Page 33 - ORION-United Civilizations, Issue #13

The Origins of the Faeries: Encoded in our Cultures – Part I
The Origins of the Faeries: Encoded in our Cult Part I | Ancient Origins
The Origins of the Faeries: Encoded in our Cultures – Part I. Print. The faeries appear in folklore from all over the world a metaphysical beings, who, given the right conditions, are ab interact with the physical world. They’re known by many na there is a conformity to what they represent, and perhaps al
www.ancient-origins.net
The Origins of the Faeries: Changes in Conscious Perception – Part II
The Origins of the Faeries: Changes in Conscious Perc Part II | Ancient Origins
The Origins of the Faeries: Changes in Conscious Perception – Part II ; Print. The faeries appear in folklore from all over the world as meta beings, who, given the right conditions, are able to interact with the world. They’re known by many names but there is a conformity to w represent, and perhaps ...
www.ancient-origins.net
The Enigmatic Loki, a Trickster among Gods in Norse Mythology | Ancient Origins
The Enigmatic Loki, a Trickster among Gods in Mythology | Ancient Origins
According to Gylfaginning in the Prose Edda , Loki was the son of Fárb jötunn (giant), and Laufey, a lesser known female god. His jötunn herita in explaining the complexity of his character, as the jötunns once went against the AEsir and are considered, in many ways, their enemies. Loki, of a giant as ...
www.ancient-origins.net
33
u
R s l
m s
e
p h
N
a t