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Old post, but a good one for tonight: The Wild Hunt Rides Over Paris https://t.co/c19nTTeO6k

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the monk Raigō died with such rage in his heart that he transformed into a monstrous rat called Tesso and summoned a rat army that devoured every precious object in a rival temple

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hey folks, im danny, i draw comic art and folklore

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The Draugr is an undead creature from Norse mythology, often found guarding treasure buried with them in their burial mounds. They are reanimated corpses - unlike ghosts, they have a corporeal body with similar physical abilities as possessed in life.

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[ To Call Upon A Beast ]
My submission piece for the accompanying the fic written by !
Dazai/Akutagawa/Atsushi-centric AU, loosely based on the yokai folklores surrounding Shuten Douji, Ibaraki Douji and Watanabe no Tsuna.

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🌖🌑🌔The Wild Hunt will ride out at Samhain - reaching its full dark power on the night of the Winter Solstice.

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Oiwa is a Japanese ghost, the vengeful spirit of a young woman betrayed by her husband. He disfigured her face in an attempt to get rid of her so he could marry a younger woman. She cursed the pair on her death & returned to haunt all who had betrayed her.

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A watercolour of pumpkins and squashes circa 1800 from our collection, attributed to Chinese artist and collector, Wang Lui Chi.

According to The Language of Flowers, Pumpkins should be used carefully as they stand for bulk.

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Where did the tradition of jack o' lanterns come from? The story goes, an Irish man named Stingy Jack tricked the devil & therefore wasn't allowed into heaven or hell — so he spent his days roaming the Earth, carrying a lantern and went by "Jack of the Lantern."

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The farmhouse ‘Y Trwyn’, near Abercarn, was famous for the sprite, ‘Pwcca’r Trwyn’, which haunted it. Learn about the house, and the story, on Coflein: https://t.co/9h5EXCJVde

(Picture from Wirt Sikes, ‘British Goblins’ (1880), p. 21)

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The Cailleach, the 'veiled one', is the Gaelic embodiment of the dark mother/harvest goddess. Called the bringer of storms, she is a crone often portrayed riding on a wolf with a hammer made of human flesh. She sometimes wears human skulls on her clothes.

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News for those born on All Hallows Eve:
If you were born on Halloween you're said to be gifted with "second sight."
It is also said that Halloween's seers are not only able to foretell events and see ghosts, but they're also able to ward off evil spirits.

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Seeing a white owl in the daytime is said to portend death.

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For on here are some of Arthur Rackham’s illustrations from The Ingoldsby Legends (1898 & 1907) which contain ghost stories, tales of strange myths & legends, and poetry.

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Happy My 2017 article on Halloween and Samhain in children’s is now available on my blog! 🎃🎃🎃
https://t.co/XIpZ9gKaGI
(It was first published in ’s journal Gramarye)

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The Blackthorn rules the dark half of the year from It is dark moon magic, an “increaser of secrets.” Its thorns are the pins in a poppet, its wands used for cursing. A tree protected by faeries, its berries are the sloe. Img: C. Barker

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A fierce guardian of churches haunts the lore of many lands. England had 'church grims', said to toll the bell to herald a death. As the first laid to rest was fated to be the guardian, an animal was ritually interred in a new cemetery, so human souls could RIP

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