Fables and Folklore

Yes..Yes....Yes ....It is possible. It takes a lot of time. Transformation is taking place gradually, but not in leaps and bounds. The pace is discouraging. Caste system is age old . It developed through centuries. It can be disgusted. Hopeless.

Certain sections are concerned for caste as they fail to get a seat in a collage or a job. Or overtaken in promotion. Only then they float lofty ideals. But they fail to realize how caste is playing a dominant role in day to day life. Caste created inherent inequality. A hierarchical levels in society.

Unless egalitarian society is created, caste can not be abolished. The mindset that certain castes are superior and other are inferior have to erased first. For many generations, some castes were denied to study. As per Manu Dharma Shasthra. the shudras were denied equal treatment.The society followed shastras. There was discrimination based on The rigid caste system forced shudras to be slaves.

The equal opportunities in Education(Schools ,Hostels.Scholorships) should be created for some time. The Government should be very sincere in implementing the schemes. Not just name sake. They must work with time bound.

1) Inter dining

2) Inter marrying no one asks for caste when marrying .Alliances not caste based.

3) Economical Equality INcome levels improves

4) Social Equality All are treated equal in society especially in Villages

5)Political Equality MLA,s MP,s are elected proportionally on their own

These achievements may take a long time.

one may wonder how the rigid caste system was followed. It is surprising people raise the issue of caste for a job and a seat in reputed institution.

1. Does eating chocolate really cause acne?
2. Can you really get a sunburn on a cloudy day?
3. Does the full moon affect human behavior?
4. Do different types of music affect plant growth?
5. Is it possible to pop popcorn with just a cellphone and a bag of kernels?

No people don't automatically die from vampire bites. It would take several bites in order to die. Vampires release endorphins into their prey causing their victim to become "high" off of the endorphins they release. Depending if the vampire "leeches" onto someone and drains their blood dry, then yes they would die.

It's just something from Twilight,

the Vampires, or, the Cold Ones once were on the Native American's land, and were turning dying humans into vampires, the Native's didn't like it and the Quilete's, the wolfs, made a treaty. A treaty that if the Cold ones stayed off their land, they wouldn't reveal their true identity to the rest of the world.

jeseree:

when i read new moon... it says that another legend claims thaqt Quiletes descended from wolves -- and the wolves are their brothers still. It's against tribal law to kill them. Then there are stories about the cold ones as old as the wolf legend, and some much more recent. According to that said legend Jacob's great-grand father was the one who made the treaty that kept them off their land. werewolves had only ONE enemy..and those were the vampires...

But they are true they could kill you and you better watch out because they are only in california. they go hunt food and i mean you!!! there are ones in san antonoi texas.when there nervous,when there cold and also when they talk weird like a girl named dulce she was very weird she goes to a creek she in front of us and when were trying to chase is like she does magic becauce she dissapeard and you better watch out!!!!!!!

the most popular book on sale of course:Twilight!

In most vampire lore, such as in traditional folklore or popular culture, vampires do not tire or fatigue easily, making them capable of running for long distances without getting tired. Their supernatural abilities often include enhanced strength, speed, and endurance.

The Queen Mary ship is haunted because it is the home of 49 deaths and being surrounded by death itself. The Queen Mary charged its way into another ship leaving 300 survivors in the water. It is considered to be the most haunted places in America.

death

Probably the Angel of Death, a constant supernatural being or deity in many religions, including in the Bible. It was first depicted like the Grim Reaper in mediaeval England (the morality play "Everyman").

Hiram Abiff, according to Freemasonry, is the Grand Master.

The most important and significant of the legendary symbols of Freemasonry is undoubtedly that which relates to the fate of Hiram Abiff, commonly called by the way of excellence, the "Legend of the third degree."

"This legend has been considered of so much importance, that it has been preserved in the symbolism of every masonic rite."

No matter the modifications or alterations the general system may have undergone...the legend of the Temple Builder was ever left untouched to present itself in all the integrity of its ancient mythical forms."

The ceremonial of the third degree of Master Mason is unquestionably the most important, impressive, and instructive portion of the ritual of Ancient Freemasonry. That part of the rite which is connected with the legend of Hiram Abiff.

