Choosing a talisman for life is a difficult task, but it can be done, especially when a person knows what he wants and for what purposes. Slavic symbols are perfect for this role; they can protect both houses and people. To choose the right Slavic amulet, you need to take into account several factors - a person’s age, status and life goals.
Personal talismans
If we consider symbols that protect not a house, but a specific person, then we will talk about a personal amulet. It might look like:
- decoration - ring, pendant or bracelet;
- embroidery, patterns on clothes;
- tattoo;
- woven belt.
Each of the above options requires a special ritual of creation and enchantment. Only in this case will a person feel the power of his Slavic amulet.
Depending on who will wear it, the amulet can be:
- for children - allowed to be worn up to 14 years old;
- for women - for married ladies to help with the birth of children or for unmarried girls to find love;
- for men - they give the owner courage and confidence, helping him to achieve heights in his business.
You need to wear a Slavic amulet consciously: such a symbol requires faith in your strength, otherwise there will be no impact on a person’s life.
Children's
It is very important to choose the right amulet for a child; it will be with him from birth and will take part in the formation of spiritual qualities.
The only thing a newborn needs is the protection of his parents, so the clothes of one of them can be used as a talisman: for a boy - his father’s shirt, and for a girl - his mother’s dress. To enhance the protective effects, protective patterns can be applied to the fabric - embroidered or painted with permanent paint. To protect the children's room, a Kupala wreath was hung on its door, and the red corner was decorated with embroidered towels.
Embroidered amulet for a crib
It will be difficult for a modern person who has lived in the city all his life to recreate such a Slavic protective style in his home, so you can limit yourself to embroidered towels next to a baby’s cradle or a blanket for a child with protective patterns. These symbols can be applied to walls, curtains and the cradle.
The most common symbols for children's amulet are Alatyr and the sign of the Family; they are relevant from the moment the baby is born and for life. Traditional children's toys can act as an amulet - a soft hare, a wooden horse, or one that is left in the baby's crib.
Swaddle dolls - obregs for newborns
A personal Slavic body amulet can be put on a child as early as 3 years old. For a boy and a girl they will be the same - Ladintsy (in honor of the goddess Lada) and the already mentioned Alatyr. The amulet was made of horn, birch bark or bone. Kopoushki and bells were worn on the belt, which with their sounds were supposed to drive away evil spirits from the child.
After 7 years, girls and boys received different amulets from each other. Previously, this age was associated with the time of beginning to learn a craft, so the children received images of tools: an anvil for a boy and a spindle for a girl. The amulet could take the form of a child's totem animal or plant.
At the age of 14, children underwent a naming ceremony, during which the child received a family name and a new amulet. These were symbols of the native god, totems or spirits that patronized the family: Makosh, Perun or Dazhbog. This amulet is made from:
- natural fiber - cotton, silk, linen;
- wood;
- birch bark;
- metals - bronze or silver;
- horns or bones.
There are several important rules for selecting children's amulets.
- It is strictly forbidden to use animal claws or fangs in the manufacture of children's amulets.
- Fire symbols are prohibited.
- Amulets in the form of embroidery must be made with red thread.
When parents decide to choose a talisman for their child, they should remember that previously the Slavs’ ideas about the world order were taken into account. Children, in their opinion, came from the world of Navi, remaining until the age of 7 in an intermediate state and requiring protection from any negative influence. After 7 years and before the initiation rite, the child’s position became more defined, so the powers of the amulet can be directed not only to protection, but also to awaken certain qualities in the child.
Reviving a symbol
Revival is a ritual to fill a child's amulet with strength and parental love. It’s not enough to just choose the appropriate symbol, you need to clean the object, read the spell and practically breathe part of the soul into it. The purification stage can be omitted if the amulet was made by a kind person without bad thoughts. If the amulet was purchased in a store and there is no information about who made it, it is better to put the symbol in a container with salt for several days. Such a ritual will completely cleanse the object of any negativity.
The revival process requires one of the parents to take the amulet in hand, tune in, clear the mind of unnecessary thoughts and direct their attention to the amulet. Repeat the spell, turning to your native god so that he will send down protection for the child. The child can wear the animated amulet on his body or it will be stored in the children's room - at the head of the bed, under the pillow or at the entrance.
The amulets of adults are also activated according to the same principle, but only for children this is done by their parents, and men and women can revive their totem on their own, after first thinking about what power they want to reward it with.
