This book of The Slavic Way series introduces the reader to the ancient Slavic and Aryan way of keeping time. It speaks of how Deities Kolyada and Chislobog gifted our people with systems for keeping track of time. This book also describes the possible different character traits and fates of individuals, based on when they were born.

Human fate is but a river that flows in one direction. The beginning, the end, and all turns of this river are predetermined events in human lives. Each individual must decide whether to swim with or against the current, in order to get to his destination. Slavic Ancestors knew the impact Suns, Stars, Earths, Moons and other celestial bodies had on human lives, the Knowledge and Wisdom that much later became known to the world as Astrology.

Every culture on this planet has own sacred texts and writings. The texts and writings presented in this book are Sacred to all Slavic and Ariy Rods on this Earth. Slavic and Ariy people have always lived by instructions and commandments of their Ancestors and Deities. Contained in this book are the Sacred instructions and commandments that have been passed on for thousands of years from father to son, from grandfather to grandson within ancient Slavic and Ariy Rods.

This is the second book of The Slavic Way Series, and it focus is on the Deities of the Slavic Faith and their Commandments.

This book of The Slavic Way series features the ancient system of Slavic writing called Ka’Runa. Ka’Runa means “the collection of runes”. In this book, the runes of Ka’Runa are described in detail. It allows the reader to move a step closer to rediscovering their roots and their great Ancestral Heritage. Ka’Runa has been used in Slavic and Aryan cultures for thousands of years, and even the “Book of Light” has been written in Ka’Runa.

This book of The Slavic Way series features many tales of Slavic heritage, old and new. Open this book and discover the Slavic heritage that has been hidden from Slavic people for many years.

This is the fifth book of The Slavic Way series. It introduces the reader to Slavic symbols, their meaning and uses in everyday life. Much of Slavic heritage has been lost over the years and with Christening of Rus', this book is a small attempt to revive and bring into the light little of that which has been lost.