If you need more on Hiram Abiff recommend reading "From the Master's Carpet" by Past Master Edmond Ronayne,

The following information was provided from an orignal copy of "The Masonic Report"

copyright: 1976

A phoenix is a legendary bird that sets itself on fire and rebirth from its ashes. Some people believe that there can only be one phoenix at a time. It looks like a bird on fire.

It is a fantastic creature from the Ancient Greek Mythology. It is a symbol of rebirth, reconstruction, of perpetual renewal. It never dies; when it is getting to old, it sets itself on fire and gets reborn as a "chick".

He's a modern Vampire-- according to himself and others. He's what I call a Mortal Drinker. They're humans that fancy they have cravens for blood or energy... They have a sub-culture and all. He drinks blood, supposedly. However does drinking blood and dressing oddly really make him a Vampire? He's lucky the REAL ones are amused.

The seventh child, boy or girl, is said to be born with The Sight, i.e. be able to be fey, experience spirits and even communicate with them, and have the gift of precognition.

In my family, one of my great-grandfathers was born the 7th son of a 7th son which was considered to be very powerful and he did, indeed, have The Sight. That passed down to my grandmother and down also to me as well although I'm not the seventh child.

But I am what many Irish people call a "dark one" or a "fey" one with The Sight.

Vampires are often portrayed as nocturnal creatures because folklore and mythology have associated them with darkness and the supernatural. The idea is that they are weakened or vulnerable during the day, making it safer for them to hunt and feed under the cover of darkness. Additionally, the night creates a sense of mystery and fear, enhancing the spooky and sinister nature of vampire legends.

dracula never had any friends when he became a vampire,and then he tricked lucys friend into beliving he was a human and then she be came his friend and then they both died. (ps if you want to watch the movie it is at hulu.com)

People want to feel secure in the idea that things happen for reasons. When science cannot explain things, they often turn to things that are not scientific to provide explanations. Also, even great scientists believe things many rational people cannot accept, but the fact that people cannot accept them does not mean they are not true. Belief in God is one example, and some people call it a superstition, while others, no less intelligent or rational, believe.

When similar plot themes or character elements are found in the myths of many cultures, they are often referred to as archetypes. These archetypes can represent universal human experiences and emotions that resonate across different cultures and time periods.

Parrots are sometimes associated with Dracula or vampires in popular culture because they are known for mimicking sounds, including human voices. In some stories or movies, a parrot's ability to mimic can add a creepy or supernatural element, connecting it to themes of imitation or transformation often found in vampire lore.

According to Arthurian legends, Queen Guinevere did not have any siblings mentioned in the traditional stories. However, different versions and adaptations of the legend may introduce additional siblings for Guinevere.

It is difficult to determine a clear winner between Godzilla and Leviathan, as they come from different universes with varying strengths and abilities. Godzilla is known for its immense size and atomic breath, while Leviathan is often portrayed as a massive sea monster with formidable strength. Ultimately, the outcome would depend on the specific circumstances of the fight and the interpretation of each creature's abilities in that context.

Some well-known fables that teach universal truths include "The Tortoise and the Hare" (slow and steady wins the race), "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" (dangers of dishonesty), and "The Ant and the Grasshopper" (importance of hard work and planning). These stories often use animals as characters to convey moral lessons that apply to human behavior and values.

Just any myth about flora? Which meaning of "myth" did you intend? The story of Apollo and Hyacinthus is a myth about flora. It's too long to retell here but you can find it in Book 10 of Ovid's Metamorphoses. The Myth of Narcissus is also flora related

Zombies are fictional creatures that exist in popular culture and folklore. They are often portrayed as reanimated corpses that feed on the flesh of the living. The concept of zombies has evolved over time, originating from various cultural beliefs and stories.

Aphrodite is the Greek goddess of love, beauty, and fertility. According to mythology, she was born from the sea foam where Uranus' genitals fell after being severed by his son, Cronus. Aphrodite is often depicted as a stunningly beautiful and alluring figure who has the power to inspire love and desire in others.