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"When the people of Novgorod were notified that Dobrinja wanted to
Christianize them, they held a "Veche" (Thing) and decided to swear an
oath: 'Do not let Dobrinja into town. Do not let our idols be destroyed.'
Dobrinja sent word to them offering them silver, but the people refused him
and would not let him enter the city." The highest Volvh under the
direction of a Slavic Pagan Priest, named Bogomil, (also known as
Nightengale or "Solovey"), Voevoda Ugonay goes on to declare, went about
the city on a horse, declaring with a loud voice: 'Better for us to die
than to let our Gods see disgrace.' However, Dobrinja prevaled and each of
the idols were cast into the river and the wooden sculptures were
incinerated. This, truly, was a day of great mourning and sadness for the
Pagan People..."
- Iokimovskaja Letopis

The events which happened on this day demonstrates all the "love" and
essence of Christianity.

The Feast of Honor for Lada and LelaRuen (September) 8

This day Lada and Lela are honored because of the work in the fields has
come to a close. A celebration is held with dancing and song. This marks
the passing of Summer and its attendant warmth.

Svarog's HolidayRuen (September) 21

This is the Autumnal Equinox, the day of the God of Fire and the Sky.
This is the day to drink mead and honor Svarog.


AUTUMN

Day of the AncientsPasdernik (October) 26

This is the fourth day of commemoration/worship of the Ancient Ones in
the year. This is also a day of remembrance for the warriors who were
slain in the year 1380 on Kulikovskoe Field. Say a toast to the honor and
glory of the Russian Heroes.

Makoshe's HolidayPasdernic (October) 25 to Gruden (November) 1

We celebrate this holiday on the Friday between October 25 and November
1. On this day we honor Mother Earth and give gratitude to her for her
care and concern for us. The central icon for this feast is the vegetable.

Day of Remembrance for VolhvsGruden (November) 11

"At the time of Gleb Svatsolavich, a Volhv appeared ...
who went unto the people and told his story. ...A rebellion of
great proportions occured in the town, and the people were set on killing