Krsnik is a figure from Slavic folklore, particularly found in the traditions of the South Slavs. Often depicted as a benevolent spirit or healer, Krsnik is associated with the ability to control and ward off evil forces, including diseases and misfortunes. This character is typically linked to the agricultural calendar and is believed to protect crops and livestock. In some traditions, Krsnik is also connected to the Krsna mythos, where he embodies the duality of life and death. Rituals and celebrations honoring Krsnik often involve offerings and prayers to ensure prosperity and health for the community.