Fables and Folklore

Culturally, some believe that losing a golden ring is a sign of bad luck. The extent of this belief varies among different societies, with some seeing it as a symbol of lost love or fortune. Ultimately, whether it brings bad luck or not is subjective and depends on individual beliefs and superstitions.

it is important to know myths( even if they AREN'T real) because it helps teach important life lessons today.

Mermaids are mythical creatures and do not procreate in the same way as humans or animals. In folklore, they are often said to be immortal or to reproduce through magical means. The specific details of how mermaids have babies vary depending on the culture and story.

Brazil has a rich folklore filled with mythical creatures such as the Saci-Pererê, a mischievous one-legged boy; the Curupira, a forest spirit who protects animals; and the Boitatá, a giant snake that spits fire. Additionally, Brazilian mythology includes stories about the mystical Amazon River and its enchanted waters, as well as tales of supernatural beings like the Iara, a beautiful mermaid with a deadly allure.

There is not enough information provided to determine when Agorkoli was born.

The Trojan Horse was said to be around 50 feet tall, according to ancient accounts. It was large enough to conceal a group of Greek soldiers inside as part of their plan to infiltrate the city of Troy.

in horror stories and films you can become undead by being bitten by a vampire

Faeries reproduce sexually. They lay eggs (all flying creatures do). These are always very well hidden and are rarely seen. The young are nurtured for a day and a half until their wing grow and harden, then they are semi-independent, learning only as they need or care to.

Legends come from many sources. In some cases they are used to explain things people don't understand. In other cases they are taken from a source and replace factual history as truth. We see this often in American history.

Mark Pullen's name is Mark Pullen but I also want to know is he real? and who killed him?

No. The only people who would consider it "bad" are those who are superstitious or who are negatively affected by those who are superstitious. For example, if you have a lot of superstitious friends and like to have your friends over often, you might be negatively affected (not because of your own superstitions but indirectly by the superstitions of others) if you have an address with a street number or apartment number of 13.

Beech Tree in the Victorian Language of Flowers meant - Prosperity

Ancient Romans revered the beech tree, as it was sacred to Diana. They carried the wood as a "good-luck" talisman, poured libations of wine over the trunk, and liked to lie in its shade. Others believe having beech wood in the house will prolong labour and childbirth as well as complicate a spirit's passing at death. Beech is a favourite wood for Yule logs.

The Celts saw Beech as the tree of learning, wisdom and the written word as well as a symbol of prosperity. The Celtic "lesson of the Beech" is the importance of learning and the need to study and preserve our written knowledge for the benefit of generations to come. "rooted in the knowledge of the ancients, sustained by the ideas of the present, we will continue to reach for the stars.

It is said if you carve the words of a wish in a piece of beech wood and bury it in the soil, as the wood decays the wish will come to manifestation.

Variously the beech has been associated with Ogma, Hermes, Thoth, Mercury, Odin, & Cronos.

The word itself comes from the Greek word "mythos" meaning "story." I believe myths started in Greece, but were quickly developed all around the world, by people telling stories about gods and goddesses to explain natural things like thunder and lightning; Zeus' work in Greece, Thor's in Germanic Europe.

Shapeshifting in folklore is the ability of a person or creature to transform their physical appearance into that of another form, often an animal. This ability is commonly attributed to magical beings such as witches, wizards, and certain supernatural creatures like werewolves or vampires. Shapeshifting is often used as a means to deceive, escape danger, or to carry out nefarious deeds.

Some of the common myths about Mars include the idea that there are canals on the planet built by intelligent beings, that it has a breathable atmosphere, and that it supports advanced life forms. These myths have been debunked by scientific research and exploration missions.

Genie lamps are mythological objects and cannot be physically found. They exist in folklore and stories as magical items that contain a genie who can grant wishes to the person who releases them from the lamp.

It wasn't anyone person. Superstitions because of the evolution of myth and folklore. As belief systems grow larger, more complex and more heavily influenced the doctrines of that belief twisted to influence more primitive man's daily life there were customs, which they believed in, they honored to either bring good luck or prevent bad luck.

The myth of zombies is thought to have originated in Haitian folklore, specifically linked to Voodoo traditions and beliefs. It is derived from the concept of reanimated corpses being controlled by a sorcerer or witch doctor. The modern portrayal of zombies in popular culture, such as in movies and TV shows, has evolved from these original beliefs.

It will usually stalk you, then wait for a good moment to drag you to the ground, hold you down, and feed of of you.

- If there is a vampire, it will probably using its big teeth to attack.

- Not probably, They will use its teeth. To be correct to, their teeth aren't always big. Some have normal teeth like regular humans. Also vampires are very strong. They are 4x as strong as humans and have a very particular sense of smell for blood and to its prey. Some may attack in group or family to a larger prey. So to sum it up, they use their teeth and body. Vampires are here today but they do not attack! They simply go and ask to have blood donations! Like they could buy blood from people!

Contrary to what you have seen in Movies, on TV, in Video/Computer Games and read in Fiction. Vampires as portrayed DO NOT EXIST!!! They are the creations of the very fertile and wonderful (and in some cases pretty twisted) minds of writers based on legends form the dark ages. In answer to your question of HOW they attack, the answer is a varied and diverse as the authors who created them.

Vampires tend to favour the King's Pawn Opening Gambit.

They are known to bit their victim.

Rofl do you have any proof that we do not exist? cuz we do I being a vampire should know well the way we attack is three different ways in all different sinarios like some are councilers and feed from you at some point and after erace your memory and we do not exactly attack only at night we have a way of not using our teeth and it's telepicly bitting someone.

No, humans have never naturally had the ability to fly. While technology like airplanes and helicopters allow us to fly, humans themselves are not capable of flight without the aid of machines.

Deborah Sampson worked as a teacher and later disguised herself as a man to fight in the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. After the war, she became an advocate for women's rights and veterans' rights.

Not necessarily, it all depends on the mythology you deal with. Gods tend to be the personification of forces but some world mythologies attribute gods to ancestral spirits of its people. If you are asking if gods were created in reference to ancient humans then I don't know. There is no way to definitively know.

It sounds like an untrue superstition. How would this "bring death"? If it were true, it must work very slowly - a white owl crossed my path many, many years ago and I'm still very much alive!

yeah after a few vicodine and drinking one 22oz can of 211. you will probably summons two genie's.