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The warrior queen, Sgàthach, taught Cú Chulainn to fight and gifted him the Gáe Bulg (Spear of Death), a wicked barbed weapon created from the bone of a sea monster, which he carries in the Táin Bó Cúailnge. #FairyTaleTuesday #Celtic

A Moon Pool in Celtic myth is a way to enter the realm of the Sidhe, the Otherlands. You must walk in, naked, while the moon is full, diving deep.
When you rise to the surface, you will no longer be in our middle world. #FolkloreThursday

The Isle of Skye was home to Sgàthach, the warrior woman, who trained Cú Chulainn in the art of combat, giving him her deadly spear, the Gáe Bulg. Her home of Dún Scáith (Fortress of Shadows) still stands there. Also known as The Shadow and The Warrior Maid. #FolkloreThursday

A man once forced a leprechaun to show him which tree in the forest grew over his pot of gold. He tied a ribbon around it, extracting a promise that the Leprechaun wouldn't remove it. On his return with a shovel, he found every tree bore the same ribbon. 🍀 #FairyTaleTuesday

Wolf-People are common in the folklore of many countries, however the ones I'm familiar with were never Human. Norse descendants of a cursed coupling between the offspring of Fenrir and an unnamed goddess. #FairyTaleTuesday #Wolfwalkers #WolfPack

The Qilin (Kirin) is a mystical beast which Chinese Buddhists say appeared to Confucius’ pregnant mother, predicting his greatness and presenting her with a jade tablet. It is peaceful and walks on clouds to avoid hurting any land dwelling creatures. #FairyTaleTuesday

"The Three Spinning Women" is a Grimm's tale that most people won't have heard because it rewards lying and laziness, and our modern world can't have that can it? #FairyTaleTuesday The lazy girl hates spinning, lies about it, marries the Prince, and never has to spin again.

Iudicium Dei was the medieval belief in the “judgement of God” which spawned trial by ordeal. A guilty man would plunge his hand into boiling water to grab a ring. If he was unharmed, he was innocent. #FolkloreThursday