Slavic mythology is characterized by being a complete history of creation. It does not represent a distinct branch of national representations of the world as a fantasy or a religion; but it is embodied even in the home – whether in rites, rituals, worship, agricultural calendar or demonology. Therefore, practically destroyed in the past, it continues to live in images, symbols, rituals and in language itself. Paganism covers the entire area of ​​spiritual culture and a large part of the material culture of ancient peoples, but especially man's relationships with nature. The main goal of ancient humans was the relationship with nature. Therefore, nature worship can be considered one of the most important pagan properties. Objects of nature such as the sun, moon, stars, air, fire, water, animals, plants, stones, etc. are recognized as deities. Every mythology is the flesh and blood of the people it created. It is a mirror that reflects the character of the nation, its values ​​and its anti-values. The myth is in direct contact with the environment of the creative peoples. It is very interesting to compare the mythological systems of different nations, showing the correspondences and contrasts. “The farther north one goes from the Mediterranean Sea, the more severe the spirit of mythology becomes, and the more cruel the gods, the bloody battles, the tragic conflicts and the desperate destinies become. The “rising drama” reaches its peak in the extreme mythology of Northern Europe, the Scandinavian mythology.” (Gritsanov 1312) In general, Scandinavian mythology produces a severe and sublime experience. It is obvious that he belonged to stern and courageous people who were not afraid of facing death. The entire course of...... middle of paper ......dear our souls with a new understanding of the nature around us. After all, our ancestors were more sensitive to the entire universe. Echoes of both creation myths still live in their societies. The 20th century was a time of a true revival of Norse mythology – both cultural and practical. The new paganism literally afflicted Europe and North America, restoring the rights of the old faith and giving it official status. In literature, an entire field, known as “Nordic fantasy,” is based on Scandinavian mythological stories. In other words, Scandinavian myths have regained “their flesh and blood” and deserve favorable attention. The religion of our ancestors, which some consider forgotten, continues to live today in people's daily lives. Some pagan Slavic holidays such as Maslenitsa, Lele's Day or Svarog's Day are still celebrated..