lile this on our radio stations all over Europe its our heritage
It is our common Indo-European Heritage, but somebody is bodered by its power and thus is preventing the West Europeans to know about it...they would like it and recognize it as very close to the their Heart .,. that's why you won't take have it on your stations.....not just yet
@@simonidastankovic2627 yep even western European folk isn't made mainstream in the western.
One day fellow European
Christianity did a very thorough job of wiping that out. Especially here in croatia...
@@simonidastankovic2627 It's nice to hear someone recognize it as indo-european, I've been saddened that while looking at polish folk music (being a Polish expat), I've found most of the people mentioning "heritage" leaning disturbingly slav-pride, which, while denouncing 'the nazis' on the surface, appears to be a thin veil to white-nationalism/supremacism. Good read here: sagy.vikingove.cz/origins-of-kolovrat-symbol/
@@macelius becayse slavs are superior race
Soul music for all slavic peoples!!
Nie mogę słuchać dłużej niż 2h takich rzeczy, bo piękne... Ale potem mnie wkurw ogarnia, że nie ma takiej duchowości wśród nas, AAAAH KURWA :c Tęsknota.. A nie żyłem w czasach kiedy Tooo była muzyka, ciekawe
Znajdz kolejna osobe, z ktora tego bedziesz sluchal i myslal…a pozniej kolejna, i kolejna… jeszcze mozemy oddzyskac te dume i unie z Bogiem.
Z mężem i jego rodzicami oraz braćmi kochamy taką muzykę. Słowianie nigdy nie zginą
Witcher 3 introduced me to Percival...
And seriously...I've rarely ever heard from a band that feels so authentic. They capture the essence of Slavic and Old European Medieval cultures SOOO well...
Witcher 3 honestly wouldn't be complete without Percival.
EDIT: THANK YOU, for adding in the rain into the You're Immortal track...gives me flashbacks from that Olgierd fight...
Its not adding, you are immortal is remake of this track
@@Мандолатор Kind of late reply, but the track you are talking about isn't with rain originally. So, in that regard, he is right. I did add some rain + thunder.
Pozdrowienia z Niemiec dla wszystkich którzy kochają tą piękną muzykę !!!
Слава Роду! Slava Rodu! Greetings from Russia.
Слава Роду брате!
@@serbonaguitars Слава КПСС!!!
@@October___1917 Коммуняку на гиляку :)
(кроме нацболов)
@НАРКОМАН санитаров на гиляку ШУЕ
SLAVA BRATJA
Greetings from Mexico my brothers! I just discovered Percival, but now i love them!
I am an English Pagan. I search through TH-cam for different types of Pagan music. I always listen to Viking folk music, but search for more music and I have just come across this Slavic music. Such uplifting, cheerful and beautiful music. With respect to all European Pagan brothers and sisters.
Not bad ey Phil. take care, guessing you know about Survive The Jive AKA Tom Rowsell
This isn't necessarily pagan music, it's folk and traditional music. Am mighty glad you're enjoying our heritage though mate
@@belivuk2526 well, they sing about pagan gods in every other song
@@jankowalski6338 that's why I said not necessarily. Because every other song isn't mentioning any pagan deities and some of those songs are folk songs from the time of Christianity. That's why to me this is just folk music. Amazing folk music mind you, but folk
@@belivuk2526 well I don't think Christian bands have to praise the lord in 100% of theirs songs to be considered Christian.
epic
greetings from serbia
Greetings from America 🇺🇸
Greetings from Russia brat. Slava rodu
@Yusuf Güvenç da fuk
@@vukasinradovanovic1729 Either he is from minority religion group or he is atheist
Old Europe
Živila Poljska i Poljski Slavenski Narod!!! Big respect from Dalmatia, Croatia, Yugoslavia!!! Živim za to da se mi Slaveni konačno Ujedinimo!!! ❣❣❣
Sławianie ZAWSZE razem! ❤
Jednoczmy się Siostry i Bracia!
Beautiful tunes ,love Percival.I greet you from Romania.
I listened to this during my 1hour jog today.
