WITCH'S SABBATH •
And at midnight, according to the old chronicles
There would be convocation of sorcerers
Devils, demons, goblins, ghouls
And they would thereupon proceed to hold an orgy
In a manner and fashion too sinful even to contemplate
And woe to the unfortunate mortals
Who would be compelled to participate in these hellish rituals
That were profanely called a Witch's Sabbath
A Witch's Sabbath
#Witchcraft #Creatures #Satanism
And at midnight, according to the old chronicles
There would be convocation of sorcerers
Devils, demons, goblins, ghouls
And they would thereupon proceed to hold an orgy
In a manner and fashion too sinful even to contemplate
And woe to the unfortunate mortals
Who would be compelled to participate in these hellish rituals
That were profanely called a Witch's Sabbath
A Witch's Sabbath
#Witchcraft #Creatures #Satanism
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THE GODS WILL DIE
The water roars and the earth shakes,
The wind blows harsh and the thunder crackles across the sky.
We are okay, we have nothing for them to break,
Says the mother and the father as their young begin to cry.
They are still here,
The gods will not die.
Unlike you,
Unlike I.
Poseidon angrily stirs up the ocean,
His trident standing tall.
Zeus strikes down mighty skyscrapers
Like they are nothing at all.
The gods rain down with their resentment,
Oh, if only mankind had not been so foolish.
If only they had simply given a compliment,
They wouldn’t be stuck in their wrath.
Oh, they wish.
~Alyzabethnelle
#Poems #Greek
The water roars and the earth shakes,
The wind blows harsh and the thunder crackles across the sky.
We are okay, we have nothing for them to break,
Says the mother and the father as their young begin to cry.
They are still here,
The gods will not die.
Unlike you,
Unlike I.
Poseidon angrily stirs up the ocean,
His trident standing tall.
Zeus strikes down mighty skyscrapers
Like they are nothing at all.
The gods rain down with their resentment,
Oh, if only mankind had not been so foolish.
If only they had simply given a compliment,
They wouldn’t be stuck in their wrath.
Oh, they wish.
~Alyzabethnelle
#Poems #Greek
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According to the Chronicle of Henry of Livonia in 1225 the Estonians disinterred the enemy's dead and burned them.It is thought that cremation was believed to speed up the dead person's journey to the afterlife and by cremation the dead would not become earthbound spirits which were thought to be dangerous to the living.
#Estonia #Europe
#Estonia #Europe
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New channel name.....
✨ Myth Information ✨
I think the wordplay with "misinformation" is pretty cool and funny since myths can be a bit confusing.
The name change doesn't change anything though, we still love and respect all beliefs, and we will keep on exploring each one of them😤
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New channel name.....
✨ Myth Information ✨
I think the wordplay with "misinformation" is pretty cool and funny since myths can be a bit confusing.
The name change doesn't change anything though, we still love and respect all beliefs, and we will keep on exploring each one of them😤
Also our bot is now called Myth Information (@MythinformationBot) send me anything through her.
Hope you like the New Names.
🧌
#Admin
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FEAST OF BONA DEA 🎊
The feast of Bona Dea (“Good Goddess”) was celebrated on May 1 or at the beginning of December (probably on December 3). It was a Roman festival in honour of the Roman agrarian god, Bona Dea, daughter of Faunus. This holiday was worshipped only by women, due to the nature of Bona Dea herself – the goddess who is both virgin and responsible for the fertility of women.
Although she had a temple on the Aventine Hill, her feast was celebrated in the house of an important Roman family. Everything male was strictly forbidden to enter the festival, including male animals. We do not know much about the appearance of the celebrations themselves, because there are no records of it. Even in ancient times, the holiday was extremely mysterious, about which virtually nothing men knew.
#Feastdays #Roman
The feast of Bona Dea (“Good Goddess”) was celebrated on May 1 or at the beginning of December (probably on December 3). It was a Roman festival in honour of the Roman agrarian god, Bona Dea, daughter of Faunus. This holiday was worshipped only by women, due to the nature of Bona Dea herself – the goddess who is both virgin and responsible for the fertility of women.
Although she had a temple on the Aventine Hill, her feast was celebrated in the house of an important Roman family. Everything male was strictly forbidden to enter the festival, including male animals. We do not know much about the appearance of the celebrations themselves, because there are no records of it. Even in ancient times, the holiday was extremely mysterious, about which virtually nothing men knew.
#Feastdays #Roman
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