In Australian Aboriginal mythology, Altjira (him none made) is the self-existent creator god of the Arunta (or Aranda) people. He is envisioned as a towering figure with reddish skin, long flowing hair,
In Australian Aboriginal mythology, Bagadjimbiri are twin culture heroes of the Karadjeri people from northwestern Australia. Initially, these divine brothers appeared in the form of dingoes, embodying the wild and cunning nature of the animal. As they roamed the land,
Boorala In Australian mythology, tribal name for a creator god. Those who are good go to Boorala’s home when they die. SOURCE: Encyclopedia of World Mythology and Legend, Third Edition – Written
Biggarro In Australian mythology, the wombat snake who aids man to the spirit land, the Land of Perfection. He is the opposite of the evil carpet snake, Goonnear. SOURCE: Encyclopedia of World
Banaidja In Australian mythology, ancestral figure, son of Laindjung. He taught the Arnhem Landers their totems and sacred rituals. One of his enemies, Muru, said “He has made a charm so that
Bamapama In Australian mythology, trickster of the Murngin in northern Australia, often called the “crazy man” because he violates various taboos, especially those involving clan incest. SOURCE: Encyclopedia of World Mythology and
Baiame, in Australian mythology, is revered as the great totemic ancestor and creator figure of the Kamilaroi (or Kamilaron) people, who inhabit parts of New South Wales. Known as a sky deity
In Australian Aboriginal mythology, Atnatu is a powerful, self-created god known for his authority over the heavens and his children. Atnatu’s story reflects his role as both a creator and a strict
Yawkyawk are aboriginal Australian mermaids who live in waterholes, freshwater springs, and rock pools, especially in the Stone Country of Australia’s Top End. Although it is often suggested that Europeans spread mermaid
Mimi ORIGIN: Australia The Mimi are a species of powerful, profound, yet tricky and mischievous spirits who live within crevices of rocks and caves in Arnhem Land, Australia. Mimi are immortal. They
In Australian mythology, the Baginis are enigmatic beings, depicted as half-human, half-animal females. These creatures are both captivating and fearsome, embodying a blend of beauty and danger. While their faces are described
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