Many Native American cultures in the United States have traditions of two male twin heroes.The Heroes Twins (or God Boys) are recurring characters from the mythologies of the indigenous peoples of the Americas. The specifics of each myth vary from tribe to tribe

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In Indian and Hindu Mythology, Narada is a character who travels into any dimension or planet without any permission from any god. He is an interplanetary messenger who always take control over the situation by taking advantage of weaknesses.

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Robin Goodfellow was a mischievous English trickster fairy. To some he was a forest spirit, to others a devil. Those who were pixy-led would say "Robin Goodfellow has been with me tonight"...


🎨Füssli

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Fergus mac Léti, King of Ulster met a sea-monster called Muirdris in Dundrum Bay! His face became contorted in terror! Disfigurement disqualified from kingship so mirrors banned around him! Later he found out. Went back & killed it, but then died of exhaustion!

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"The Pied Piper of Hamelin", published by Dean in 1948. Illustrated by Eulalie.

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"But down in the Underground" JARETH the Goblin King (Labyrinth) combines elements from Hades (God of the Underworld) Norse Loki (mischief) and Fae
Art (very old) by myself. And here me singing "as the world falls down” https://t.co/1D3drtGPKf

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The ceasg (keesk), a mermaid of Scottish can be made to grant three wishes to anyone who captures her, in exchange for her freedom.

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2 pages from Jack and the Beanstalk Wish Granters - Read the whole story and solve the puzzles: https://t.co/ENs7q0y3J0

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Zazovka is a demonic female creature in Belarusian mythology. she looked like a beautiful young girl with unusually long hair that covered her nakedness. As a rule, she lured travelers into the thicket of the forest, from time to time showing herself or hiding.

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https://t.co/vjtBC7NpKH
CIRCE AND ULYSSES
Some were reshapen into fowls,
And bears and tigers, apes and owls,
Or else bewitched some other way,
So that no man could disobey;
Such craft they had, above our kind.

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Every kitsune has a magical orb, it's hoshi no tama, kept in its tail or mouth in fox form. To have it is to have the power to make your wishes come true; but beware the fox's ire, for they need it to survive: they will give it, if they trust you.

🖼: D. Brine

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In This weeks Time between Times video I tell the very creepy American folktale The Tailypo . Have a watch if you dare ?
https://t.co/XHyjCZ5tU6

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It's ! Here's an illustration for my version of The Tinderbox, a story about some very magical doggos.

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Star light
Star bright
First star I see tonight.
I wish I may,
I wish I might,
Have this wish I wish tonight.

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Incantation by J. Dixon after J.H. Mortimer

This work has no literary source. All descriptions I have read say the maiden is terrified but I urge you to zoom because I see a cruel face in her and a sad resignation in the older woman.

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Today is St Dwynwens day . The Welsh saint of Love . A magical and tragic tale . Here it is for you to enjoy . Have a great day everyone x . Love to all .


https://t.co/ZEZNBT7a5E

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In the German fairy tale "The Fisherman & His Wife," a poor fisherman meets a magic talking fish that can grant wishes. His greedy wife demands he keep wishing for more & more wealth until they're back where they started, just as poor as before.

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The fisherman asked him how such a huge genie could be inside a small jar. The genie replied that he could make himself as tiny as he.The fisherman wanted to test it. So the genie made himself as little as possible and jumped into the jar…

🖼Edmund Dulac,1907

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