Slavic Crash Course

Веретенников Сергей · Nov 15, 2024

As I have already said in this thread, someone has been trying for a long time and very persistently to merge the concepts of Russian and Slavic into one.

It is amusing to watch. And, of course, it is a pointless endeavor.

Pointless for people who are themselves Slavs and therefore know very well who THEY are.

And once again, as always, I turn to the FACTS.

Rus is the international abbreviation RUS.

So, everyone who says that Slavs = Russians refers to the "Tale of Igor's Campaign" — The Tale of Igor's Campaign — Wikipedia

However, it is already known to all reasonably educated people that this work is half Turkic.

Moreover, there are works—Persian histories—that are older than the "Tale of Igor's Campaign," dating specifically to the ninth century. This is a recorded FACT, just like the "Tale of Igor's Campaign."

And these Persian histories say that there was a prince named Rus.

It says there:

Rus and Khazar were born of the same mother and father. Then Rus grew up and, having no place that suited him, wrote a letter to Khazar and asked him for part of his country so that he could settle there. Rus searched and found a place for himself. An island, neither large nor small, with marshy soil and foul air; there he settled.

The place was wooded and difficult to reach, and no human being had ever reached it.

Let us continue reading this historical document:

…And a Slav came to Rus to settle there. Rus replied that the place was too small for the two of them. Kimari and Khazar gave the same reply. A quarrel and battle began between them, and the Slav fled and reached the place where the land of the Slavs is today. Then he said: “I will settle here and easily take revenge on them.” The Slavs make dwellings underground so that the cold above cannot reach them. And he [Славянин] ordered that much firewood, stone, and coal be brought, and these stones were thrown into the fire and water was poured over them until steam arose and it became warm underground. And they do the same in winter even now. And that land is fertile. And they engage extensively in trade…

These ancient Persian histories say that the “motherland” of the Rus was Pannonia — Wikipedia

I repeat once again that there are many sorts of tales and stories about Slavs and Russians—but what I am talking about now consists of ancient historical documents and facts. They are even older than the "Tale of Igor's Campaign," which is undoubtedly also a historical fact.

And as stated in this historical Persian document, Prince Rus was the ancestor of the Rus.

And the Slav was a separate character.

Not the same thing as Rus.

Moreover, these Persian documents say that the Rus and Khazars acted together as one people.

Constantly carrying out military raids.

Furthermore, the Rus constantly attacked the Slavs!

That is, it is not merely that Russians = Slavs; they were actually on the negative side of the equation. In other words, enemies.

Let us read:

“As for Rus, it lies on an island surrounded by a lake. This island, on which they live, takes three days to cross; it is covered with forests and marshes, and is so unhealthy and wet that when one sets foot on the ground, it shakes because of the abundance of water in it.

They have a king called the Khagan of Rus. They raid the Slavs, approach them by ship, land, take them captive, carry them to Khazaran and Bulgar, and sell them there. They have no arable land and live only on what they bring from the land of the Slavs.

When one of them has a son, he takes a naked sword, lays it before the newborn, and says: ‘I shall leave you no property as an inheritance; you will have only what you acquire with this sword.’ They have neither settled homes nor cities nor arable land; their sole occupation is trading in sable, squirrel, and other furs, which they sell to those who want them. The money they receive as payment they tie tightly into their belts…

They have sorcerers, some of whom command the king as though they were their leaders [русов]. Sometimes they order sacrifices to their deity—whatever occurs to them: women, men, and horses. When the sorcerers give an order, it cannot possibly be disobeyed. After taking a person or animal, the sorcerer throws a noose around its neck, hangs the victim from a beam, and waits until it suffocates, saying that this is a sacrifice to the god…

They are brave and audacious. When they attack another people, they do not stop until they have destroyed them all. They take the women of the defeated for themselves and enslave the men. They are tall, good-looking, and courageous in attacks; but they do not display this courage on horseback, carrying out all their raids and campaigns by ship.”

I repeat once again: these are historical documents from the 900s AD. They are older than the "Tale of Igor's Campaign."

