DANA.
Dana is the queen of rivers and water in Slavic myths .Our ancestors could not imagine life without rivers and lakes, mountain springs and small springs. According to myths, the goddess Dana was a powerful freshwater patroness. This celestial woman was one of the most influential in the Slavic pantheon. It was she who embodied the forces of fertility and perfect beauty. Thanks to Dana, rains poured down on the earth, giving strength to plants. In many ways, the harvest depended on Dana's favor, which means that the goddess's mercy was extremely necessary for people. Well, they called Mother Water for a reason. Already in those distant times, the Slavs understood that it was water that was the source of life and prosperity.DANA IS LIFE By some fatal injustice, Dana found herself among the Slavic deities, whose functions (and sometimes names) were forgotten. The modern man in the street has heard a lot about beliefs in Perun or Veles, but he hardly knows who Dana is. And in vain, because our ancestors had a special reverence for this goddess. Dana personified freshwater springs. Now imagine if life was possible without fresh water? The answer to this question is obvious, and therefore the goddess Dana embodied the very life and power of the earth, which moisture gives her. It turns out that people, animals, and plants were under the protection of Dana. Dana was a great goddess, giving life. She generously watered valleys and fields, washed the wounds of warriors, helped travelers to walk faster along the river path, fell a life-giving rain from the height of heaven. What do you think the downpour meant to our ancestors? No, I don't mean an ordinary description of a natural phenomenon. On the contrary, it is important to realize how the Slavs poetically perceived our world. According to ancient myths, the thunder god controlled the clouds that rolled in the firmament. When it was time, moisture gathered in them, after which it overflowed. It was in such a simple "ritual" that Dana played her important role. This goddess controlled the clouds and the heavenly moisture, which was generously poured onto the earth during the summer rains. The music of Anatoly Shestopalov was used . Track. Dana.Take a break from your daily routine and admire the beautiful landscapes .
Dana is the queen of rivers and water in Slavic myths .Our ancestors could not imagine life without rivers and lakes, mountain springs and small springs. According to myths, the goddess Dana was a powerful freshwater patroness. This celestial woman was one of the most influential in the Slavic pantheon. It was she who embodied the forces of fertility and perfect beauty. Thanks to Dana, rains poured down on the earth, giving strength to plants. In many ways, the harvest depended on Dana's favor, which means that the goddess's mercy was extremely necessary for people. Well, they called Mother Water for a reason. Already in those distant times, the Slavs understood that it was water that was the source of life and prosperity.DANA IS LIFE By some fatal injustice, Dana found herself among the Slavic deities, whose functions (and sometimes names) were forgotten. The modern man in the street has heard a lot about beliefs in Perun or Veles, but he hardly knows who Dana is. And in vain, because our ancestors had a special reverence for this goddess. Dana personified freshwater springs. Now imagine if life was possible without fresh water? The answer to this question is obvious, and therefore the goddess Dana embodied the very life and power of the earth, which moisture gives her. It turns out that people, animals, and plants were under the protection of Dana. Dana was a great goddess, giving life. She generously watered valleys and fields, washed the wounds of warriors, helped travelers to walk faster along the river path, fell a life-giving rain from the height of heaven. What do you think the downpour meant to our ancestors? No, I don't mean an ordinary description of a natural phenomenon. On the contrary, it is important to realize how the Slavs poetically perceived our world. According to ancient myths, the thunder god controlled the clouds that rolled in the firmament. When it was time, moisture gathered in them, after which it overflowed. It was in such a simple "ritual" that Dana played her important role. This goddess controlled the clouds and the heavenly moisture, which was generously poured onto the earth during the summer rains. The music of Anatoly Shestopalov was used . Track. Dana.Take a break from your daily routine and admire the beautiful landscapes .