Ergebnis für "Das Märchen" in Andere Religionen, Praktiken & heilige Texte

Eine Geschichte voller Magie ... für die Zeit zwischen den Jahren Eine uralte Siedlung, hoch im Norden. Zwischen Eiben und Tannen, Weißdorn und Hollerbusch, schroffem Stein und wildem Bach pulsiert die Magie. Sieben Häuser stehen dort, um den Brunnen herum, zwei weitere befinden sich am Hang. Es ist die Zeit der Rauhnächte. Jemand besucht die Häuser. Ist es Freyja in ihrem Falkengewand? Fasziniert beobachtet sie die Menschen vom Tal der vier Winde, vom Clan der Bären, der Füchse und der Wölfe. Ein besonderes Rauhnacht-Märchen, durchtränkt vom Wissen des alten Pfades.

Ein magisches Hörbuch für eine magische Zeit. Sagenumwoben, mystisch, geheimnisvoll: Die Rauhnächte – zwischen Weihnachten und dem Dreikönigstag – gelten als Schwellenzeit, in der Dunkel und Licht, Altes und Neues, Vergänglichkeit und Ewigkeit ineinanderfließen. Die Weise, wie wir sie verbringen, soll der Überlieferung nach das nächste Jahr bestimmen. Dieses Hörbuch lädt ein, die heilige Zeit mit einer Fülle von Bräuchen, Orakeln und Ritualen zu feiern.

Neues vom Allgäu-Schamanen. Wolf-Dieter Storl, der große Pflanzenmystiker, zeigt uns anhand von Mythen und Märchen, welche Urgötter, Schamanen und spirituelle Heilkräfte sich in der Pflanzenwelt verbergen: Welche Bedeutung haben Frau Holle, des Teufels Großmutter und die sieben Zwerge eigentlich? Welche magischen Pflanzen und Heilkräfte stecken dahinter? Storl öffnet uns die Augen für eine heilsame Beziehung mit der Natur und weist den Weg zurück zu unserer natürlichen Ur-Spiritualität.

Celtic mythology is widely considered to be among the most captivating of Europe's various mythologies due to the presence of a number of captivating aspects, including but not limited to: adventure, heroism, romance, and magic. The Celts were once a great people who dominated most of Europe, but, as a result of Roman invasions, they have since been reduced to a few minor groupings. Their mythology, on the other hand, was preserved largely as a result of the efforts of later monks from Ireland and Wales who wrote down the stories.

Hávamál is presented as a single poem in the Icelandic Codex Regius, a collection of Old Norse poems from the Viking age. The poem, itself a combination of numerous shorter poems, is largely gnomic, presenting advice for living, proper conduct, and wisdom. It is considered an important source of Old Norse philosophy.

Did you know, for example, that people who were born on March 4 in leap years or March 5 in common years are not only people-pendulums subject to fluctuations, but also are real sexual maniacs? Did you know that people who were born on March 9 of leap years or March 10 of common years are like giant ovens: they diligently study various philosophical, religious, psychological, scientific, and cultural systems only in order to "burn" it all later, saying: "This is nonsense"? Also, did you know that they can bring anyone to the state of alcoholism?

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Seraphina locked her eyes with Magnus as the sheriff grabbed him by his arm and cuffed his wrists together. When he began to fight against the man, he clasped his hand around Magnus’ throat, and Seraphina bowed her head at Magnus, inviting him in.

If the name seems familiar, these tales about Darby O'Gill and his encounter with the fairies were adapted for a Disney movie, Darby O'Gill and the Little People. They tell the story of an Irishman whose cow is captured by the fairies - or "good people". In his determination to recover his property, Darby finds himself in the center of their home, the mountain Sleive-na-mon.