Women's
The Slavs have always honored women as mothers who give new lives to this world. The girl was a symbol of the home, the protector of the hearth and family from evil forces, so it is not surprising that amulets for them emphasized and strengthened these qualities, giving them the strength to resolve all conflicts in the family, protect children and maintain comfort in the home.
The Slavic people believed that a pregnant woman is on the border of 2 worlds, therefore during this period she herself, her fetus and relatives are especially vulnerable, and she needs protection from her native god, but this is also true after the birth of a child, because the mother must protect your child, drawing strength from the amulet for this.
They attracted good luck and helped their owners maintain beauty and attractiveness among men. They repelled evil forces, bad thoughts, envy and pride.
A modern woman is unlikely to use a traditional Slavic amulet, because she does not want to dress up in a kokoshnik or use temple rings, but bags with herbs and symbolic embroidery or bereginie dolls can still be used today. Jewelry, combs and even tattoos can also become a talisman; for this purpose, symbols of the main ancient Slavic goddesses are applied to them: Beregini, Lada, Zhiva, Mokosha or Rozhanitsa.
Men's
The main feature of the Slavic amulet for a man is that it must be made by a woman, his wife. The main caretaker of the family, including the husband, is the wife. She can put powerful protective powers into an amulet that can protect against evil, although some men could also create amulets. This duty was entrusted to the Magi. They knew how to charm objects so that they would bring good luck in work, in war, or help in family affairs.
Amulets against illnesses were made by healers; these items were supposed to take away the disease if it was already present in the body, or protect the health of a man. It was strictly forbidden to make a talisman for yourself. A man could choose the material for his symbol. If a thing was made under duress, it acquired a power opposite to that for which it was enchanted: if an amulet was created for wealth, it brought poverty; for family happiness, it turned into discord in the house.
As a talisman, a man could use a wallet or belt decorated with divine symbols or signs of totem animals. The modern version is made in the form of jewelry - bracelets, rings or pendants with images of symbols of deities, artisans' tools or weapons.
- Belobog - adds wisdom and courage.
- Grozovik - helps manage the household.
- - provides protection for the whole family.
It is important to initially understand what purpose the choice of amulet serves. You need to ask the right questions so that the enchanted object performs the functions required of it.
By birthday
One way to choose a talisman is by date of birth. To do this, you will have to turn to the Slavic horoscope. There are as many as 16 signs in it, they are called palaces. Each palace corresponds to a certain time period and its own symbol, which must be used in the future amulet: active from August 27 to September 20. The symbol of this period is the Apple Tree - a sign of heavenly grace and unearthly joy.
The symbol corresponding to the date of birth on the amulet must be enclosed in the center. This way the sign will receive a place to accumulate its power and the opportunity to evenly give it to the person and his environment. If the date of birth falls at the junction of 2 palaces, it is necessary to use the symbolism of the one that most suits the person in terms of his temperament, character and way of life.
Silver is a traditional metal for amulets
Those in the know believe that silver can ward off evil. Women love silver jewelry for its beautiful shine. Men like weighty, large silver amulets. For children, choose lightweight and inexpensive pendants.Magical things that help the owner are known to us from fairy tales and myths. Probably everyone knows about magical amulets. There is no person who has not worn an amulet at least once in his life: a special object given by his parents or created by the hands of his beloved, an ancient piece of jewelry, or even a pendant purchased for the occasion, the seller of which promised that the amulet would bring good luck. But not everyone knows how to choose a Slavic amulet wisely, understanding the meaning of ancient symbols.
Let's give some tips on how to choose the right Slavic amulet. We hope our tips will help you find a truly magical thing.
Do you know how to choose a Slavic amulet?
Many people decide to buy a Slavic amulet on occasion: at a festival or fair, in an esoteric store that they stumbled upon by accident, or in a souvenir shop. Often in such a place amulets of different traditions will be sold: Slavic pendants will lie next to overseas jewelry. If you know how to choose the right Slavic amulet, there are no difficulties - among the proposed symbols you will see exactly the one that corresponds to the Slavic tradition and suits you.
If you are not sure that you will identify exactly the Slavic amulet, it is better not to buy a pendant too quickly. Often the seller in a souvenir shop will not be able to tell you which amulet is right for you. Remember that such places do not always employ people close to Slavic culture, so it is better to rely not on someone else’s advice, but on your own knowledge.
