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"CLASH OF THE TITANS"
Samurai Myth
365, DAY OF LEGENDS, LORE MYTHOLOGY HISTORY
Oct. 8 th Chung Yeung Day Chung Yeung Day, the Festival of High Places, is China’s annual good luck festival commemorating the ancient Chinese scholar, Haun Ching. Legend has it that on the advice of a fortune-teller, Haun fled with his family and friends to the high hills, thus avoiding the plague of death that killed everyone in the village below. During this mid-Autumn celebration, the people take to the hills and fly special kites that are considered to be good omens that drive the evil spirits away. Chung Yeung Day, the Festival of High Places, is China’s annual good luck festival commemorating the ancient Chinese scholar, Haun Ching. Legend has it that on the advice of a fortune-teller, Haun fled with his family and friends to the high hills, thus avoiding the plague of death that killed everyone in the village below. During this mid-Autumn celebration, the people take to the hills and fly special kites that are considered to be good omens that drive the evil spirits away.
12th week! Mythologhy + kids.
Did I said I have mermaid hype? No? Well...
This little one is a pain for many people... for her mother, for Simariel, for everyone who known her. One day I will tell her story... :’)
art by kastarnia
Draw toodlers is a pain... but also so fun! >3<
Deirdre & Naoise - Deirdre's Lament
I am Deirdre, full of sorrow,
Without a vision of tomorrow;
Without them my life is past -
And, for me, it will not last.
For when the Sons of Mil, the ancestors of the Irish people, came to Ireland they found the Tuatha De Danann in full possession of the country. The Tuatha De Danann then retired before the invaders, without, however, giving up their sacred Island. Assuming invisibility, with the power of at any time reappearing in a human-like form before the children of the Sons of Mil, the People of the Goddess Dana became and are the Fairy-Folk, the Sidhe of Irish mythology and romance.
W.Y. Evans-Wentz (1911 )
Psoglav (literally Doghead) Psoglav is a demonic creature is Serbian mythology. It has human body and head of a dog, with only one, big eye. Psoglavi feed on human flesh, often digging up corpses and feasting on them. It is believed that Psoglavi had their own country, that was full of gold and gemstones, but they could never shine in the Sun, because this land, called Mračaj (mrak - dark), never sees any light, and is place of darkness and misery.
Hades by *GENZOMAN