*Yato-no-kami - deadly snake-gods which infested a field
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...m itself by elevating herself and her chosen son/lover to the level of the gods.
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...is created by a curse that may have derived from the Arctic Gods or "Elder Gods". Anyone who eats human flesh while in the Canadian woods becomes a Wendigo
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...t a dogmatic position would arise. While he declared a "new Equinox of the Gods" in early 1904, supposedly passing on the revelation of March 20th to the o
*III:2, ''The Equinox of the Gods'' (covering the events leading up to the writing of Liber Legis) [http://ww
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...in their architecture. In Elam legends, a Griffin was presented to Elamite Gods. In Persian mythology, in particular during the Achaemenid dynasty, griffin
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...to practice it on the basis that it usually involves the worship of other gods. Rabbis of the Talmud also condemned magic when it produced something other
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...more difficult for others) by fooling humans, other animals, and even the gods themselves, often using his cleverness and knowledge of his victims' ways o
...nd waited for Akwasi and his wife Aso to sleep and then sang a song to the gods while he played his sepirewa, certain the plan he'd concocted would be succ
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...dumarche.com/Vodou_Info/History/history.html Vodou: Haiti, History and the Gods] By Mambo Vye Zo Komande La Menfo - Sosyete du Marche
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...at the giants would cross Bifrost, a great rainbow, at the Twilight of the Gods, breaking it with their weight and so destroying the world. Trolls figure i
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...d]], for example as a consort of the [[Great Goddess]] in [[Wicca]]. These gods usually reflect mythological figures such as [[Cernunnos]] or [[Pan]], and
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...Biblical materials. Rather, this image is apparently based on pagan horned gods, such as [[Pan]] and [[Dionysus]], common to many mythologies]]. Some image
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...of 'Hell' is the Greek and Roman [[Tartarus]], a place in which conquered gods, men and other spirits were punished. Tartarus formed part of [[Hades]] in
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- Worship evil gods, devils, demons and even powerful dragons, sphinx, giants and sorcerers.
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...are also tales of [[kamaitachi]], a phenomenon where it was said that evil gods would thirst for human blood.
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...End Crowns the Work"). It features a young poet sacrificing women to pagan gods, seeking [[hell]]'s inspiration for his poetry in order to gain the fame he
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...o-Conception#The Rosicrucian conception of God and the scheme of evolution|gods]].'' This "College of Invisibles" is regarded as the source permanently be
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...to the 'primitive' chthonic world that preceded the coming of the Olympian gods: see the explicit rejection of human sacrifice in the cannibal feast prepar
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...e powerful. Blood is viewed by pagan religions as the sustenance of their gods, maintaining their power and immortality through the sacrifice of humans an
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