Went so far out the edge of the map, i wished i had a portal.
xD
careful not to fall through
Greetings from Bulgaria !
So good interpretation of Serbian song "gusta mi magla". I am amazed. Pozdrav braćo!
Slava Sveti Triglav Rod Svarog, Perun, Svetovid
Midnight rider On je malo zbunjen,,Jebiga Slovenac trebaš razumit 😂 😂 😂
skoro svi sloveni su arijevci! Od oca Ora ili Arija
Midnight rider My Slowianie z aryjskiej rasy !
Światowit i Perun? Może jeszcze Trygław i Weles?
Slava Rodu!!! Greetings from Dalmatia, Croatia, YugoSlavia!!!
Not Yugoslavia, thank God.
I know about three brides (tri nevesti). Thanks for the upload and just thanks in general for the existence of this band
why did this only come by to me now??? good lord thank you!!! this is phenomenal!!
I'm not sure how I stumbled upon this, but I'm glad I did. I need it.
slava slavenima:)
my 100% slavic blood goes feral, i love percival and i love you for making this compilation bc that is exactly what i needed
Bro thats what I feel Feral when listening to this music ! Wanna to go wild want to be free !
ure a furry. and that means that the only blood u have is degenerate blood
Greetings from Normandy !
SALUT Á NOS FRÈRES NORMANDS, LES CHEVALIERS NOBLES ET VAILLANTS, LES DÉSCENDENTS DES GUERRIERS ALANS ET SARMATES. ASSA !!! DE SERBIE !!!
SR-1 or SR-2?
Salut, my Normanic brother.
@@simonidastankovic2627 Merci frère ! VIVE LA SERBIE ET SON VAILLANT PEUPLE !
@SorabJugend Vive la Serbie !
Big thanks to CD Project Red and thanks to my father for gifting me The Witcher 3 for my 15th birthday and unconsciously introducing me into my roots' culture and making me passionate about it! I've recently bought it on PC and started researching about lots of things i did not know about!!
I recently discovered the whole reality of "Rodzimowierstwo" or "Natal Belief" which i did not know existed, i learned about the gods, runes, and now I'm interested in learning about the celebrations, rituals, sacred locations, etc. Very happy to discover all this realm that nobody taught me. I want to be the example that my ancestors are not dead as long as i still live and keep their legacy! We should make a strong community and try to teach our brothers and sisters about the importance of our greatgreat grandparents' legacy!
Greeting from syria for this unbelieve music and big thanks for the witcher 3 for make me know about this masterpiece music and calture
Beautiful knot work. Love, luck and prosperity fae yer Celtic cousins in Scotland! Defiantly going tae blast this from my subwoofer while training 💪🏻😂
Pozdrav
Know your roots ! Excellent !
so africa?
Greetings from Russia! Слава Роду!
My name is Sasha Rupar Lamounier van Lammeren. My grandfather was iugoslavian and my other was dutch. I'm proud of my roots.
This was blocked in my country for a few weeks there... so glad to have it back!! I love the audio mixing in this video specifically :)
I really like it! Greetings from Serbia!!!
Zajebista muza, bardzo energetyczna. Czuje się że to idzie "z hary"
I am a Nord European, while listening to this Sound a little part of slavic blood in me begin to boil 💪
belive it or not studies showed that we are closest relatives :) along with Baltic people to
Robin van Stegeman, Mijn dank is groot! Jou kanalen gaan mij, in Noord Europa... goed van pas komen! 👌🏻🇷🇸☦️🇳🇱
@@niegezien8866 da Ben ik blij om (het spijt mij wegen mijn nederlands, ik heb het helaas neut leeren sgreijfen alleen praaten)
@@dabome4001 We are also related to sarmathians an Iranian tribe.
@@robinvanstegeman635 geweldig, Slavische mensen zijn warmhartig, emotioneel, open en direct😘😘💕💕
Wonderful and powerful music like it should be! Greetings from Greece!
Magnetyczni ,wspaniali , SLAVA Uff
Amazing!! I have a new favorite songs. Congratulations!
Lucky to have found this.
