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Or which ones are real i think sea serpents are real the ones the vikings saw because they look real
i dont think Basilisk is real(He has the head of a rooster, bat wings and the tail of a serpent)
Put which ones you think are real and which ones arn't real.
i dont think Basilisk is real(He has the head of a rooster, bat wings and the tail of a serpent)
Put which ones you think are real and which ones arn't real.
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Exist.
Kraken
Traffic Wardens
God
Big Bertha
Moomins
Muppets
Don't exist:
MPs resigning to spend more time with their family
Goatgoat
God
Hedfix
The MSN spider
The WOMD boogie man
Ronald Reagan
Kraken
Traffic Wardens
God
Big Bertha
Moomins
Muppets
Don't exist:
MPs resigning to spend more time with their family
Goatgoat
God
Hedfix
The MSN spider
The WOMD boogie man
Ronald Reagan
So goatgoat was banned. Danmmmm Gooooood.
Pokemon...
Vampire am winnar
Of course many occultists believe that creatures/entities of all kinds and forms can be summoned via the process of magickal evocation.
A fascinating account I've read of such an evocation can be found in "Gems From The Equinox", in which Aleister Crowley describes what happened when he evoked a demon called "Choronzon".
It's probably all a mixture of induced hallucination and intense visualization, but it's one of the most brilliant things I've ever read.
A fascinating account I've read of such an evocation can be found in "Gems From The Equinox", in which Aleister Crowley describes what happened when he evoked a demon called "Choronzon".
It's probably all a mixture of induced hallucination and intense visualization, but it's one of the most brilliant things I've ever read.
Vampires don't exist per se. People who believe they are vampires exist, though, drinking blood and generally hanging around at night. America seems to have its fair share of these.
As for other mythological creatures...
Griffins and other hybrid animals were a product of Greek imaginations and were used as a warning for other cultures, as well as a way of securing trade routes.
Most hybrids were either derived from ancient bones that were found by the Greeks and other races, then pieced together, or were used to defend their way of life, explaining that other cultures were 'unholy' compared to theirs. They were also a good way of scaring people who would normally steal goods on trade routes or use these routes to take Greek goods away.
Other mythological beasts stem from tales of heroes, again Greeks being the main creators of these stories. They were used to make the hero look even more heroic when up against these horrific foes, but also as an analogy of the lands the hero was visiting.
Of course, the Greeks weren't the only ones. Buddhism brought its own monsters along, as did the Incas. All of these were used as a warning or a message of some sort. Some of the creatures of Buddhism are derived of chaos and order, others are part of the holy symbols of the religion.
There is much more, but I haven't got time to go through it all now. Maybe a topic for another day if I haven't bored everyone enough already!
As for other mythological creatures...
Griffins and other hybrid animals were a product of Greek imaginations and were used as a warning for other cultures, as well as a way of securing trade routes.
Most hybrids were either derived from ancient bones that were found by the Greeks and other races, then pieced together, or were used to defend their way of life, explaining that other cultures were 'unholy' compared to theirs. They were also a good way of scaring people who would normally steal goods on trade routes or use these routes to take Greek goods away.
Other mythological beasts stem from tales of heroes, again Greeks being the main creators of these stories. They were used to make the hero look even more heroic when up against these horrific foes, but also as an analogy of the lands the hero was visiting.
Of course, the Greeks weren't the only ones. Buddhism brought its own monsters along, as did the Incas. All of these were used as a warning or a message of some sort. Some of the creatures of Buddhism are derived of chaos and order, others are part of the holy symbols of the religion.
There is much more, but I haven't got time to go through it all now. Maybe a topic for another day if I haven't bored everyone enough already!
anyone think vampires are real
vampire - They are the undead who rise from the grave to drink the blood of humans. They are also known as Pey. The victim either dies or becomes a vampire. Believed to be able to take the form of a bat or other animals, or mist. Able to control creatures like rats or wolves and the elements. Have to sleep in coffins or in their grave. Vampires can't cross running water, can't see their reflection in a mirror, can't enter a place uninvited, and can't tolerate the crucifix. Garlic, the crucifix, rowan, and scattering seeds were repellents. It can be killed by cutting off its head, sunlight, or a stake through its heart.
Vrykolakas - He is a vampire that can leave its grave any day except Saturday. He can be killed with fire or lightning.
Pey - A demonic creature that drinks the blood of wounded warriors, a vampire.
vampire - They are the undead who rise from the grave to drink the blood of humans. They are also known as Pey. The victim either dies or becomes a vampire. Believed to be able to take the form of a bat or other animals, or mist. Able to control creatures like rats or wolves and the elements. Have to sleep in coffins or in their grave. Vampires can't cross running water, can't see their reflection in a mirror, can't enter a place uninvited, and can't tolerate the crucifix. Garlic, the crucifix, rowan, and scattering seeds were repellents. It can be killed by cutting off its head, sunlight, or a stake through its heart.
Vrykolakas - He is a vampire that can leave its grave any day except Saturday. He can be killed with fire or lightning.
Pey - A demonic creature that drinks the blood of wounded warriors, a vampire.
goatgoat wrote:
> heres wa link where there talking about my nob
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> http://www.eensyweensy.com/viewnoblessgoat.php?t=182
> heres wa link where there talking about my nob
>
> http://www.eensyweensy.com/viewnoblessgoat.php?t=182
heres wa link where there talking about the blob
http://www.monstrous.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=182
http://www.monstrous.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=182
Hmmm... I've checked. You don't seem to be on my list.
Delete me and add me again. See if that does anything.
Delete me and add me again. See if that does anything.
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