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You know, the Celtic world seems to have had a similar level of internal variety. One good exploration of this idea - the presence of several different pantheons in a smallish area - is detailed in this paper on Celtic Iberia.
http://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?t=8622
That's it, exactly; too much effort to find the 'true' ultimate version, and dismissing the many true versions that existed in reality.The entire Slavic religion that we know today is based on a theory and semi-reliable sources.
Could I ask you to detail your own personal take on this? Do you actually DO anything, in terms of worship of deities, or is it a much vaguer sort of reverence. I find it easier to empathise with the latter, to be honest.The beauty of Slavic religion is that it gives you endless freedom and a great background to build your believes upon your capabilities and sphere of interest, you have no rules to follow but minor guidelines and endless freedom to express yourself through the religion and it is rare to find. So, even tho the religion itself is not discovered enough, it's still the history, you have everything you need to live your life dedicated to it and follow the road of the ancestors. My parents does, I do, hopefully my kids will etc
Hehe, quite! Any better ideas?PS small complain tho, goes to the name of the thread, it's not Paganism, I hate that word, let's leave it to Wiccans and metal bands..
'Slavic Religion' simply?
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