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That One Lore
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Sharing the magic of #storytelling, we cover gods, mythical creatures, warriors, places, and beliefs from Greek, Celtic, Norse, Egyptian, Slavic, and other mythologies.
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Why Eklavya is Revered as the Epitome of Discipleship? | Hindu Mythology Stories | Bedtime Stories
What life lessons can we learn from Eklavya's story? While many see injustice, there was an intention behind Dronacharya's request we miss.
#hindumythology #hindugod #mahabharat #kalki2898ad #archery #folklore #indianmythologystories #indianmythology #india #philosophy #ancienthistory #history
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On this channel, we explore the diverse and fascinating world of myths and legends from cultures around the world.
Every week we will share a new mythological story from history. We will discuss the origins of the myth, its cultural significance, major plot points, and characters. Videos will also include fun illustrations to bring the myths to life.
In addition to sharing stories, this channel is a place to learn more through viewer questions. Have you ever wondered about a certain myth but weren't sure who to ask? Post your mythology questions in the comments and we will do our best to provide insightful and informative responses.
We want to spread more awareness about the rich symbolism and life lessons contained within myths. So whether you are a lore enthusiast or just discovering this world, join our community to dive deeper into mythology each week.
Subscribe and click the bell icon to be notified about new video uploads. And as always, thanks for watching!
#hindumythology #hindugod #mahabharat #kalki2898ad #archery #folklore #indianmythologystories #indianmythology #india #philosophy #ancienthistory #history
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On this channel, we explore the diverse and fascinating world of myths and legends from cultures around the world.
Every week we will share a new mythological story from history. We will discuss the origins of the myth, its cultural significance, major plot points, and characters. Videos will also include fun illustrations to bring the myths to life.
In addition to sharing stories, this channel is a place to learn more through viewer questions. Have you ever wondered about a certain myth but weren't sure who to ask? Post your mythology questions in the comments and we will do our best to provide insightful and informative responses.
We want to spread more awareness about the rich symbolism and life lessons contained within myths. So whether you are a lore enthusiast or just discovering this world, join our community to dive deeper into mythology each week.
Subscribe and click the bell icon to be notified about new video uploads. And as always, thanks for watching!
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The Tragic Love Story of Orpheus and Eurydice | Greek Mythological Stories | Bedtime Stories
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Who was considered the finest and most skilled musician of antiquity? In ancient Greek mythology, that honor belonged to Orpheus. This video provides an in-depth retelling of Orpheus' life story, from his divine parentage and unsurpassed mastery of music, to his tragic marriage to the nymph Eurydice and his daring quest to the Underworld. Info source: www.greeka.com/greece-myths/orpheus-eurydic...
Satyabhama - Krishna's Wife Who Slayed Narakasura | Indian Mythology Stories #krishna #mythology
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When the dreaded demon Narakasura wreaks havoc after gaining a powerful boon, the distraught goddess Aditi seeks Satyabhama's help. An epic battle ensues where Krishna pretends to be slain, provoking the enraged Satyabhama to attack Narakasura - the only being capable of killing him according to his boon. Witness Satyabhama's victory as she slays the demon, recovers Aditi's jewels, and establis...
Japan's Longest Ruling Royal Bloodline | True Folklore Stories #japan #history #myths
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Did you know that the Japanese Imperial Family can trace their roots back nearly 2,500 years to mythical origins? Was Emperor Jimmu truly a descendant of deities as claimed? Did he really live over 120 years? While many details remain shrouded in myth, one thing is clear - his reign marked the beginning of the world's oldest continuous royal bloodline that endures to this day. #mythology #japan...
Was Kaikeyi a wicked stepmother or was her demand part of a grand plan? | Indian Mythology Stories
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Common beliefs say Ram exiled himself to honor his father's word. But Ram hints his vanvas was pre-ordained. This video looks at how Ram's exile fulfilled his greater dharma according to ancient scriptures. Even facing unexpected adversity, Ram had complete faith. What can we learn from his composure and trust in dharma during vanvas? Here is what we can learn from Ram's exile as a teaching for...
