Folklore

@Glez · 1 year ago

My baby suddenly had hives 2 days ago and it became worst as it spreads all over her body. She keeps on complaining that its itchy and was not able to sleep properly. Brought her citirizine and was a...

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@yoieuqudniram · 1 year ago

Could it be the Blood Moon?

Hello readers! How are you all? I hope you are fine and happy. I was very glad the random rewarder had given me a tip the other day, it was just a small amount but I'm very grateful about it. I had...

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@stellaluna · 2 years ago

The Amomongo aka "Bigfoot of the Philippines"

Just like every other country in the world, the Philippines is full of mysterious things. Located in the western part of the Pacific Ocean, it is made up of approximately 7,100 islands. With this amou...

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@Freedom007 · 2 years ago

Égbére: The Bush Baby

This is an African myth, and if you are a descendant of the Yoruba tribe in Nigeria, you will be well pretty familiar with this myth, this is because we were told stories concerning the bush baby whi...

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@Trifecta · 2 years ago

Folklore characters from the Caribbean

Yesterday, dear reader, I shared with you a few of the superstitions from my country and invited you to share some of yours as well. A special thanks to those of you who responded. And I think that on...

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@Trifecta · 2 years ago

Strange superstitions in the Caribbean

Recently I read a series of posts across this platform speaking of different beliefs and superstitions and characters of lore from different cultures. These posts were all entertaining and eye-opening...

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@Ling01 · 2 years ago

What Superstitious Beliefs You Have?

Another topic inspired by Sis Yhanne 's article which she shared about "Some Superstitions that has been part of my(her) life" . Here in the Philippines, superstitious beliefs is so common, especial...

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@Ling01 · 2 years ago

Mermaids : The Guardian of the Sea

If you are with me for a long time, maybe you're aware the Mermaid is my favorite among all mythical creatures around the world. Although there are people who said that mermaids are real based on what...

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@Tahaintazar · 2 years ago

Review of bachchan paandey

Bachchan paandey is a Bollywood movie and it has released two days before I have watched the movie and honestly speaking I found movie quite boring and do not enjoy the whole movie first 1hour...

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@Daria · 2 years ago

The Blessed Child (A Short Story)

Date: 21st of March, 2022. If you are reading this, how are you doing? Today is the 21st of March, the international world Downs syndrome day. Downs syndrome is caused by the tripling of the 21st ch...

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@Daria · 2 years ago

The Tortoise and the Lion (A Short Story)

Hey everyone. How is your day going? Today doesn't feel right for me. To be fair, it started last night when the light went out. I expected the light to be back in no time but that didn't happen. Sinc...

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@Pearlkel · 2 years ago

Her Dream Saved Her

Lead image As A revivalist was coming to town. Ogeh and her friend Udoh were eager to grace the revival. Since the program was slated for Wednesday, Udoh became skeptical about attending. She work...

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@Pearlkel · 3 years ago

Mortals And Spirits

Lead image Karen went to the market to sell his palm wine to mem from the other villages that will be hosting traditional burial rites. Since it is the market day (the market sells every five days),...

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@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

The Green Man I: From the Celts to Old Egypt & Sumer

There is more than one "Green Man" to discuss, but I have divided the exploration into two branches and two articles. In the first one we will be going back from the Celtic Green Man to the old Egypti...

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@Ling01 · 3 years ago

The Girl in the River

Gonna share again a spooky yet mysterious story for this day/night. I was very interested about this kind of stories, so readers bear with me. Seems like I'm going to be a Lola Basyang in read.cash. B...

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@Yzza0625 · 3 years ago

Superstitious Beliefs That We Still Exercise

Wikipedia defined superstition a belief or practice typically resulting from ignorance or pseudoscience, (a misunderstanding of science or false causality), that is mistakenly attributed to fate or ma...

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@Jinifer · 3 years ago

Tabi-tabi Po

The Filipino word tabi-tabi po signifies (excuse me). It is the most prevalent Filipino custom that we follow, particularly when we are going through a forested area or come across a balete tree....

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@Pearlkel · 3 years ago

Crippled From Birth

Lead image First, I would never accept that there is anything called mystery until I heard a story told by an old man while I was a kid. Mazi Obi, as he was fondly called, was one of the eldest men i...

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@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

What is an Eye? For What Purpose Do We Have Eyes?

Few species of the animal kingdom are without organs for the perception of light. Only some of those living in perpetual darkness in caves or at the bottom of the oceans, or certain intestinal parasit...

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@SanaNaz · 3 years ago

Waking up with strange henna stains

Mehendi/Henna is a kind of body art used for temporary tattooing usually applied by making designs on hands . It is very popular among women in South Asia and Middle East. The Pakistani wedding tradit...

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@LightCaptured · 3 years ago

The Northwestern folklore region, Bulgaria and few photos from around

There are eight different folklore regions in Bulgaria. Each of them with different folklore costumes and dances, traditions, food, drinks, even the dialect sometimes is so different that if you come...

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@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

The Ultimate Vampire

In a previous article, “Horror Quotes” I wrote: Bram Stoker, 1847-1912, was an Irish author. He wrote the original novel "Dracula", the ancestor (in a literary sense) of all later vampires in books a...

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@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

Magic Mirror on the Wall...

Although mirrors have many scientific and decorative uses, for most people a mirror is merely a practical tool for looking at themselves. Therefore, in a large part of the world the mirror is a symb...

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