Folklore is more than a collection of stories. In a sense, folklore is
the verbal and/or written embodiment of a people's soul, a mirroring on a large
scale of the individual's subconscious.
We have a large number of resources of interest to folklorists and mythologists;
please scan the list below to get an idea of some of the topics covered:
Astrology
Astrology in
Shakespeare's Plays
Recommended Astrology Books
British, Celtic, and Irish Folklore
Black Dogs in Folklore
Celtic Revivals in Paganism
Morrigan - excellent article on this
important figure in Celtic mythology.
Divination
Ouija Boards
Playing Card Divination
Tarot Books
Tarot Cards
Egypt
Ancient Egyptian Magick
Greek and Roman Mythology
The Gods of Greece, by John
Kelman.
Holidays
Halloween. Poem by Robert Burns with
various folkloric allusions, plus additional information.
Lost Civilizations
Atlantis - Plato's History.
Magic
Magic Mirrors
Northern European, Germanic, and Nordic Folklore & Mythology
Wotan
Religion
Angels - by Thomas Moore
Demonology
Elizabethan Demonology
Foundation Stones in
Revelation
Witchcraft, by James Russell
Lowell
Secret Societies
Cagliostro
Supernatural Powers
Power of Concentration
Second Sight
Miscellaneous
Birthstones
Dictionary of Mythology
Folklore and Mythology Resources on the
Internet

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