Narody Słowiańskie zatańczmy w okół jednego ogniska i patrzmy razem wrogom w oczy :) slava !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
cringe xd
czemu cringe? zesraliby sie, cala europa by srala po gaciach, caly swiat, wszyscy wrogowie NAS SŁOWIAN
God bless you Slavs! Merry Christmas! I myself am a Mexican with ancestry from the great Iberians and Romans. Let all whites unite together, no more brother wars!
why the hell does this slap so hard
This music is amazing. I love it. As a Puerto Rican American, it really resonates with me in a supernatural manner. Very intoxicating. I love it
dve nevesti. This track just hit me idk why it reminds me of some kind of celebration but doing it the right way ;D i love trance not the psy shit the real trance the get lost in old hidden beats who trigger smt special. Loved it thank you so much for this
Cool music when I am bored or tired in or after work that's gives me energy A LOT.
Coś pięknego. Dziś odkryłem i czuję tą muze, mega do treningu lub biegania. pozdro~!
Greetings from East-Germany o/
СЛАВА БРАТЯ !
Hello from French Brittany !
Wauw, the 3rd song just let a chiver run down my spine and gave me goosebumps al over
I won't forget their concert amazing
Epic! Greetings from Poland!
Я не знаю польского языка как и украинского и словенского и хорватского и т.д. и т.п. но когда я слышу эти языки я понимаю только одно. Где бы мы не находились, как бы нас не стравливали между собой МЫ ОДИН НАРОД, МЫ РУСЫ, МЫ СЛАВЯНЕ. И мы храним мир на земле.
@@aleczelensky5925 Подмазывается? А кто тут к кому собственно подмазывается, и более того для чего? Такого бреда я давно не читал, ты будто возомнил себя членом элитной тусовки, или типа того. Приземлись на землю, ребёнок. Во первых, тех кого ты себе навоображал, не славяне, это какие то долбаные фэнтезийные эльфы. Славяне - это этно-языковая группа, какбэ всё. Во вторых, что собственно послужило мотивом к тому чтобы человек вроде тебя начал выяснять степень славянства кого либо? Откуда вы берётесь и с какой целью продвигаете этот бред? В третьих, на каком основании ты наделил себя правом выяснять степень "славянства" кого либо? Ты компетентен в этом? Какой вуз выпускает "определителей славян"? Где то выдают паспорт славянина? Кто ты вообще такой?
@@aleczelensky5925 А есть сокращённый вариант? Пиздец, я за тебя сокращу. Не за что.
"Во первых: К славянам вы не относитесь, потому что все мои воображаемые славяне мне так сказали."
"Во вторых: Славяне это такая супер-пупер свободноморальноевропейскодуховная нетакойкаквсементалитетнаясамоидентификация. А ещё вы язык спиздили."
Хорошо что всем насрать на твои детские галлюцинации. Всегда забавляли долбоёбы-нонеймы с ПТУшным образованием, которым хватает наглости выходить вперёд, и, встав на стульчик, громогласно вещать не только от имени всего своего народа, но от имени нескольких народов, принимая или исключая НАРОДЫ в целую ЭТОНО-ЯЗЫКОВУЮ ГРУППУ.
Ты скажи мне что на самом деле стало причиной этим твоим вскукарекам? Давай, покопайся в башке и выдай.
SLAWA RODU! Слава Словенски Род! Поздрав од Македонија! 🤍❤🔥🎵✊🏻
Здравия из России 🤝
Thank You, strange i discovered it only now. Good music for training
Greeting from Türkiye. Thats why music is the best. Thats why we can connect to each other. Music is the proof that all conflicst are irrelevant and pointless.
Keep being real, brother.
I must know who does the scream at 36:20! What a goddess! Amazing! So feral! Intense! Sounds like a cat at the end!
her name is Joanna Lacher
@@13_BlackBurn Nah, more like an a female warrior....
Witcher music ohhh yessssssss!
Greetings from South Africa /,,/.
What an amazing selection!
