Hellooooo, who is your favourite god or goddess? I am really looking forward to your answers! You can also gladly say what you like about them :))) Thank youuu and have an amazing day! ? submitted by /u/just_sarah05 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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I know that disability is a wide category and how people thought about different bodies doesn’t map onto modern concepts of disability. submitted by /u/Konradleijon [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I've always heard that a phoenix gets reborn from ashes, or combust into flames, but do the flames have any effect? Like for example: burn trees Tried looking for answers but never found anything submitted by /u/Rainboy1206 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I'm curious if there are any yo-kai who look like humans? like maybe a yo-kai that looks like a woman/man that lures people into the forest to kill/eat them? submitted by /u/Ceo_Potato [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Faun (half human with hindlegs of goat) - various European mythologies; Vuzhal/lamia/erbuke/naga (upper half human, lower half snake) - various world mythologies; Itbarac/psoglav/cynocephali (dog-headed human) - various world mythologies; Harpyi (human-headed bird of prey) - Greek/Russian mythologies; Merpeople (upper half human, lower half fish) - various world mythologies; Centaur/yaryond/anggitay (upper half human, lower half horse) - Greece, Turkic mythology, Philippines; Girtablullu (upper half human, lower half scorpion) - Egypt, Mesopotamia; Lamassu/potamoi (human-headed bull) - Greece ..read more

Ağaç Ana, Tree Goddess in Turkish mythology and folk culture. She is also known as Ağaç (Ağaş, Ağas, Yağaç, Yığaç, Cığaç, Eves) Ana in different dialects. In Mongolian, Mod and Modun (Modon) are pronounced as Eçe. It protects the Great Beech (Bay Terek), the tree of life that connects heaven and earth. Some Turkic tribes believe that they descended from the tree. For example, the word Kipchak, the name of a tribe, means “Tree Hollow”. Kipchak was born to his mother in the hollow of a tree in the middle of an island. The Kipchaks also descended from her. In fact the motif of a woman in a tree ..read more

Abra is an underground snake in Turkish mythology. Also known as Abura or Apra. It is one of the two gigantic dragon-like snakes that live in the Great Sea (Tengiz) underground. It has a crocodile-like appearance. The other of these monsters is Yutpa, and the two are named together. Its eyes are bright copper in color. Its feet are red. It is incredibly large and strikes fear into the hearts of those who see it. They have very strong jaws. Ker Abra, Ker Yutpa and Ker Doydu are sometimes mentioned together. Sometimes they are thought to be the same being. Abra is a crocodile-shaped mythical cr ..read more

I had a dream that started normal. Now im going to say Deity but im not sure if that word is right. They werent human thats all I know. The dream was broken and soon a deity a litle darker in color (can only remember colors of them) helps fix my dream. They say they are assigned to my dreams. They they leave My dreams are normal then im swimmimg as a mermaid type and just dreaming away. Then im in a room that splits off and there is a different deity. This one is like coral. Im running out of time to type but I het a name Ketusmine? Not the Japanese fox demon. They said it differently. I want ..read more