Pomba Gira: Scarlet Woman, Crossroads Queen, and Spirit of Power Pomba Gira is one of the most misunderstood and fiercely powerful spirits in Afro-Brazilian magical tradition. She provokes strong reactions because she
Ba’al He Who Mounts the Clouds; The Prince Origin: Semitic Ba’al is one of the most important divine figures of the ancient Near East. His name is not technically a personal name but a title meaning “Master” or “Lord.” Different
Puck is the personal name of a nature spirit in the folklore of Britain, Ireland and Wales known for his mischievous and trickster ways. In medieval times, under the influence of Christianity,
Lalla Lalla is a Berber word, which literally means Lady. It is an honourific, a term of respect, for women in Morocco. It is used for human women but is also the
Lalla Haoua – Madame Love Haoua is the Arabic version of the name Eve. Lalla Haoua is the Eve of Garden of Eden fame. Perhaps because she tempted Adam with that apple,
La Lechusa, an owl spirit, haunts the Mexico-United States borderlands. Lechusa literally means owl. There may be one Lechusa or many. Traditional Lechusa myths describe nocturnal attacks on men. Attacks are not
When I first received a statue of La Madama, I wasn’t sure why I was being given an image of Aunt Jemima. I soon learned that La Madama is the powerful matron
Vouivres are mysterious serpentine spirits, The most famous may be Melusine. Many Vouivres may be guardians of Earth’s treasures. In addition, their presence radiates fertility, which may be transmitted to people, animals,
Lilith-Zahriel – The Great Lilith Lilith-Zahriel is a Mandaean path of Lilith. According to their sacred text, the Ginza Rabba (“The Great Treasure”), Lilith, daughter of the King and Queen of the
Luna is the presiding spirit of the moon, personification of all its powers and forces. There was originally very little myth associated with her however she was eventually identified with the Greek
Sometimes it takes a thug to beat a thug. Malandros are spirits of criminals (thieves, hoodlums, murderers) petitioned to protect people against their living human equivalent. They are invoked and venerated by
Ondines Swiss alchemist Paracelsus (1493–24 September 1541) organized a system of elemental spirits. He named the elemental spirits of water Ondines. Ondines live in sources of fresh water (pools, springs, waterfalls, lakes)
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