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2022-08-17

In Slavic Dziwozona, a swamp dwelling female demon was said to kidnap human babies & replace them with her own disfigured changelings. She’s described as an ugly, old woman with a hairy body.

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2022-08-15

In Key West, conch shells are placed outside the door to bring good luck and keep the sea out of your house.

art by Jacob de Gheyn (1596–1641)

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2022-08-14

A sailor would never turn his shoes upside-down on the deck for fear the boat would copy and turn over too...

🎨Winslow Homer

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2022-08-14

St Elmo's Fire, a weather phenomenon not only found on seafaring vessels, was considered a good omen bringing an end to storms and calmer seas. This is something I'd love to witness! I would think a small piece of such a mast would be powerful in weather Work.

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2022-08-13

An albatross was thought to carry the souls of dead sailors, so it was bad luck to kill one. However, it is considered good luck if you see one. [Engraving by Gustave Doré for an 1876 edition of the Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Coleridge.]

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2022-08-13

Some Selkies draw their roots to Irish/Scottish folklore while some say it came from the Norse & Celtic mythology. They are said to be half-human and half seal.

They can shed their seal skin and transform into humans. They also sing beautifully in the water.

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2022-08-13

Do you know what folklore is? What superstition comes down to? It's the long memory of the land; it's the story trapped in us as people. Oh you can laugh at the paths being called Witch Ways if you want, but you're laughing at a deep power. – Katherine Giddings

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On Durham farms, a goat was kept with the cattle as it was believed they would eat adders who may otherwise have harmed the cows...

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2022-08-06

According to 9th Century bishop, Agobard of Lyons, people believed in airship sailing individuals from a region called Magonia. They were said to pay storm makers to raise terrible hail storms, before swooping in to steal grain and other crops for their own uses.

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2022-08-06

In my adopted Cumbrian dialect, 'fellin-girse' is green hellebore

it was grown on Cumbrian farms as a cure for numerous livestock ailments
in folk magic it's also used to call forth demons and curse enemies


art: Adolf Hirémy-Hirschl

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2022-08-06

At Lammas the Grain Mother/Harvest Queen/Earth Mother/Ceres & Demeter is in her aspect. Demeter, is the ripe corn harvest and her daughter Kore is the grain - the seed in the deep & dark earth, hidden in the winter, re-appearing in the spring as new growth.

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2022-07-30

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I love these wet noses and soft paw pads. They are so cute that they win the hearts of everyone. There are many superstitions about the mysterious abilities of cats. Moreover, these cats live in the nft universe and know a little more about it than we do.

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2022-07-30

Irish "Gaoth Sidhe" (Fairy Wind) is a sudden gust of wind rising out of nowhere. Lots of omens and superstitions linked to it. In fact, the word Sidhe,"fairy"also means "gust of wind" My drawing and my song "The Wind Song" Listen 🎵: https://t.co/nF21SJdODb

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2022-07-24


In Argentina there is a saying ' viento del este, lluvia como peste' which means: east wind will surely bring rain, cause gusts from the east are usually humid & stormy

Pic by J W Waterhouse

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2022-07-23

Edward Dimon of Marblehead, MA, was quite a wizard. He would use his powers to watch & call out to ships at sea, encased in violent storms, guiding them thru to safety. He did this miles away from the village cemetery.

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2022-07-23

In South Wales, Friday was the fairies’ day, it was their whim to make the weather differ
'When the rest of the week is fair, Friday is apt to be rainy, or cloudy; & when the weather is foul, Friday is apt to be more fair.’ (W. Sikes 1880)


🖼️: M.Tarrant 1924

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2022-07-23

In Iceland, there's an old belief that dreaming of a white sheep means it's going to snow the next day. Perhaps because of this association, knitting with wool outdoors is traditionally discouraged, as it's believed to prolong winter.

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2022-07-23