“There are three groups of Rus. The group nearest to Bulgar, whose king is in the city called Kuyaba, and it is larger than Bulgar. The highest (principal) group among them is called as-Slaviyya, and its king is in the city of Salau. The third group is called al-Arsaniyya, and its king resides in Arsa, their city. […] The Rus come to trade in Khazar and Rum. Great Bulgar borders the Rus to the north. They (the Rus) are numerous and have long been raiding those parts of Rum that border them, imposing tribute on them. […] Some of the Rus shave their beards, while others twist them like a horse's mane [заплетают в косички] and dye them yellow (or black).”

An excerpt from a letter by the Khazar King Joseph around 960 reflects the situation immediately before the khaganate's defeat by Sviatoslav:

“I guard the mouth of the river [Волги] and prevent the Rus who come by ship from reaching the sea to march against the Ishmaelites, and [точно так же] all the enemies [их] on land from coming to the ‘Gates’ [Дербенту]. I wage [русами] war against them. If I were to leave them [в покое] alone for one hour, they would destroy the entire land of the Ishmaelites as far as Baghdad.”

Personally, I was surprised that when wealthy Rus men died, their wives were killed with them and burned together with their husbands.

This is also mentioned in these documents.

But when a wife died, her husband was not killed or burned with her

There you have it. The Rus loved their wives so much that it lasted right up to death...

By the way, I dug around here for information about archaeological excavations. It turns out that there are excavations confirming this.

Even if a wife was absent, servant girls were killed and burned on the Rus man's funeral pyre.

Arab authors also wrote that the Rus lived exclusively by plunder and did not cultivate the land. From the mid-eighth century, Scandinavian Rus formed a ruling military and trading elite in settlements on the banks of the Volga, Dnieper, and Don, while most of the population there consisted of local peoples—Slavs or Finns.

In essence, the Rus seized the Slavs, attacking their territories.

Do not forget another ancient document: Russo-Byzantine Treaty (911) — Wikipedia

Which essentially says that the Rus seized a certain territory and called it Kievan Rus.

It is quite possible that Slavs and other peoples lived there before that.

But there are no historical documents about it.

Веретенников Сергей · Dec 11, 2024

Where did Ded Moroz come from?

You hear all sorts of things on the internet. Especially claims like, “He is an ancient Slavic deity...”

How can he be Slavic?

There are even documents showing that, at yet another plenum of the CPSU Central Committee, it was decided to invent something for the people that would be based neither on religious stories nor on pagan ones.

In other words, these same atheists who blew up churches in Russia, executed believers, and imprisoned them got to the most important thing: what else could they instill in the masses so that people would rejoice in their hard lives—and think less.

So they invented Ded Moroz.

They took Nekrasov’s poem “Frost, Red Nose” as the prototype.

Have you even read it?

It’s practically some kind of bacchanalia about the dead.

Don’t believe me?

Then read it yourselves.

Here is a retelling of the poem, in which this very Ded Moroz appears in prototype form:

There is terrible grief in a peasant hut: the master and breadwinner, Prokl Sevastyanych, has died. His mother brings a coffin for her son, while his father goes to the cemetery to hollow out a grave in the frozen ground. The peasant’s widow, Darya, sews a shroud for her dead husband.

After taking the chilled grandchildren, Masha and Grisha, to the neighbors, the mother and father dress their dead son. During this sorrowful task, no unnecessary words are spoken and no tears are shown—as though the stern beauty of the deceased, lying with a burning candle at his head, does not allow anyone to weep. Only afterward, when the final rite has been performed, is it time for lamentations.

On a harsh winter morning, a gray horse carries its master on his final journey.

As they travel across the snow-bright plain, tears appear in Darya’s eyes—perhaps from the sun... Only when she enters the graveyard-like stillness of the forest does a “dull, crushing wail” burst from her chest. The forest listens indifferently to the widow’s moans, forever hiding them in its desolate wilderness.

Pretty normal, right? It makes your blood run cold...
Let’s read on:
Then the woman herself dies, killed by this very Ded Moroz.
And the woman is pregnant. The unborn child dies along with her!!!!!!!

