Most fascinating about the ancient Egyptians is that they were natural-born storytellers, which shows not only in their myths and gods, but also in how they lived their lives. They invented a unique writing system unique containing over 1,000 signs, including ideograms and phonograms, but that isn't all. The ancient Egyptians managed to fill the walls of their temples, palaces, tombs, obelisks, and even houses with their history, their stories, and the details of how they lived. They immortalized their history on stone, papyrus, and clay.

Egyptian Mythology: Myths and Gods of Ancient Egypt

Literature & Fiction

Berg, Sebastian

Mythology & Folk Tales

Creek Ridge Publishing

Ancient Africa holds a rich legacy of oral cultures, philosophies, and standards that reflect today's deep moral standards. For centuries, African mythology has largely been overlooked by its Western neighbors, particularly Greece and Rome, where myths and legends are typically narrated as single stories, unlike their African counterparts. But in recent years, academics and popular readers are starting to steer back to this continent, where legends and deities from ancient civilizations are just waiting to be revealed to the world. &#65279;

African Mythology: Gods and Mythical Legends of Ancient Africa

The myths, beliefs, and customs of the Cherokees remain illustrative and interesting even today. Cherokee mythology has been recognized as a creative amalgamation of the physical world with the mythical one. This is quite evident in the creation and spiritual tales that we read throughout this book. The Cherokees have been devout worshippers of the Creator, Unetlanvhi, who is their main god. They are still proud of their mythology and wish to keep it alive for generations to come. Today, the sovereign Cherokee Nation has formed communities to promote their culture and keep their native history alive. Since the significance of tribal culture and myths is fading away over time, Native Americans are trying to pass the information to the new generations. &#65279;

Cherokee Mythology: Myths, Legends and Spiritual Beliefs

United States

Discover the mythology of the Aztec civilization\nThe Aztec civilization of Central Mexico consisted of several communities with distinct cultures and languages. The Nahuatl-speaking tribes were the most popular and celebrated rituals based on their own version of myths and stories. While the Mesoamerican cultures shared many stories, rituals, and myths with the Aztecs, they were recognized as a separate community. The Aztecs were believed to come from the regions around Lake Texcoco and the Anahuac Valley. These regions collectively form the modern Mexico City we know today.\nInside this book you will discover!\nAztec Deities Aztec Creatures Myths and Stories Traditions and Customs And Much More!!\nTo Learn about Aztec Mythology just click "buy now!"

Aztec Mythology: The Gods and Myths of Ancient Mexico

Religion & Spirituality

Maya Mythology: Myths and Folklore of the Mayan Civilization

Discover the mythology of the Mayan civilization\nThe Mayan people were natural storytellers, and their imagination knew no bounds. They took the traditional Mesoamerican versions of creation and the gods of the universe and molded them into their own, adding and shaping their unique version of mythology and folktales. This left us with a significant pantheon of gods and goddesses, each with a memorable and captivating story. The Mayans had an image of the universe and their place in it, and they told stories of gods and heroes that rival Greek Mythology.\nInside this book you will discover! Gods and Goddesses The Universe for the Mayans Myths and Folktales And much more! 
To learn about Maya Mythology just click "buy now!"

History

Americas

Discover the lunar phases and how to use them for spells\nMany people are drawn to the moon, and it’s not surprising why. The moon is a powerful symbol of healing, transformation, mystery, and magic. It’s been a vital force in human life for thousands of years, and it’s no secret that the moon has always played an important role in witchcraft. 
The moon has long been thought to strongly influence our minds and bodies. Many cultures look to the phases of the moon to determine their practices, from sacred rituals to everyday activities like farming. Today we still see evidence of the moon’s influence in modern culture - consider how many aspects of our lives are ruled by “lunar calendars.” 
There is no doubt that the moon is steeped in magic, but how can you tap into this power yourself? This guide will show you the basics of Moon Spells for Witchcraft. It’s an introduction to harnessing the lunar phases for magical purposes. The information in this book will lead you along a path of discovery and empowerment. As you learn about the moon, you will begin to see it as your ally and friend.\ninside you will learn! Moon Spells for Beginners New Moon Rituals and Magic Waxing Moon Moon Spell Basics And Much More!\nScroll up and click "add to cart" button to learn about Moon Spells

Moon Spells for Witchcraft: A Guide to Using the Lunar Phases for Magic and Rituals

New Age & Spirituality

Korean Mythology: Folklore and Legends from the Korean Peninsula

Discover The Mythical Creatures of Korean MythologyMyths, legends, and folklore are more than incredible and magical stories and tales. They have a profound purpose in the human world. They explain how human beings perceived and tried to understand how our world operated. Myths give us insight into the working of the human mind from ancient times. Myths are timeless and offer guidance and solutions to many of our problems and misunderstandings.Korean mythology and folklore is full of gods, goddesses, and deities, drawn from the rich heritage of the primary belief systems. Known as “Shin,” which means deity or spirit, they are supernatural beings endowed with the power to influence the human world. Shins are served by female shamans known as Mudang, especially during Gut or sacred rituals. Each god is given responsibility for a special area, although these vary depending on which version of the myth is being told.Inside this book you will discover!Important Deities in Korean MythologyKorean Cosmogony MythsMythical Creatures and Mountain SpiritsThe Three Ancient Korean KingdomsAnd Much More!To Learn About Korean Mythology Just Click "Buy Now"!

History & Criticism

Japanese mythology is rich and varied. They recount stories of deities, spirits, demons, monsters, animals, and legendary humans who struggled to overcome immense obstacles ... the list is endless. Most of the myths that have survived through the ages come from the Kojiki (Records of Ancient Matters) and the Nihon shoki (Chronicles of Japan), the former being dated back to 712, and the latter from 720. These books recounted the origins of Japan's social elite and were specifically compiled to strengthen their control. Creation myths, in particular, have always been used to assert control over society, and we can easily see this in the creation myth of Japan and being a great source of entertainment.

Japanese Mythology: Mythical Creatures and Folklore from Japan

Who was Brigid? Why was she so important to the Celts? How did she become a saint? This book will explore the answers to these questions and more. While her story begins in Celtic Ireland, her influence has spread far and wide. Today, Brigid is venerated by Christians and pagans alike. Once you understand her story, it's easy to see why. Brigid was the Celtic goddess of fire, fertility, and healing. She was also the patroness of poets and smiths. To the Celts, she was a powerful figure who could bring both life and death. In today's world, she is known as the protector of animals, children, and pregnant women. This book will explore Brigid's origins, impact on Celtic culture, and legacy in the modern world.

Brigid: The Celtic Goddess Who Became A Saint

Europe

Canaanite Mythology: Gods and Religion of Ancient Canaan

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