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Monkey King Monkey King, or known to the Chinese old and young as Xi You Ji (Journey to the West), is one of the renowned classical Chinese novels date… Started by bridget ormanLatest Reply
THE YULE GNOMES OF LENNART HELJE “Aha!” thought I. “A great topic for a blog post. I’ll research this Lennart Helje, and share his extraordinary work for a dose of holiday… Started by Luna ArjunaLatest Reply

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Monkey King

Monkey King, or known to the Chinese old and young as Xi You Ji (Journey to the West), is one of the renowned classical Chinese novels date…

Started by bridget ormanLatest Reply

THE YULE GNOMES OF LENNART HELJE

“Aha!” thought I. “A great topic for a blog post. I’ll research this Lennart Helje, and share his extraordinary work for a dose of holiday…

Started by Luna ArjunaLatest Reply

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The Ancient Origins of the Easter Bunny Fluffy bunny in front of wood panel, with Easter eggs scattered on the floor In 51 B.C.E., Julius Caesar noted that people in Britain did… Started by bridget orman	1	Mar 24 Reply by Rosmarie Heusser
A Celtic Goddess A Celtic Goddess Epona was a goddess of horses honored by the Celtic tribe known as the Gauls. Interestingly, she was one of the few Celtic… Started by bridget orman	1	Sep 24, 2023 Reply by Carmen Elsa Irarragorri-Wyland
Herne, God of the Wild Hunt In British lore, Herne the Hunter is a god of vegetation, vine, and the wild hunt. Similar in many aspects to Cernunnos, Herne is celebrat… Started by bridget orman	1	Sep 24, 2023 Reply by Carmen Elsa Irarragorri-Wyland
The Magical Horse of Odin The Magical Horse of Odin In Norse mythology, Odin, the father of all gods, rides on an eight-legged horse named Sleipnir. This powerful an… Started by bridget orman	1	Sep 24, 2023 Reply by Carmen Elsa Irarragorri-Wyland
Icelanders Celebrate The End Of Christmas With Bonfires For The Elves Today (6th of January) marks the Epiphany, which for many Christians around the world commemorates the visit of the Three Wise Men to the… Started by Nada Jung	4	Jan 20, 2023 Reply by Carmen Elsa Irarragorri-Wyland
Tradition's -symbols Candles were another way to have an eternal flame within the home. They symbolized the light and warmth of the sun and were used to chase a… Started by bridget orman	1	Nov 28, 2022 Reply by MARGARIDA MARIA MADRUGA
Ancient Christmas traditions that are still followed in Ireland The candle in the window The placing of a lighted candle in the window of a house on Christmas Eve is still practiced in Ireland today. It… Started by bridget orman	1	Nov 28, 2022 Reply by MARGARIDA MARIA MADRUGA
The Celtic Roots of Christmas Traditions The Celtic Roots of Christmas Traditions The roots of the Christmas traditions that we recognize today can be traced back to pre-Christian… Started by bridget orman	1	Nov 28, 2022 Reply by MARGARIDA MARIA MADRUGA
Fox stories There are so many fine poems about foxes that I could fill the page attempting to list them all, but some of the very best include: "The… Started by Luna Arjuna	1	Jan 24, 2022 Reply by Ꮙℓἇ∂ἇ
Throne carved into a tree A throne carved into a tree trunk in Kendal, England. It was sculpted by artist Andy Levy in 2012 with a chainsaw and chisel into the st… Started by Luna Arjuna	1	Jan 22, 2022 Reply by Carmen Elsa Irarragorri-Wyland