Greetings from Macedonia, Ohio
Amon Ra No, the city Macedonia in Ohio, US
Amon Ra Is all good. People get confused very often
Hol up what? Do you mean ohrid?
@@someguysomeone3543 No
Beutiful sounds of ancestors!
@dženita sa drine I have germans and slavic ancestors :)
@dženita sa drine No. I am in majority polish.
Dzięki. Muza rewelacja 😍😍😍😍
Just discovered it going to my sleeping music list. Thanks.
Im an American male and i have Slav Roots. That i am proud of !!!
Let me tell you one thing that you should cherish the most, your grandparents, your ancestors, you don't have to live the same way they did but always have them in your mind as a basis on what is right and wrong, since you wouldn't be here today without them. No matter where you go in Slavic lands, baba i dida have the last word. xD
Slavs #1!!
Greetings from Brazil
Greetings from Portugal
this is priceless! thank you for the work!
Got into slavic folk music bc of witcher 3, i dont regret anything, greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷
This is soo good, yay! It makes me wanna dance into the woods with fire!
These songs sound powerful.
You've actually created an album of their songs :) It's exquisite!
thank you, im glad you like it
Hypnotique !
Slava rodu..greetings from Macedonia.
Slava
skopje u mean macedonia a greek state
kołowrót , excellent !
NOICE! I love Slavic Neofolk, and i am Gael. Respect from Arkansas US! Great Sun Wheel on Thumbnail, btw! Working on my Tattoo design, so it plays in, lol!
Sons of Europe remember who we realy are. 🐺
Wonderfull listen the Sound, how powerfull🤟🤗
6:42 Von Everec, is that you?
Slava Rodu!
Nikad pod laznu veru!
Staroverci ostajemo do kraja!
znaci, ti praktikiuješ pogrebne rituale i spaljivanje jedne mlade djevojke svake godine ?
@@dantealigieri2211 To je proser sto kazes
Srbi nisu zrtvovali ljude ni nikakve malde devojke
To je crkva radila posto ih nazivali vesticama
Ibn fadlan , arapski putopisac koji je kao izaslanik Abasida išao Bulgarskom knezu, tokom puta je susreo slavenska plemena i obreo se u jednom njihovom selu na nekoliko dana. Opisao ih je kao visoke,izvanredne fizičke snage i lijepo građene, ali istovremeno je naveo da su smrdili(nisu se kupali), i praktikovali orgije.Posljedni dan njegovog boravka, svjedočio je pogrebu velikana tog sela, gdje je za njegov počinak njegovo tijelo stavljeno na splav, pokriven kožom,na splavu se nalaziše pokloni, zaklane ovce, i druge dragocijenosti.Zatim je iz sela odabrana djevojka koju su stavili s njim na palubu i prekrili ogrtačem, a zatim su splav zapalili (sa ćivom djevojkom u njemu). Ovo je jedan od najranijih i najautentičnijih zapisa o ranim slavenima.
Waes Hail from Prague :-)
Greetings from Lombardia, north of Italy. Both my parents have Lombard names.
According to the legend we, the Winnili, are now known as Lombards because Odinn called us that way, in a legend that shows the love of Frigg for us.
Sadly, practically noone know this things, about our ancestral religion, not even here.
The effects of "Christianity" and "multiculturalism".
Very interesting. Do you know if there is also any connection between Lombards and old Etruscans ?
@@TomasDobroslav7 Not really, because nothing is really certain about the etruscans.
According to the knowledge we have, no, they have nothing to do with the Lombards.
However, being as bries as I can, they are supposed to be related with the Rhaetic, of the Alps.
What is known is that the artistic rapresentations of them are not to be considered accurate because they are influenced by oriental art.
They were supposed to speak preindoeuropean but many studies are advancing the hypotesis that their was an actual indoeuropean language, and William Betham also claims that it was close to the ancient irish language.
Analysis of the skulls performed by Piero Messeri shows that they cannot be distinguished by italian people (even if italians are not all the same), while Horst Claassen from Rostock university, and others are showing that these skull are the same of celtic people expecially from the La Tène archeological sites.
