The True Origins of Kikimora
In Christianity, Kikimora is undoubtedly a demon. But in pre-Christian Slavic mythology, although Kikimora is considered evil, there are exceptions.
Navajo Skinwalkers: The Terrifying Beast That Cannot Be Named
The first rule about Skinwalkers in Navajo culture is don’t talk about Skinwalkers. Regardless, the story holds a fascination for many non-Native Americans.
The Worlds Oldest Demon: The Night-Mare of Sleep Paralysis
An age-old terror, the sleep paralysis demon has tormented humanity throughout the millennia. Today, science triumphs over ancient superstitions, providing insightful explanations for these unnerving nocturnal experiences once attributed to the so-called ‘devil of dreams’.
The Danse Macabre: The Waltz of The Dead
For centuries, Europeans participated in a celebratory Dance of The Dead. The Danse Macabre is believed to be the precursor to the celebration of Halloween.
The Extraordinary Evolution of the Dunce Cap
Since its creation by John Duns Scotus in the 13 century, the Dunce Cap has represented the extremes of high intellectualism, evil, and stupidity.
Blooming Beauty: The Resurgence of Ikebana, the Art of Japanese Flower Arranging
Ikebana’s resurgence: Japan’s ancient art of flower arranging returns in full bloom. Delve into the beauty and symbolism of living sculptures, as cultural significance takes center stage in Ikebana’s majestic comeback. Discover the intricacies of this time-honored tradition.
