Winter Walks*
In the valley's heart, where hills embrace the sky,A winding road, under night's watchful eye.Hand in hand with mother, through winter's gentle hush,Snowflakes danced around us, in twilight's tender brush.
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Morning and Night*
In childhood's embrace, I drifted to sleep, To crickets' song, the night's secrets to keep. A sky adorned with stars, a tranquil sight, Nature's symphony, in the soft moonlight.
In the Meadows*
In Slovakia, In meadows green, where I'd often roam, As a child, finding my heart's true home. Surrounded by forests, hills, and streams, In nature's embrace, I'd chase my dreams.
Celebrating the Winter Solstice: Embracing Slavic Traditions and Family Connections
As the Winter Solstice draws near, marking the shortest day and the longest night of the year, it's a time of profound significance, especially within Slavic paganism. Occurring around December 21st, the Winter Solstice is deeply rooted in various cultural traditions. It's a period that symbolizes the balance of light and dark and offers a powerful metaphor for resilience and hope. The Winter Solstice, (or Kracun in Slovakia), is a time to honor ancestral heritage, the natural world, and the cycle of seasons. This celebration offers a unique opportunity for families and individuals to connect with ancient customs and each other, fostering a sense of community and continuity.