Simply the perfect plot for the Red Army and the psychopaths at the helm of the proletariat. They still haven’t gone anywhere.

I have never seen a more depressive and satanic poem.

The entire plot revolves around a dead man, graves, crosses...
And some depressing descriptions of the surrounding landscape.
The main characters dig a grave, drag this unfortunate coffin, and philosophize about how lucky the dead man is that his suffering is already over...

Lord! What kind of nonsense is this?

After this, will you really continue to believe in this Ded Moroz?

00* 243 · Jul 17, 2025

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In N. Leskov’s story "The Enchanted Angel", examples are given of icons being used for “unclean” purposes.

The novella resulted from the author’s interest in icon painting. At the same time, Leskov published scholarly studies (“On hell-painted icons”: Russky Mir No. 192, July 24, 1873; “On Russian Icon Painting”: Russky Mir No. 254, September 26, 1873). The novella contains a great deal of information related to icons. At that time, icon painting was in decline and was supported almost exclusively in the Old Believer community. Leskov was one of the first authors to draw attention to icon painting, thereby anticipating the subsequent so-called “rediscovery of the icon.”

Plot
The sacred object of the Old Believer community of stonemasons working on the construction of a bridge, an icon of a guardian angel in the Stroganov style, was “sealed” by officials and taken to a “New Rite” monastery. The Old Believers replaced the icon with a copy, painted by a specially invited icon painter. To do this, one of the Old Believers crossed from one bank of the river to the other along the chains of the unfinished bridge during a turbulent ice drift.

According to the author (“Pechersk Antiquities,” 1883), a similar incident really did occur during the construction (1848–1853) of the “Chain” Bridge across the Dnieper in Kyiv, under the direction of the English engineer Charles Blacker Vignoles.
The title of the novella plays on the multiple meanings of the word “sealed,” whose primary meaning derives from “to seal”—to apply a seal. In the plot, the Angel on the icon was sealed with a sealing-wax prison seal. The author placed the revelation of the title’s symbolic meaning in the mouth of the character, Elder Pamba: “The angel lives in the soul, but is sealed, and love will set him free.”

“Well, my dear one, my little father, Mark Alexandrovich, sir, don’t call me there, where they eat and drink and speak incoherent words about the sacred; otherwise temptation may overcome me.”
This was his first conscious expression of his feelings, and it struck me to the heart, but I did not argue with him. I went alone and had a long conversation that evening with two icon painters, receiving a terrible disappointment from them. It is frightening to say what they did to me! One exchanged an icon with me for forty rubles and left, while the other said:
“Look here, man, do not venerate this icon.”
I asked:
“Why?”
And he replied:
“Because it is hell-painted”—and he scraped at it with his fingernail. A layer of paint sprang away from the corner, revealing a little devil with a tail painted underneath on the gesso! In another place he scraped away the paint, and there was another little devil underneath.
“Lord!” I cried. “What is this?”
“It means,” he said, “that you should commission one from me, not from him.”
Then I clearly saw that they were in league and intended to treat me dishonestly, without honor. Leaving the icon with them, I went away with tears filling my eyes, praising God that my Levonty had not seen it, for his faith was undergoing a trial.