The interesting part comes here, for by the hellens and the romans, celtic people were practically the same as germans, while Caesar writes that the romans considered some celtic tribe as "consanguineus". Caesar marks a separation between celtic and germans but it is more a kind of political separation.
Also, according to a pretty hidden but interesting research that I found, full of evidences, there is a substratum of celtic language the in norse language and viceversa.
So, while they are not supposed ti be related to the Lombards, evidences are suggesting that all the europeans might really have something in common with them, from a very ancient time.
In fact, indoeuropeans are supposed to come from the same population that later devided into Kentum and Satem, and then they devided more and more.
@@BernasconiDerLangobard Yes, thank you for so many informations and ideas. I totally see this possible. My opinion is also that dividing population between celtic and german (and slavic) people is more political thing than reality... It was the old roman map where all those names were written because it is easier to conquer and controll smaller territories than one whole continent ... and about etruscans and their language, I’ve learnt that ther words can be read as old slavic language, something like azbuka when you mirror the text. And that Bulgarians can read it quite easily that way. Anyway generally I think differences between people were more obvious in the past but still there were large territories with people of the same charracteristics. Simply population was not so mixed ... therefor it is very acceptable for me that Etruscans could be simillar with so called celtic irish population or german. One thing I’m sure, Etruscans were very different from Latins who were more south in today Italy, by culture, by language, by genetics, by thinking.
@@TomasDobroslav7 Agree, and thank you for the info about the etruscan language. About the latins it is not easy.
I will be long but I'll try to summarize why they were not "that different".
The latins practically became Romans and you can even find their roots also in other European countries, of the east especially. They were using words that you find in ancient northern european languages, in fact they are indoeuropeans coming from the Kentum. The latin languages that we know are ecclesiastic latin, classic latin (from the time of Caesar), arcaic latin that even Cicero was not really able to fully understand. However there are strong connections between old latin and old languages from the north and these connections are much older than the expansion of Rome and than the linguistic influence. I will just give you a few obvious examples: the latin Frater, fratello in italian, is very close to a word used for sure in Britain and Ireland, which is Brater, that later became brother. F/B is the only difference; you also have the old norse (that I am trying to learn when I have time, Bróđir); Pater, very similar to the english father, also to the old norse Födr.
In reality Celtic people were in all the italian peninsula before the arrival of the hellens (still indoeuropean coming from the kentum I mentioned).
I will add this, even if it is not entirely related: my dialect is considered to be romano-gallic, or romano-celtic. People here are trying their best to clean Italy from the celtic, german and norse presence, even culturally. They even try do delete the "italian" presence in general, but we see this for all the European people essencially.
In reality you have sentences that speaks for themselves, and I give you just a simple one:
Italian: Devo prendere i pomodori;
English: I've got to get the tomatoes;
My dialect: Gú da catà i túmatis.
Almost nothing to do with italian.
Catà is very similar to get or catch. So this is clearly of german origin too.
Back to the latin, we don't have just the linguistic similarities I was mentioning but also strong religious similarities. I deeply studied all the religions using translations of their text, from all the world, mainly indoeuropean.
Yes, the ahestetic is very different, especially because people tend to design the Gods around the place they live in and the clothes they are using.
Caesar tried to identify celtic gods with roman gods, however the very ancient religious knowledge was lost already and, to me, he failed.
The concept is that the Gods were used to identify: entities of light and inspiration; in fact Deus comes from indoarian -Div, light, and God from Ghao, related to "calling", but also from Óđr, "inspiration". Interesting that both words (Ghao, Óđr) are at the base of Óđinn, since Ghao developpes in Gúdan, close to Wotan, close to Óđinn.
In old norse a word for light is ljóss and I wouldn't exclude a relation with Dyaus, from India, Deus, from Italy, Zeus from Greece, and ofcourse the celtic Lugh. An example of how distorted the words can be is Jupiter, where Ju is contraction of Deus and Piter is Pater, father.
Baldr, son of Odin, will come back to life after the Ragnarok, and He is a God of light, but also Odin and Thor are related to light and lightning.