How to choose a Slavic amulet for yourself
When you choose a Slavic amulet for yourself, look carefully to see if you can become close to it. There is a lot to consider here:
- age and status - amulets for married women and unmarried girls are often different;
- the tasks of the amulet are for good work or for love, for health or good luck, perhaps for gaining the ability to perform sorcery;
- your patron God is a symbol of God, whose character is close to you, and will certainly serve as a good talisman;
- material and form of the amulet - a talisman for constant wear or an amulet for wearing on occasion, pendant, bracelet or ring, from what material.
Slavic bracelets and rings can be a talisman or amulet
How to choose a Slavic amulet as a gift to loved ones
Choosing the right Slavic amulet for another person can be a little more difficult than for yourself, especially if you do not know which of the Slavic Gods is closest to this person. The important thing to remember here is this:
- Not all amulets are suitable for children. Only parents give a talisman to a child under three years old and choose the one that can be hung above the crib. A personal amulet is suitable for a child aged 3-5 years, but not just any one. It is best to choose amulets with the symbol. Children from 7-8 years old can choose other amulets: the symbols of Lelya or Kostroma for a girl, the Yarilo symbol for a boy, Alatyr is suitable for everyone. From the age of 14, adult amulets are suitable for unmarried girls and for boys (often the same as the amulets for men).
- When you don’t know how to choose a Slavic amulet as a gift, look at Alatyr, the symbol of the Goddess Makosh Rodovik, the symbol of the Mother of the Raw Earth. Men especially like the amulets of Veles and Perun. Lunnitsa, the amulet of the Goddess Divia, is suitable for women.
- Choose a talisman especially carefully for married and unmarried women. It is a mistake to think that if you wear a talisman for a married woman, you will meet your betrothed sooner. Some symbols, for example, are only suitable for married people.
- Choose a Slavic amulet or amulet? As a gift, we advise you to choose things that can serve as both a talisman and an amulet. Let the recipient decide for himself how to conjure the magic object.
A hint on how to choose the right Slavic amulet: it’s easy to determine which amulet you need. Here you can sort only amulets that are suitable for the recipient. In the section with amulets on the left there are several columns with a choice. Don't know what symbol you need? Then look at the two bottom columns “for what” and “for whom”. For example, if you are looking for a talisman for happiness and good luck for an unmarried woman, it will turn out like this:
Hint on how to choose a Slavic amulet for loved ones
We hope our tips helped you figure out how to choose a Slavic amulet? If you have any other questions, you can ask them directly in the comments to this article.
Good day everyone. My readers are so interested in the amulets that I will continue to write new information about them. The article - “Slavic amulets and their meaning” will help you choose your amulet.
Amulets that came from antiquity
To protect their home, give themselves courage and fearlessness, the ancient Slavs used various magical symbols. They were placed on clothes, weapons, and household items.
The Slavs used 16 zodiac signs, each zodiac had its own symbol. A personal amulet was made. Before putting the amulet on oneself or on the person for whom it was intended, it was charged.
A charged thing endowed a person with those qualities that could help him in life. Personalized amulets protected a person throughout his life, endowing him with those qualities that he lacked.
How to choose a talisman
Today, your favorite handmade thing can become a talisman, or you can look for a ready-made symbol.
When choosing ready-made jewelry, you should pay attention to important nuances:
- Decide right away for whom the amulet is chosen - a woman, a man, young or old.
- For daily wear, it is necessary to take into account the purpose of the amulet.
- In what form should it be?
- Carefully study the interpretation of the sign you have chosen.
The most revered Slavic amulets and their meaning
There are many variants of symbols that were revered by the Slavic peoples, but they are all protectors from all evil. We can distinguish a special group of signs that were used in the manufacture of jewelry, embroidery, even for buildings, premises, and interior items.
The making of amulets was usually done by the oldest woman in the family. When creating strong amulets, thoughts must be kind and clear, so complete silence was established in the house. Traditionally, a man was allowed to wear one amulet, and a woman - several.
Among the large group of defenders, one can name Makosh. This is a female talisman. It preserves the warmest qualities necessary for good family relationships. It was worn by mature women who supported traditions, family ties, and respected their family.
Makosh- a symbol of happiness, prosperity, abundance in the home. This sign is considered a protector of the family from dark forces, capable of imparting health to all family members and bringing peace and abundance to the home.
Ladinets is an 8-pointed star with curved ends. It is believed that it is very useful for women, as it relieves pain, protects against female diseases, and helps to lose excess weight.
Our ancestors wore it as protection from damage, the evil eye, curses, and evil thoughts.
