Myth
Gullinbursti: Freyr’s Divine Boar
Gullinbursti is a magical boar in Norse mythology, associated with the Vanir god Freyr.
Gullfaxi: A Mythical Horse’s Role in Thor’s Triumph
Gullfaxi's loyalty to Thor is evident in the horse's willingness to be given as a gift to Magni, Thor's son,…
Svadilfari: Legendary Horse of Norse Folklore
The story involves a giant's horse, Svadilfari, helping a mason build the walls of Asgard in an agreement that presented…
Europe in Greek Mythology
Zeus transformed into a bull, mingled with Europa's father's herd, and enticed Europa to climb onto his back. Once she…
Sleipnir: Odin’s Horse
Sleipnir is a legendary eight-legged horse in Norse mythology, associated with the god Odin.
Snegurochka: Santa Claus’ Companion in Russia
Snegurochka is Ded Moroz's (Santa Claus) granddaughter and helper. She is central to New Year traditions in Russia.
Greek Titans: 12 Titans of Greek Mythology
We all know the famous twelve Olympian Greek Gods and Goddesses, but they were not the first rulers in Greek…
Mictlan: The Underworld in Aztec Mythology
Mictlan, formed from Nahuatl terms "micqui" (death) and "tlan" (place, location), translates to "place of the dead" in Aztec mythology.…
Mictecacihuatl: Lady of the Death, Aztec Goddess of Underworld
Mictecacihuatl is meant to keep vigil over the remains of the dead. The Aztecs celebrated festivities in her honor and…
El Silbon: The Legend of the South American Whistler
El Silbón is a ghost from Venezuelan and Colombian mythology, depicted as a tall man carrying his father's bones. Legend…
Sluagh: The Spirits of the Restless Dead in Celtic Folklore
The Sluagh, restless spirits from Irish and Scottish folklore, were known as destructive souls rejected by Celtic gods and the…
Banshee in Mythology: Their History and Origin
The Banshee, originating from Irish Celtic mythology, is a magical female character thought to be a sorceress or messenger from…