Did you know . . .

Aesir and Vanir are two gods of Norse Mythology.

Fact came from: http://www.mythicalcreaturesguide.com/page/Aesir+%26+Vanir

Mythical Creature of the Week

Bergkonge, Mountain King, is known to seduce women who travel alone. He finds them in the forest and takes them to the mountain. These women are never seen or heard from again. He is supposed to be a handsome man covered in a cape of leaves. Underneath the cape something of a creature.

Facts came from: http://www.mythicalcreaturesguide.com/page/Bergkonge

Salem Witch Trials

Between Feb. 1692 and May 1693 there were series of hearings and prosecutions of people accused of Witchcraft in colonial Massachusetts. Twenty people, thirteen were hung. Five other, including two babies died in prison. Twelve other were executed before then. Several towns held these hearings, Salem Village, Salem Town, Ipswich, and Andover.

Facts came from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salem_witch_trials

Phrase Opening Line

Today I’m taking a simple phrase and writing an opening line based off it. I’d love for you to let your imagination soar and give me your own. All you have to do is let your mind soar after reading the phrase then write. You don’t have to use the phrase itself, unless you want to.

Phrase: A mansion

Opening Line: I took a second glance at the Demonic Moon Mansion advertisement.

Did you know . . .

There is a Lord of slaves among the demon world, his name is Abdiel. Until I read this little fact I had not even considered that someone would have to rule over the slaves, other than the one they were sold to.

Fact came from: https://www.demonicpedia.com/demon-quick-list/

Phrase Opening Line

Today join me by taking the phrase below and writing an opening line. Simply read it and let your imagination soar and write what would be a great opening line. You don’t have to use the exact phrase.

Phrase: That’s huge.

Opening Line: I stood back, gawking at the ten foot wing span of the solid black Pegasus standing in front of me.

Phrase Opening Line

Today I’m going to use a phrase to come up with an opening line. I hope you guys will join in and give me some of your own. All you have to do is read the phrase and write down an opening line based off the phrase. You don’t have to use the phrase itself, just let your imagination soar and write.

Phrase: Spin that wand.

Opening Line: Mother Earth what had she been thinking, of course her son would initiate spin the wand at any boy, girl birthday party.

Opening Line

My Line: I’d never changed anyone, so as I looked on my stomach spun faster than dark blood seeped from every opening she had.

Photo came from: https://i.pinimg.com/originals/ac/71/f4/ac71f45cdb661ad8f07a4ca94abd20e9.jpg

Fun Fact

Since today’s all about love, I thought I would stick with the holiday and give a fact about Cupid. Did you know that before Cupid was called Cupid the Greeks referred to him as Eros.

Fact came from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cupid

Photo Opening Line

Opening Line: I could see the tunnel, but Uni refused to go any further.

Photo came from: https://i.pinimg.com/originals/b2/64/89/b26489a82dd7a0787f40f397abf90dd3.jpg

Opening Line from Photo

My Opening Line: Here they go again, three sisters on the hunt for the perfect witchery treat.

Photo came from: http://fuckyeahwicca.tumblr.com/image/14415324950

Demon of the Week

Lindworm is a dragon that does not fly and has a serpentine body and one pair of legs.

Fact came from: http://www.lizaphoenix.com/encyclopedia/l.shtml

Did you know . . .

Faery is a realm of nonhuman entities associate with natural world. Basically, they are Fay.

Fact came from page 167 of The New Encyclopedia of the Occult by John Michael Greer

Mythical Creature of the Week

Scarab a symbol in the religion of Ancient Egypt. It was a type of dung-beetle that drops its eggs into the ground and covers them with it’s excrement on which the larvae feed.

Fact came from page 174 of The Mythical Creatures Bible by Brenda Rosen

Witchcraft Monday

Today I wanted to give you a small fact about Good Witches. Good witches considered her own opinions, relative to the circumstance as correct.

Fact came from: page 175 of Witchcraft Theroy and Practice by Ly De Angeles

Demon of the Week

This week I chose a demon that can grant invincibility according to the Key of Solomon. Ashmoday sounds like a king of hell that would be nice to know. Then again . . . I don’t think I want to meet a king of hell.

Fact came from: https://www.demonicpedia.com/demon-quick-list/