Slavic Witchcraft: Pure Your Mind Using Textile Dolls

How to make textile dolls in a Slavic witchcraft, traditional Slavic dolls for cleaning your mind

What you'll learn

How to clean your mind using Slavic dolls

Create simple Slavic dolls

Follow Slavic tradition by creating dolls

Make a male and female doll

Requirements

No previous experience is needed.

Description

There are a lot of traditional dolls that were used in Slavic culture.  Among them were cleaning dolls that were helping to empty your mind and see what you were not able to see or notice before. In this course, we will focus mainly on two dolls: Olshanka and Nedolja (in two variations, male and female Nedolja). Olshanka is a doll that comes from the Russian tradition and was used to clean up your mind using your intention. The doll is very easy to make, you will need two pieces of fabric and red thread. After the creation of the doll you pronounce a spell and you can tell the doll all your pain, mind programs, and sorrows. A very similar doll you can find in other Slavic countries or regions is called Kuvatka with very similar construction. Nedolja is a more complex doll, before creating it you need to write down your pain, programs, and habits on a piece of paper which is used as a base to create a doll. Then you will need any of your old clothes that were on you minimum of 15 minutes. Afterwards, you create a male or female Nedolja (detailed instructions will be provided), it will stay with you for 1-5 days and then you can burn it or give it to water. At the end of the course, the pdf instruction is provided.  No previous experience is needed. For better understanding, I recommend switching on subtitles.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Dolls are powelful tool in a Slavic tradition

Section 2: Traditional Russian Doll - Olshanka

Lecture 3 Introduction - why do you need to create Olshanka?

Lecture 4 How to create Olshanka

Lecture 5 How to burn Olshanka

Section 3: Goddesses in a Slavic Panteon

Lecture 6 Goddesses in a Slavic Panteon

Lecture 7 What are things associated with Nedolja?

Lecture 8 Nedolja is a daughter of Makosh

Section 4: Nedolja as a doll

Lecture 9 What conditions can be removed by Nedolja

Lecture 10 How often can you do Nedolja

Section 5: Preparations before doing Nedolja

Lecture 11 Define your condition

Lecture 12 Clothes to wear for making Nedolja

Lecture 13 Textile for Nedolja

Lecture 14 Opening space for Nedolja

Section 6: Creating the doll "Nedolja"

Lecture 15 Explanation how to create Nedolja

Lecture 16 How to make a Male and Female Nedolja

Lecture 17 Making Female Nedolja

Lecture 18 Making Male Nedolja

Section 7: Conclusion

Lecture 19 How to destroy Nedolja

Lecture 20 How often you can make Nedolja

Everyone who is interested in Slavic witchcraft, how to make traditional dolls, how to apply traditional knowledge for your phychological well-being,Everyone who is interested in how to make traditional dolls,Everyone who is interested in how to apply traditional knowledge for your phychological well-being