The Slavs wore Molvinets to protect them from unkind thoughts, words, and slander. They believed that he would protect the entire family. It is worth noting that Molvinets often appeared on clothes for children. This sign was also found on the bodies of the Magi in the form of tattoos.
And nowadays the Molvinets tattoo is becoming more and more popular. It is worth noting that any mistake in a tattoo can completely turn your life around, and no one knows in what direction.
Valkyrie is a masculine sign. He endowed a man with strength and wisdom, especially when resolving conflicts. It was usually presented to warriors.
A universal amulet that has the power of the Sun itself. For those who honor their family, this sign brought wisdom, understanding, and warmth to the hearth. To charge this talisman, you need to place it under the rays of the sun and hold it for at least three hours.
The Star of Lada or Lada the Mother of God is a symbol of love. He is considered the protector of the home from dark otherworldly forces, and the family from all sorts of adversity. The star was often painted on the wall of the home so that the Goddess would take the whole family under her protection.
For the amulet to help, the wearer must have pure thoughts, sincerity, and an open soul towards his family, loved ones and loved ones.
Silver amulets
Slavic amulets for the stronger half preserved health, provided protection during the hunt, and brought good luck in everything. Most often, men's talismans were cast from silver, sometimes from copper. Men did not wear them as pendants; wives and mothers embroidered their image on their shirts.
The most popular silver male sign is considered to be the Hammer of Svarog. It can be given as a gift to relatives and friends. He will become a real assistant in mastering a new profession, a protector from various life adversities. It will help you gain peace of mind and self-confidence. For family people it will help to create a strong family, a warm family hearth.
The description of the next amulet says that the representative of the stronger sex who receives the Znich symbol will feel nourishment from the Cosmos and have protection in dangerous or difficult situations.
The wearer of this amulet will strive for knowledge and will be able to find true love, as well Znich will help old feelings flare up. In a difficult situation, it will help strengthen your fortitude and become an energy accumulator. The main thing is to ask him for help!
Perun's ax will give the male half physical and spiritual strength, will help protect the main human values - faith, family, love. God Perun is ready to punish his enemies, and to support the wearer of this amulet in battle and give him strength.
There is also the Shield of Perun, which will protect against the evil eye, purify a person’s thoughts, and give strength to cope with difficult life problems.
The seal of Veles the Bear Paw is the patron and protector of a man, but on condition that he should not part with this sign all his life. God Veles will help you achieve great success in your work, bestow you with wealth and hard work, but you must sincerely believe in this.
For the house, to protect it from fire, it was applied to the walls.
General amulets for men and women
The main part of the amulets was cast, since the ancient Slavs believed that this metal was endowed with magical powers. Often there were amulets made of gold, as you liked. Among the talismans especially revered by the ancestors was Colard.
Symbol Kolrad helps everyone who wears it. On modern jewelry you can often see this very symbol, which after charging can be done.
An ideal gift could be bracelets or pendants with this sign. So that the symbol does not negatively affect fate, girls and boys who have not entered into marriage do not need to wear such jewelry.
The main amulet of the Slavs
The Slavic amulet Cross does not belong to Christianity. This one of the main symbols of the Slavs represents the four cardinal directions, that is, its owner is protected from adversity and misfortune from all four sides. It is believed that its owner has the powerful support of his ancestors.
The cross has several varieties that have their own power:
- Perunov sign- a strong male amulet. It endows its owner with wealth, courage, bravery, and his family with power and a large number of children.
- Amulet star of the cross used by merchants. He gave good luck and progress in business.
Crosses were made of gold, silver, copper, bone, leather, stone, and wood. It was often embroidered on clothes.
Sun symbol
Kolovrat is the sign of the sun, on which everything in this life depends. He brought people:
- the power of solar fire, fertility;
- victory over enemies, the forces of darkness;
- fortitude, health;
- faith in the future;
- protection from the evil eye, damage.
You shouldn’t be surprised if a person who has this amulet suddenly begins to have luck in everything! It is solar energy that gives the power of creation in good deeds. But in evil deeds the opposite can happen.
Any amulet should be cleaned and charged. Kolovrat needs it too. Keep it in running water for two hours, or in stream water. After cleansing, pass the wax over the flame three times. After this, carry the Kolovrat with you for 3 days so that it is charged with your energy. Just remember to clean it every six months.
