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by marinako08
So I will dedicate the official first post to my friend whom I spoke of in the introduction post, and
post a translation to six Spells/Chants I found on a site that seem to specialize in it (I will link the site
bellow just to be fair and give due credit). The site claims those are ancient Slavic chants and spells.
Now, while I have no way of testing that, the Chants and prayers do address Slavic pagan deities.
Now before the spells there is a list of rules which I also translated:
A few days before the ritual a strict diet needs to be observed: No meat, alcohol or tobacco.
The chants should be said quietly in a whisper, that is so no one would hear, since someone hearing
could have a negative effect on the ritual’s effectiveness.
The ancient rituals should be performed only by an absolutely healthy person: if a person with a cold
would perform the ritual, his condition might worsen. Also the ritual would have no effect.
There is a special attention given to the health of the caster’s teeth, specifically if the caster missing
two of their frontal teeth they cannot perform strong spells.
If the ritual is done by the caster for someone else, it is forbidden to take payment. In form of
gratitude it was a custom to bring the caster food which was given purely as gratitude, and after the
success of the spell.
Positive chants need to be read on the following days: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. Those days
are considered easy.
Negative chants need to be read on the following days: Monday and Friday. Those are considered
hard days.
And as in many other forms of magic, here also, complete belief is mandatory for the success of the
ritual.
Far away, on an island beyond the sea there lies a white rock.
By the flaming rock stands a man, father to three sons, a king to all.
He takes out his sharp knife, and cuts all of their sicknesses and illnesses, a piece by piece.
So let him also cut (the person’s name)’s sicknesses and illnesses, put them under the rock and put
under lock and key.
Let him throw the key into the sea, forever and ever closing off all the illnesses.
My words are strong, them can surpass only he who can with his teeth devour the rock.
So be it!
Slavic health chants must be read for seven days in a row, and not a single day can be skipped!
So it is to be, so it will be, so it is, as long as Yarilo‘s sun shines upon us.
The chant needs to be repeated seven times in a row. If there is no effect, the ritual can be repeated
after fourteen days have passed.
This chant is read over the pregnant woman right before birth.
Mother Rojenice, sister, dear sister, hear our words, our prayers.
Accept our pale gifts and gift a healthy descendant to (the name of the woman giving birth).
Let it be so!
The prayer is to be repeated three times. This prayer would help the woman to have an easy birth
and to bare a healthy baby.
Insomnia was considered to be a serious disease and thus was required to be healed by magic. The
chant needs to be read over the person suffering from insomnia at midnight, whilst placing a hand
on his head.
Knock knock, sleep will come, while the illnesses will be gone.
Chants to the Domovoi were considered the most effective ones. It was believed that if he is pleased
then the house is in safe hands. The chant is to be read in the evening.
So that evil people would pass it by, and thieves would run far away!
Read the chant three times, after which leave an offering to the Domovoi to please him.
Love Ritual
This one was used by maidens who wished to find their other half. Needs to be chanted at dawn
whilst holding on to a birch tree
Help me!
Repeat the chant seven times, after which thank the birch tree and go home. Within a few months
the spell should come true.