Here is a page of links to different mythological sites on
the web. There are many forms of mythology, not all are
just the Gods and Goddesses that people once prayed to. To
many of the old cultures, these beings were a way of life,
and still are to some.
Why is it that these beings can not be here anymore? Who
says that they are not? Anything that is dreamable, is
capable of becoming a reality. It only takes one dreamer
to dream something into existance. And here you will find
many of the dreams that became reality to those with
vision.
Pagan Archives and Mythology Has
lots of Pagan
dieties listed with their signifigence.
To the Celts and Druids the mythical unicorn is a white
horse with a single spiraling horn which resembles a
flaming spear. The unicorn represented a five-season solar
year in the Celtic Boibel-Loth alphabet and its horn, a
symbol of solar power, was centered in the dog-days of
mid-summer which corresponds with the Holly month. (Druids
called the time between July 8-August 4 the Holly
month)
A spiral horn reputedly belonging to a unicorn is in the
King Edward's collection at Buckingham Palace, England. It
was believed in medieval times to protect the sovereign
against being poisoned and, as an heraldic beast, it
figures in the Royal Arms.
In spiritual legends the unicorn is associated with purity,
endurance, and matchless spirit. It is also a symbol of
Magick to some, and childlike joy.
Because of it's representation of purity, there are those
who also connect the unicorn to Christ, because of the
spiritual unfoldment and its chastity.
Some psychologists view the unicorn as a symbol of power
and sexuality, because of the unicorn's single protruding
horn.
Whatever your belief may be, the unicorn is one of the
greatest myths of the world. I myself believe that yes
there once was unicorns running around this plane, but I do
not believe they are anymore. I see them as living on a
different plane of existance, and if you know how see them,
you can.
Faeries A page of the Fey
Realm of Myth, Legends, and
Folklore This site has a little
bit of everything!
Religious and Sacred Texts A listing of
religious texts on the web.
Norse Mythology
Norse myth and legends.
The Sisterhood of
Avalon A group
dedicated to seeking the truth of Avalon.
Encyclopedia of the Celts An online
encyclopedia of Celtic Gods and Goddesses and people.
The Encyclopedia Mythica An
online encyclopedia of
anything mytholgical.
The World Tree A page on ancient
archetypes.
Myth on the Web Has everything
from Native American
myths to Mythic Creatures.
Auramooth's Page Dragons,
unicorns, faeries, etc...