About icon painters (Old Russian zograf, izograf, image painter, icon scribe)
Izographs were, of course, found in Moscow, and highly skilled ones at that. But what good was that, when none of these people possessed the spirit described in the traditions of our forefathers? In olden times, pious artists, when undertaking sacred art, fasted and prayed, and worked equally for large and small sums, as the honor of such an elevated calling demanded. But these men paint for one person with retch, and for another with oil [59], for a short time rather than for the length of days; they apply weak chalk grounds instead of alabaster ones, and lazily lay on the highlights all at once, unlike the old masters, who applied up to four or even five layers of liquid paint as thin as water, producing that marvelous delicacy now impossible to attain. Besides their carelessness in art, they are all weakened themselves; they boast before one another, while treating anyone else as worthless in order to humiliate him. Worse still, joining together in gangs, they commit the most cunning frauds collectively: they gather in taverns, drink heavily, and boast arrogantly about their own art, while calling another’s workmanship blasphemous “hell-painting.” Around them, like sparrows following owls, are always dealers in old goods, passing various icon-painting antiques from hand to hand, exchanging, substituting, and forging boards; smoking them in tubes, creating artificial wear and wormholes; casting various copper folding icons according to old embossed patterns; applying enamel in the Old Testament style; forging baptismal fonts from basins and displaying on them the old-fashioned double-headed eagles from the time of Ivan the Terrible, then selling them to inexperienced believers as genuine fonts from the reign of Grozny, although countless such fonts circulate throughout Russia—and all of it is shameless deceit and falsehood. In short, just as black Gypsies deceive one another with horses, so these men deceive one another with sacred objects. They handle them in such a way that one is ashamed on their behalf, seeing in all this nothing but sin, temptation, and disgrace to the faith. Those accustomed to such shamelessness think nothing of it, and many of Moscow’s enthusiasts even take an interest in and boast about these dishonest exchanges: how one man swindled another with a Deesis, how this one dealt someone a blow with a Nicholas, or how he used some vile trick to slip a forged Mother of God onto someone. They take delight in it and outdo one another in devising ways [60] to hoodwink inexperienced believers with God’s blessing, as it were. But Lyova and I, being simple village worshippers of God, found all this so unbearable that we both grew melancholy and were seized by fear.
“Has our wretched old faith really become like this by now?” we thought. I thought this, and I could see that he held the same thought in his sorrowful heart, but we did not reveal it to one another. I only noticed that my young companion was constantly seeking a secluded place.

00* 243 · Jul 18, 2025

People say, “God’s chosen people or person.”

God’s chosen is someone who has chosen God as the main goal and meaning of life, chosen to become like the Almighty, and learned to love without conditions or demands.

God’s chosen is someone who has chosen God.
We, however, are accustomed to thinking the opposite: that God chose a people or a person for certain merits and took them under His protection.

00* 243 · Jul 29, 2025

The proverb “There is a time for work and an hour for play” is now understood as meaning that most of one’s time should be devoted to work and less to rest. Originally, however, this proverb had a different meaning.

The Slavs had at least seven terms for time: время, год, час, доба, рок, пора, век. In ancient times, these words had similar meanings. Later, they came to denote different aspects of time in different Slavic languages.

In this proverb, время and час are synonyms, while the original meaning was “each type of activity has its own time.”

It is in precisely this sense that the proverb is used in the Preface to the “Regulations of the Falconer’s Way” (1656), where Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich wrote in his own hand: “This saying concerns both soul and body; do not forget justice and judgment, merciful love, and the order of battle: there is a time for work and an hour for play.”

Later, время and час came to be contrasted, so the proverb, which originally meant “time must be found for everything—for both work and rest,” is now used in a different sense.

До́ба means “a period, a time.” The same root gives rise to дебелый—“full, well-fed, stout,” that is, literally, “being in one’s prime, large.”

In addition, the root до́ба gives rise to such words as доблесть, удобный, сдоба, and надо (надобно). The word добрый originally meant “having come into one’s prime, suitable; of proper quality, good.” It is derived from до́ба.

Веретенников Сергей · Dec 20, 2025

As is customary

I’ll continue — A crash course in Slavic culture

So, NO cosmic event will take place from the 31st to the 1st.

This is purely a human EGREGORE.

And a powerful one, ingrained in everyone from childhood.

Why aren’t the RODs and the birth of Kolyada from the 21st to the 25th the New Year?

After all, this is a cosmic phenomenon...

The thing is, the Sun is undeniably important to us.

But the Earth is more important.

And Nature shows us that it is in spring that animals and birds give birth, and everything around us blossoms...

Only humans are given the right to CHOOSE.

Either give in to the opinion of the majority, gathering five minutes before midnight, watching yet another madman on television and stuffing yourselves so full that this night will become the most difficult one for all ambulance workers, or simply go to bed, putting earplugs in your ears or headphones on with my meditations...

It is your choice.

But often the egregore leaves no such choice until someone encounters someone like me and my website.

