Society Magazine

Around the World in 6 Myths

By Berniegourley @berniegourley

6.) Thor & Loki in the Land of Giants (Norse): There’s no shame in putting a mere dent in the impossible.

5.) Rama & Sita (Hindu / from the Ramayana): Careful with your assumptions. You may end up looking like a jerk even if you’ve proven yourself generally virtuous.

4.) Anansi the Trickster (Ghanan / Akan): Don’t do favors for tricksters.

3.) Arachne the Weaver (Greek): Don’t be arrogant, even if you’re the best.

2.) Izanagi & Izanami (Japanese [creation myth]): Hell hath no fury…

1.) White Buffalo Calf Woman (Native American / Lakotan): Don’t let your lust get away from you and be careful in your assumptions.

By in Africa, Greek Mythology, Hindu, India, Japan, Myth, mythology, Native American, Norse Mythology, Stories, wisdom, World on May 31, 2018.

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