Ouliana’s Wreath
Dr Ouliana HanlyPersonal essays on Slavic animism in the Wheel of the Year
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| Issues | 17 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 18 days ago |
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Issue 16: The scent of bird cherry. Koschey in love.
Welcome to another installment of this shared journey through the Slavic Wheel of the Year. May is a time of temperate sunlight, abundant fragrance, renewal of love for life. Are you feeling these vita-novian stirrings yet, my reader? Call...
Issue 15: Radonitsa. The white path.
Spring is a liminal time of reunion with Ancestral Spirits. Are we receptive to their intimations?
This week’s essay proved unexpectedly difficult to write, since my method — to filter everything I say about the folk tradition through pers...
Issue 14: The Speckled Hen & the Primordial Egg
Last week, I promised I’d next write about Radonitsa, the springtime festival of the Ancestors, common to all Slavic cultures. The Slavic tradition turns its thoughts to the departed whenever time is felt to be in flux, especially at the pi...
Issue 13: The silent song of Rusalka
When tidying the website earlier this week, I was surprised by how many of my entries, in this still relatively small clutch, have so far revolved around Water and its looming importance in the Slavo–Karelian indigenous tradition. This essa...
Issue 12: The passion of Pyotr Polezhayev
I’m drafting this issue as the Vernal Equinox winds down, time once again coming to rest after a great upheaval. As you may well remember, the Slavic tradition allows plenty of room — twelve days — for the Sun to turn his speeding horses ar...
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Scholar & native practitioner of the Slavo-Karelian ritual tradition. I write about ancestral beliefs, folklore, native medicine & sorcery — the animistic underpinnings of modern culture. Now making my way through the Slavic Wheel of the Year.
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