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12 native American legends
~ history and legends-United States ~

…a 26 minute video

“In this video we share 12 Native American stories known as America’s first legends. These powerful tales were passed down long before modern times and help us understand the land, the people, and the spirits of early America. For this video, we selected 12 unique legends that are part of the folklore of Native American culture in the United States.” (history and legends)
~ Nunnehi: Cherokee Immortal People
~ Deer Woman
~ Horned Serpent: Bif Water Snake
~ White Buffalo Calf Woman: Lakota
~ Pukwudgie: Wampanoag Tribe
~ Wendigo: Algonquin
~ Spider Grandmother: Hopi/Navajo
~ Water Panther
~ Stone Voat (Flint Coat):
~ Sasquatch
~ Raven
~ Coyote

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The Fox’s Bargain

Across many traditions, the fox is known as a clever wanderer-neither wholly good nor wholly ill. In East Asian and European folklore alike, foxes were said to walk between truth and trickery, offering help that always carried a hidden price. To meet a fox at a crossroads was a test of wit: accept its guidance, and you might gain fortune-or learn a hard-earned lesson.

It was believed that a fox never lies outright, but it never tells the whole truth either. Those who listened too quickly were fooled; those who listened carefully were changed.

Choose your words with care cleverness rewards those who think twice.

“Mythical fox creatures have been a part of various cultures and mythologies around the world for centuries. These creatures are known for their cunning and intelligence, and are often depicted as shapeshifters or tricksters. In many cultures, foxes are associated with magic and the supernatural, and are believed to possess special powers.

~ One of the most well-known mythical fox creatures is the kitsune from Japanese folklore. Kitsune are foxes with supernatural abilities and are often depicted as mischievous tricksters who can shapeshift into human form. They are said to have up to nine tails, with each tail representing a different level of power and wisdom
– in Japanese mythology, the fox god Inari is worshipped as the patron of agriculture and prosperity
~ in Chinese mythology, foxes are often associated with the god of longevity, and are believed to have the power to ward off evil spirits and bring good luck
– also in Chinese mythology, the fox is a symbol of longevity and is believed to have the power to ward off evil spirits
~ in European folklore, foxes are often portrayed as tricksters and are associated with cunning and intelligence. The most famous fox in European folklore is Reynard the Fox, who is known for his wit and cleverness
– also in European folklore, foxes are often portrayed as witches’ familiars and are believed to be able to transform into black cats
~ in ancient Egypt, foxes were associated with the god Anubis, who was often depicted with the head of a jackal
~ in Norse mythology, the fox was associated with the goddess Freyja, who was known for her beauty and fertility
~ in Aesop’s Fables, the fox is often portrayed as a sly and cunning character who uses his wits to outsmart his opponents
~ in Japanese art, the fox is often depicted as a shape-shifting creature with magical powers
~ in Native American folklore, foxes are considered to be powerful shape-shifters who can take on the form of any animal they desire
~ in Hindu mythology, the fox is associated with the god of wealth, Kubera

source, and to read more: Mythical Fox Creatures – Mythical Encyclopedia

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