In the temple stood a huge image, far overtopping all human stature, marvellous for its four heads and four necks, two facing the breast and two the back. Moreover, of those in front as well as of those behind, one looked leftwards and the other rightwards. In the right hand it held a horn wrought of divers metals, which the priest who was versed in its rites used to fill every year with new wine, in order to foresee the crops of the next season from the disposition of the liquor. 

Saxo Grammaticus: Gesta Danorum (about 1200)

Description of the God Svantevit (Świętowit) at Arkona.

The official date of foundation of the section of Native Polish Church is 23 of September 2002.  The section was found by Swiatoslaw whit agreement of N.P.C. administration at Warsaw.

The section of N.P.C. was founded in purpose to show the real faith of ours ancestors and demonstrate that being Pole is no meaning being a catholic.

Everyone who demonstrates some interest for Slavonic culture is welcome.  You also do not have spoken perfectly in polish but a basic knowledge is welcome.

Articles about Slavs from:

01- Encyclopædia Britannica  www.britannica.com

02- The northern world    by Joachim Herrmann

03- ETHNOGENESIS OF THE SLAVS IN THE LIGHT OF LINGUISTIC STUDIES   send by Gnievko

04- AT THE SOURCE OF THE SLAVIC WORLD    send by Gnievko

05- Slavonic languages www.britannica.com

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