But many people have already encountered us, and a choice has emerged for them.

And this egregore clearly has less “food.”

Neither this “new year” nor the ones to come will bring you happiness, just as none of the previous ones did...

There is no happiness in this.

Only devilry.

You are simply being ruthlessly programmed for all the bad things that exist in this world.

Hiding behind the most “beautiful” masks.

0890 · Dec 20, 2025

Sorry, Om Shanti, but I can’t quite wrap my head around how everything works on a cosmic scale...
After all, for us inhabitants of the Northern Hemisphere, astronomical winter begins on December 21, along with the birth of the new Sun... But in the Southern Hemisphere, it is the summer solstice and the beginning of astronomical summer... As I understand it, this is precisely what causes the resonance in my mind: the complete opposition of events occurring on the same day.
Could you please explain this nuance? Does the observer’s location and time turn out to be the main factors in the event?

Веретенников Сергей · Dec 20, 2025

0 0890 , good question.
The Northern Hemisphere is the leading one.

It sets the rhythm for the entire planet.

For example, southern birds fly north to breed.
From the warmth to the north.

The hemispheres are not identical.

This is not a mirror image.

There is more land in the Northern Hemisphere.

And, for example, at the equator one could always say it is spring-summer.

But the equator does not set the RHYTHM.

Although things bloom there whenever conditions are favorable—for example, when there is water and moisture...

And it should also be kept in mind that if we are talking about something mirroring spring in the Northern Hemisphere, it is definitely not winter, but autumn

009988 · Dec 28, 2025

We stopped putting up a Christmas tree a long time ago, and we don’t celebrate the New Year from the 31st to the 1st anymore; we don’t watch television at all either.

Веретенников Сергей · Jan 30, 2026

There is a very interesting fairy tale that some “Slavs” fall under the influence of.

That the Russian language is similar to Sanskrit, or that Russian is practically a dialect of Sanskrit.

And everything along those lines.

Well, it is understandable when there is nothing in one’s head but Nazism (the domination of one nation over all others)—no other thoughts will come to mind.

No, that is not the case

If only because ALL languages resemble one another.

Any newly minted fascist, high on patriotism, can say, “Oh, all languages resemble mine—so my nation is the greatest, and everyone descended from it!!!”

And when this also starts being officially broadcast on the central TV channels, he finally loses his mind.

Idiots are very useful to those in power.

So—forward!

142427 · May 10, 2026

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I completely agree with you!
An inexhaustible source of Light and Knowledge, Love and Care, Wisdom and Help.
Thank you, Teacher, OM Shanti!

Веретенников Сергей · Jun 28, 2026

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Веретенников Сергей · Jun 28, 2026

I strongly advise taking the message above very seriously.
Because the events described in the Book of Revelation are taking on clear features.
If you have not read it, I recommend doing so.
For Jerusalem (in whose “name” the prophecy is given), the northern capital (the people Ros) is precisely Moscow.
So the identity of Gog and Magog is now practically certain.

If anyone still has not come to their senses, I strongly recommend reading in this most famous Book of Prophecies what awaits the lands of Gog and Magog.

Something like this: fire will fall from the sky and devour them, after which the Last Judgment will take place.

Fire from the sky is highly relevant.

Веретенников Сергей · Jun 30, 2026

Can it be that there are still people who haven’t understood anything?

I’m explaining it literally in the simplest terms.

There was Rus.

Pagan.

A small state. With the Russian language, naturally—as everywhere else.

They defended themselves to some extent and attacked to some extent. Just like everywhere else.

An ordinary state.

By degrees, Byzantine culture began to be imposed through cunning.

The culmination was baptism through blood and the sword into the Byzantine religion.

READ IT ALL UP YOURSELVES—IT’S ALL DOCUMENTED IN SCHOLARLY SOURCES.

Everything Russian was destroyed. And the state was called Russia.

People were turned into slaves.

And these Antichrists set out to conquer everything around them.

Other peoples.

Chuvashia, Kazan, Yakutia, Tuva...
Only the Chukchi fought back. You’ve read it—Sakha and Sahara—they fought the Chukchi for 150 years!