Alatyr - a talisman with miraculous powers
People firmly believed in the power Alatyr- heavenly stone. It was worn as a talisman, embroidered on shirts, and painted on household items. The powerful Alatyr gave protection to everyone. Even small children wore it.
The talisman drove away evil spirits from the threshold and protected from illness.
Magic talismans
Amulet Fern flower our ancestors attributed magical properties, believing that it was endowed with unprecedented healing capabilities even from fatal diseases. In order for the amulet not to lose its magical qualities, it must be regularly carried over a candle flame.
We have already written about the fact that they bring happiness, protect from evil people, and help on long journeys. Many of my readers have already learned how to make such amulets.
It’s a good idea to learn how to embroider ancient Slavic symbols. Embroidery is also a protector from various troubles. It was not for nothing that ancient women embroidered shirts for warriors when they sent them on a campaign.
It turns out that in order to protect oneself from the evil eye, the house from unkind people, evil spirits, they embroidered “Chur” - the god of protection. This is very reliable protection for your home. Even in childhood, everyone said: “Fuck me!”, defending themselves from an attack. Here's an effective escape from negativity.
Svarog circle
The ancient Slavs did not use a horoscope, but a circle called Svarozhiy. It includes 16 palaces, which are given their own names and have their own patrons and talismans. Often the characteristics of a person coincide with the characteristics of the Zodiac.
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Dear readers, the amulets of the Slavic peoples are not decoration, but a return to one’s roots, adherence to traditions, and knowledge of one’s culture. This must be remembered and understood!
The answer to the question “how to choose a talisman” depends on your goals. Slavic amulets can be divided into groups in many ways. There are amulets for children and adults, amulets for the home and personal amulets. The choice of a Slavic protective symbol associated with one of the Native Gods is also of great importance.
In order not to get confused in choosing your sign, we provide this small diagram of how to choose a talisman. Answer yourself a few questions and you can determine what kind of amulet you need.
If you are deciding how to choose a talisman, first of all determine whether it will be a personal sign or a talisman for the home. A home amulet is made for the benefit of all household members. One of the traditional Slavic amulets for the home is the motanka doll. For information on how to make such a doll, read the article “Protective dolls of the Slavs. How to make a talisman doll correctly."
In addition to dolls, home amulets can serve as:
- forged nail or horseshoe;
- broom, a whisk of herbs with decorations;
- towel with protective embroidery;
- Pomeranian pigeon (chip bird of happiness);
- Slavic protective symbols carved from wood (in house carvings or simply in the form of pendants decorating homes).
How to choose a personal amulet for a man, woman, child
Slavic personal amulets are all signs that protect not a home, but an individual. Personal amulets include:
- pendants, rings, bracelets and other jewelry;
- woven belts, headbands;
Personal amulets differ depending on who wears them:
- Children's amulets- amulets for children before the naming ceremony. If the child has not undergone naming, children's amulets can be worn until the age of 14. Read how to choose here.
- Women's amulets for married women and young girls who have already jumped into the poneva, but have not yet gotten married. Women's amulets attract happiness, love, and help give birth to healthy children. Read the article on how to choose a female amulet.
- Men's amulets help their owner become bolder, more self-confident, and achieve success in work. Now a woman can wear such amulets, but we must remember that such signs enhance masculine character traits. How to choose a talisman for a man?
How to choose a talisman according to the Patron God
You can choose a Slavic amulet, focusing on the tasks that it must solve: attract love, wealth, protect against evil intent. Another way is to choose a talisman according to the Patron God.
People have long believed that various symbols bring good luck in all matters, help maintain health and save a person from bad influences. The ancient Slavs sought to protect their family and friends from all evil. For this purpose, they made all kinds of amulets that symbolized natural phenomena that helped protect people from the evil eye, troubles, illnesses and even death. Amulets were made from natural materials: wood, metal. They carried amulets with them, placed them in houses, and hung them in children's cradles. Symbols were selected not only depending on the person’s gender and date of birth, but also based on the heart. It was enough to feel which amulet would be suitable. Amulets were divided into women's and men's and carried a special sacred meaning.
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Women's symbols
Since a woman is the continuer of the family, she is the one who needs to be protected first of all. From an early age, girls were given special amulets that helped protect them from infertility and the crown of celibacy. Such protection could be made by a mother or grandmother, as well as by the girl herself. The main rule was to make the amulet in secret from everyone, in solitude and complete silence. During the sacred process, it was important to direct all your thoughts in the right direction, to cleanse yourself of anger and negativity. The girl had to be silent during the process, as talking takes a lot of energy.
