Author Wendy H Jones explores Dundee’s connection with dragons. https://issuu.com/momsfavoritereads/docs/february_2021/62
Tag: Folklore
Ronesa Aveela
Author Spotlight: Ronesa Aveela Must reads for lovers of fantasy and folklore. Quality fiction and nonfiction. More details here 👇 https://issuu.com/momsfavoritereads/docs/december_emag/70
Hawthorn
Hawthorn: The Bride of the Hedgerow. Myths, folklore, recipes and more by Sylva Fae. https://issuu.com/momsfavoritereads/docs/october_edition/6
Handfasting
Handfasting by Val TobinA unique and beautiful ceremony, handfasting solidifies the spiritual commitment couples make. In the past, handfasting was not legally binding, but today it can be, depending on who performs the ceremony. It can even be used to renew marriage vows that were made using a different tradition. Read more 👇 https://issuu.com/momsfavoritereads/docs/july_edition/30?fr=sZDgwZjE2NTk2MDY
A Day with Rusalki
A Day with Rusalki by Ronesa Aveela Mankind’s fascination with the sea has sparked imagination since the first person beheld its mighty waters. Curiosity led people to invent the means to travel across the great oceans and eventually explore beneath them, trying to discover their secrets. Throughout the centuries, millennia in fact, people have created … Continue reading A Day with Rusalki
Mom’s Favorite Reads eMagazine July 2020
Published today, the July 2020 issue of Mom’s Favorite Reads!In this issue...FolkloreMoviesPoetryRecipesYoung WritersHumourPuzzlesPhotographyAnd so much more!Read online or download FREE https://issuu.com/momsfavoritereads/docs/july_edition
Herbal Remedies for Health
Herbal Remedies for Health by Ronesa Aveela In these times when people across the globe are stressed and anxious about the future, it’s important to maintain and strengthen our immune system. Look around your kitchen and you’re certain to find products that are beneficial to your health: fresh vegetables, fruits, spices. The kitchen, the garden, … Continue reading Herbal Remedies for Health
May Day and Beltane
Poppy Flynn explores the origins of May Day and Beltane in this fascinating article. Read FREE, and much more, in Mom’s May magazine https://issuu.com/momsfavoritereads/docs/may_edition/18?fr=sYjJiYjEzMzc2MzA
Samodivi — Witches of Darkness or Thracian Goddesses?
by Ronesa Aveela Veelas, Wilis, Yuda, Samovili, Vili. These are a few names of nymphs of Slavic folklore, each group a little different from the Bulgarian Samodivi. Are they real or merely myths that have survived throughout the centuries? Who are these creatures? Where did they come from? And why do people fear them so … Continue reading Samodivi — Witches of Darkness or Thracian Goddesses?