Look it up yourselves in reference books!
This is all official information.

And this whole gang became the Russian Empire.

Rasputin told the Emperor: don’t meddle in the Balkans; you’ll die and destroy the Empire.

But no—apparently they didn’t have enough land; greed knows no bounds...

They killed both Rasputin and the Emperor.

And the country was seized by even BIGGER Satanists—the Communists.

They treated the people so cruelly that the whole country was like one concentration camp.

What do I mean, “was”...

It still is.

They hate everything Russian.

And promote what is specifically Russian-state.

When we put them on trial, you’ll learn a great deal.

Веретенников Сергей · Jul 1, 2026

Russia:

Ros—what “ros” means was explained exhaustively above.

Siya—this is.

Two words.

Siyatelstvo:

And once again—I’m telling you only what is written in official reference books and what your own eyes can see.

3110199 · Jul 1, 2026

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I’m wondering, in your view, is that day near..? Will it be the will of the people?

Веретенников Сергей · Jul 1, 2026

3110199 said:
In your view, is this day close ..? Will it be the will of the people?

I am not making a prediction; I am only saying that everything already literally indicates that we are living in this “day.”

Goga’s best friend—the present-day Iran—is heavily bombing Jerusalem.
This friend of Iran is bombing Ukraine extensively with its Shahed drones...

Only the lazy know nothing about Gog and Magog anymore, or about the Second Coming.
Moreover, different peoples have different names for them, but the expected events are similar.

And now for something really interesting!

Let’s read the word РУС backwards.

It becomes СУР—which is Sanskrit; СУР means GOD.

I told you about this a LONG time ago, for example here—Slavic Primer
Who Are Demons?

But the word РОС, when reversed, becomes СОР—garbage.

The word Jerusalem contains РУС.

But where the heavenly Jerusalem will be is the question.
Most likely, not where it is now.
But it will be the capital of the whole world.
And it will be a spiritual world.

Moreover, it is not certain that Israel (из РА, God) is specifically the geographic country that exists today.

Perhaps Israel is actually Ukraine!

I’m sorry, but geographic Israel does not resemble any even remotely fertile land described this way. Yes, something has been done there in the desert, at an unimaginable cost, and something grows and supposedly bears fruit, but a desert is a desert—even in Africa, pardon the pun.
But Ukraine is literally paradise.
And it fits the description.

Веретенников Сергей · Jul 1, 2026

Someone might say: what difference does it make, РУС or РОС....
It’s all in the past...
Everyone has already grown accustomed to it, and somehow it has blended and assimilated...
A foreign religion also seems to teach something good...
And as for the many enslaved peoples—well, what can you do, history is cruel...
Besides, why stir all this up? Winners are never judged... they defeated us, so be slaves forever....

As long as there is no war... we’ll tolerate anything...

There is only one question—why tolerate it?

Why tolerate unhealthy relationships, as they say in psychology?

You can simply leave them.

The fact that you have grown accustomed to this mess does not mean it is normal.

Healthy people build healthy relationships.
They do not try to cling to old gaRБAGE.

999 · Jul 2, 2026

Om Shanti, thank you very much for your in-depth research.
I also noticed some interesting points here.
In international usage, Russia is designated as Russia.
U or u is the twenty-first letter of the basic Latin alphabet.
In the Latin alphabet, it is called “u.”
The same name has been preserved in Italian and German.
But in the English alphabet, this letter is pronounced “you.”

Веретенников Сергей · Jul 17, 2026

The matryoshka doll has never been Russian, and certainly not Slavic.

It is from Russia. Which means it is 100% not ours!

Moreover, Russians stole the matryoshka doll from the Japanese, for whom it had been a national figurine for centuries.

Moreover, if you consult official reference sources, you can see that Russians themselves state that they stole the figurine from the Japanese people.

In Japan, it is called Fukurumа—the God of Happiness.

Moreover, it can be pointed out that even the word itself was stolen based on its sound.

MA-tryoshka
fukuru-MA

And even the number 7.
The Japanese toy contains 7 figurines nested inside one another.

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