Protective signs and symbols were applied everywhere. They were embroidered on women's clothes, used as decorations, and used to decorate household items.
The following symbols were considered protectors of women:
- 1. Lunnitsa, bringing true female happiness and health, protecting the pregnant woman from bad influences.
- 2. The sun god Yarilo, helping both sexes to be happy in marriage, a sign of mutual understanding and love.
- 3. Lada-Virgin is the main sign of a woman, helping to preserve beauty and youth.
- 4. Alatyr is a symbol of all things.
- 5. Makosh for older women, wise with life experience. This goddess protected the hearth and helped fill the house with harmony and all worldly blessings.
Each symbol represents a Slavic god or goddess who helps a woman maintain her beauty, youth and health. A caring wife is the key to home comfort and harmony in relationships.
Male defenders
Men of that time needed special protection, as they engaged in heavy physical labor, hunted, and from time to time defended their tribes from raids. In order for the breadwinner to return home safe and sound, his wife embroidered protective signs on his clothes and wove belts.
Male defenders include:
- 1. The central god Veles, who helps in all endeavors.
- 2. Symbol of perfection Doukhobor, which helps fight physical and mental illnesses.
- 3. Fiery Vseslavits, who is able to calm the mind of a man, direct his strength to the protection and preservation of the family.
- 4. The ax of Perun, which helps to defeat the enemy and return home safe and sound from the war.
Usually a woman took care of her husband and made various amulets or protective embroideries for him. However, a man himself could create an amulet from wood or metal.
Selection rules
The large number of patrons of humanity makes us think about choosing the right amulet. WITH it is read that it can only be useful if it is selected correctly and also correctly charged. The magicians took charge of the amulets and performed special rituals.
The Slavs adhered to the following rules when choosing their patron:
- It is necessary to accurately determine the properties that will be inherent in the amulet.
- It is important to choose the right material for the product. Most often it is wood or silver.
- Intuition will help you make your choice and tell you which symbol should be depicted.
- After several days from the start of wearing the amulet, you need to pay attention to changes in life.
A clear idea of the meaning of a particular symbol will help you make the right choice. People studied the symbols and their meaning, and succumbed to their own feelings when choosing a helper. Protective symbols and decorations were worn throughout life and changed if necessary, for example, unmarried women wore some amulets, and after the wedding they were changed to others.
Charms by date of birth
Slavic symbols carry a certain, correct energy for a person, which helps to bring changes in life. The amulets of the ancient Slavs by date of birth are determined by the Svarog circle, this is a kind of circle of zodiac signs. The horoscope is compiled on its basis. Each sign is in its own palace, which is determined by a time frame. It is enough to simply determine in what period of time a person was born in order to understand which patron is suitable for him. Thanks to this circle, you can choose a protector not only for yourself, but also for your loved ones:
- The first palace is determined from September 20 to October 12 and corresponds to the goddess Jiva, the patroness of the body and soul.
- Palace II is located between October 12 and November 3 and its patron is Ramhat, the god of justice.
- III palace from November 3 to November 24. The patroness of this period of time is Rozhana, who helps pregnant women.
- IV palace from November 24 to December 17 is under the influence of the goddess of abundance and fertility Mokosha.
- The V palace is defined from December 17 to January 8 and refers to the god of fire Simargl.
- The VI palace lasts from January 8 to February 1 and its patron is the goddess of fate Kolyada.
- VII palace from February 1 to February 25 refers to the main pagan god Svarog.
- VIII palace is determined from February 25 to March 22 and is under the influence of Rod.
- The IX palace is located between March 22 and April 15 and belongs to Veles.
- The Xth palace from April 15 to May 7 belongs to the goddess Marena.
- XI palace from May 7 to May 30 to the god of wisdom Kryshen.
- The XIIth palace is determined from May 30 to June 21 and its patron is Lada.
- The XIIIth palace is located between June 21 and July 13 and is protected by Vyshen.
- The XIV palace from July 13 to August 4 is under the influence of the god of joy Kupala.
- The XV palace from August 4 to August 28 belongs to the god of lightning Perun.
- The XVI palace is determined from August 28 to September 20 and is under the influence of Dazhdbog.
Choosing a patron is quite simple. After determining your palace, you should study the influence of its patron on a person’s life. The symbol of the patron can be applied to clothing, made in the form of a tattoo, or ordered as an accessory with such an image.
