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Here are the top ten articles for the Folklore and Mythology Site! These rankings are live and get reset at the beginning of each month, so check back often to see what your fellow visitors are most interested in! 1. Comparative Mythology - Creation Greek mythology began its origins from the gaping void, or Chaos. From Chaos emerged Gaia, the Earth and Mother of all. Through parthenogenesis Gaia produced Uranus,the Sky, who became her consort, or husband. 2. Folklore Weather Predictions Learning how to predict the weather like the Ozark folks did is not all that difficult. Come on! I'll show you how! 3. May Day Traditions a tradition to take flowers to neighbors on the first day of May, place the little bouquet at the door, knock and run away. 4. Panchatantra - Ancient Fables The Panchatantra (Five Principles) of ancient India is a collection of fables originally written in Sanskrit. It is believed to have been written by Vishnu Sharma. 5. Symbols in Fairytales Part 1 of a brief synopsis of symbols in fairytales 6. Kappa Legends Of Japan Yokai can be malevolent, mischievous, and some may bring good fortune to those who see them. Some, like the kappa, are flesh-eating water monsters who kidnap children, and drown people or animals. 7. Norse Pantheon The Gods and Goddesses of Norse Mythology, with some focus on other Teutonic Gods and Goddesses. 8. Ancient Beauty Secrets What did the ancient Egyptians, Hindus, Greeks, Romans and other civilizations use to imitate the beauty of the Gods? Here are a few of their secrets. 9. Celtic Twilight - Book Review Reading Celtic Twilight is like spending evenings with William B. Yeats as he quietly and expressively relates tales told to him by the people of the lands he wandered through as a younger man full of the passion of mysticism and the people of his beloved Ireland. 10. Archangel Gabriel From delivering the message of the birth of Christ to Mary, and inspiring Joan of Arc, Archangel Gabriel has a history of helping and encouraging humans. Be sure to visit the Folklore and Mythology Archives for all the articles! |
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