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FolkloreLarry Lowlatest articles
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Sep 29, 2005 In support of Kipling's truism that East is East and West is West, dragons are a symbol for even our mythology cannot seem to find a common ground.
Sep 19, 2005 Believing in the Wee Folk is up to you. Children do effortlessly. For the rest of us it is something couched in shame or chagrin.
Aug 25, 2005 It matters not a whit whether you believe in fairies or you don't.
Aug 4, 2005 Folklore is more about questions than it is about answers.
Jun 23, 2005 It's Enough To Keep One Awake All Night The king who suffered from insomnia must have been suffering from nightmares. It is no wonder when you read the story of King Cormac and the events that made his life less than ideal.
May 20, 2005 The defeat of Moctezuma by Hernan Cortes was a singular instance when a prophecy was seen to come true or did it?
Apr 29, 2005 The Aboriginal people of Australia have a culture that goes back several thousand years, to the Dreamtime, which is in danger of being lost. "The Dreamtime is always and never, a time that never was and is always happening. It is the force that spiritually maintains the world and has to ...
Apr 1, 2005 Following your bliss is not that hard once you get into it. All you have to do is act.
Mar 4, 2005 Who were the early inhabitants of Easter Island? Where did they come from and why did they vanish?
Feb 1, 2005 When we were little Uncle Joe taught us how to fish. When we became old enough to absorb it, he gave us his wisdom.
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