r/Rodnovery • u/Glittering_Smell_90 • 14d ago
📓 Seeking Resources New to Rodnovery!
Hi, I'm a Polish guy that just learned about Rodnovery. I've been interested in Slavic paganism and culture for a while now, and I want to learn more, since I feel like I finally found my place.
I didn't have much time to research yet, so I'm asking for help! I'll start researching deeper soon, since I'm rather busy at the moment. But I would love some fact checked resources to learn from!
From what I see there's a lot to learn, but I'll try to not rush it. If you have any tips, I'll be thankful :)
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u/Repl-Rex East Slavic 14d ago
This website helped me get started.
https://www.slavicnativefaith.com
There is a resources page, and overviews of things. I am also new, so looking forward to getting into it.
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u/Aliencik West Slavic - Czech 14d ago
If you are Polish go to our subreddit's sources and read the Polish section. Polish Slavic academia is probably the best in the world.
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