So they are entities of light and inspiration (for a specific theological and "material" reason) but are also used, with the same names, to identify archetypes.
All the "pagan" religions had one single Creator.
This is specified almost everytime in old text of by adding "father" after the name.
Sometimes the Creator, like Zeus, is said to be a son of someone, like Cronus, but in this case it describes a history of decline of humanity after the first separation with the Creator. Zeus is the first and the last according to the Orphic hymn, the cosmic egg myth and so on, while Okeanos and Thetis, the creatore according to Omer, are 2 opposite flows of creation, like the male and female part of Zeus, and since the relation with Deity and light I wouldn't exclude them to be like electrical flows. This is the same for the Norse idea of a space of ice and one of fire that are responsible for the creation. They are elements of one entity, the AllFödr.
This also leads to the OM yogic chant of the creation, that really comes from AuM, where A is the sound of open mouth and M is of closed. Similar to a simple Hum sound like electric sound. Also, Ahura Mazda, God of the iranian Avesta, is also called AhMi, meaning I "Am", and the I am sound is similar in the sound to the Norse Ek "Em", meaning the same.
You also have Pluto/Ades, God of the deads. But you also have Óđin ValFödr, literally "father of the deads". Hellens and Romans are deviding Zeus and Ades, but Ades was also known as Zeus Katakhtonios, of the "underground".
Poseidon was the God of ocean but was also called Ennosigaios, "who support the earth". The ocean was the ocean surrounding the earth and the sky, in the ancient world. This is why Varuna from India is God of both sky and ocean.
Ægir and Rán, for the Norse, personificating ocean and sea, are the same as Okeanos and Thetis.
Every old religion is speaking about "the great deceiver", Loki for the norse, Angra Mainyu for the Iranians (Iran, land of Aryans), Kali, for the indians, Typhoon for the hellens, Satan, all of them related to the snake/dragon, responsabile for the confusion in religion and loss of spirituality (described by the metaphor of Fenrir devouring Odinn, and this is happening right now).
Also, in Scandinavia there is the Lesij or Leshen, in north of Italy you have the most ancient depiction of Kernun, in Europe: humanoid God with horns, same as the Leshen. What people miss is that horns were used to indicate Light, as Amon shows, in Egypt.
In conclusion, I think that most of the mixing happened with the preindoeuropean stratus in all Europe, while problems and other mixing came after the arrival of judaism, the first terrorist religion who modified God for a specific group of people, and christianity.
Before the Gods were the same, different for strong modifications of oldest languages.
The religious attitude changed a lot with judaism and christianity.
Nowdays people are claiming Italy to be racially impure, while you can even see the same for all Europe, even in Scandinavia with this kind of Asian admixture, here and there.
Celts and Germans were also living in north of China by the way, before Caesar, sometimes marrying cinese princesses.
Doesn't really matter that much to me, we are still what we are and should protect what remains.
I really hope you might find something interesting in what I said, I have this topics in the heart.
@@BernasconiDerLangobard This is extreme :D I like how you look at these simillarities in old cultures. I also look at what agrees with each other because it is trully obvious that the knowledge was of the same kind everywhere till the religion you mentioned came ... that’s why I respect all ancient cultures and "pagan" ways. Yet I focus the most on my Slavic ancestors and culture, I see the truth inside which agrees with another cultures. ... So you mentioned the OM sounds hidden in our common words, so it is in my Slovakian language, I am = ja som ... very interesting. I noticed when learning russian language that number one is Odin, Один... in Slavic mythology there are easily noticable dualities too. Chernobog and Belbog (Black god and white god) is like Jing & Jang .. Perun simalar god as Thor or Perkunas in Baltics ... One Croatian-Slovakian journalist said that name for Germans seems to be becauce romans thought those people worship Hermes, among slavic languages letter H and G is often replacing each other. Also Herm is probably from our word Hrom = thunder, in russian language Grom. Verb for this word is Hrmi or in some dialects Hermi. Hermes might be equall to Thor, Perkunas or Perun. We might talk a lot but hopefully when people read this, it will help them to see the truth hidden in our roots. I wish you all the best.