When Zeus disguised as a swan impregnates Leda | Weird Greek Mythology Stories #gods #history #myth
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When Zeus disguised as a swan impregnates Leda | Weird Greek Mythology Stories #gods #history #myth
A time when Zeus made love to Hera's priestess disguised as a cloud | Best Greek Mythology Stories
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A time when Zeus made love to Hera's priestess disguised as a cloud | Best Greek Mythology Stories
The Man Who Transforms into a Woman after Killing 2 Mating Snakes | Interesting Mythological Stories
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The Man Who Transforms into a Woman after Killing 2 Mating Snakes | Interesting Mythological Stories
Where Did Narcissistic Personality Come From? | Greek Mythology Echo and Narcissus #greekgods
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Where Did Narcissistic Personality Come From? | Greek Mythology Echo and Narcissus #greekgods
Why did Zeus marry his sister Hera? | Greek Mythology to Fall Asleep #zeus #greekgods #weirdstories
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Why did Zeus marry his sister Hera? | Greek Mythology to Fall Asleep #zeus #greekgods #weirdstories
Why did Krishna marry Rukmini, when he was in love with Radha? | Ancient Indian Mythology Stories
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Why did Krishna marry Rukmini, when he was in love with Radha? | Ancient Indian Mythology Stories
Befana: A witch-like old woman who delivers gifts to children on Epiphany Eve #christmas #mythology
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Befana: A witch-like old woman who delivers gifts to children on Epiphany Eve #christmas #mythology
Ever heard of a myth where lightning strikes from a different source? #folklore #unexplained #myth
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Ever heard of a myth where lightning strikes from a different source? #folklore #unexplained #myth
What Happens During Draupadiâs Vastraharan? | Hindu God Mythology Stories #mahabharat #kalki2898ad
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What Happens During Draupadiâs Vastraharan? | Hindu God Mythology Stories #mahabharat #kalki2898ad
Did Shri Ram Really Abandon Mata Sita ? Why? #shriram #sitaram #ramayan #ravan #shorts #viral
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Did Shri Ram Really Abandon Mata Sita ? Why? #shriram #sitaram #ramayan #ravan #shorts #viral
Pope-lick Monster: A legendary creature that is part-goat, part-sheep, and part-man #horrorstories
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Pope-lick Monster: A legendary creature that is part-goat, part-sheep, and part-man #horrorstories
Why did Krishna curse Ashwathama? Is he still alive in 2024? #krishna #hindu #hindugod #mahabharat
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Why did Krishna curse Ashwathama? Is he still alive in 2024? #krishna #hindu #hindugod #mahabharat
She becomes a half #serpent every Saturday until she marries a man who respects her privacy #myth
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She becomes a half #serpent every Saturday until she marries a man who respects her privacy #myth
BRIDE of Jotunheim? See what #thor would do for his hammer! #marvel #loki #asgard #mcu #mythology
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BRIDE of Jotunheim? See what #thor would do for his hammer! #marvel #loki #asgard #mcu #mythology
The Girl with the Rose Red Slippers- one of the earliest known versions of #cinderella #egyptiangod
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The Girl with the Rose Red Slippers- one of the earliest known versions of #cinderella #egyptiangod
Minotaur: Myth, Monster, or Metaphor? #mythology #greekmythology #ancienthistory #shorts #viral
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Minotaur: Myth, Monster, or Metaphor? #mythology #greekmythology #ancienthistory #shorts #viral
Is This Beautiful Woman ACTUALLY a Deadly Monster? The Terrifying Nure-onna! #folklore #mythology
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Is This Beautiful Woman ACTUALLY a Deadly Monster? The Terrifying Nure-onna! #folklore #mythology
Egyptian goddess who married her own brother: Story Of Isis #mythology #egyptiangods #afterlife
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Egyptian goddess who married her own brother: Story Of Isis #mythology #egyptiangods #afterlife
How a Girlâs Fingers Turned into Sea Creatures - The Unbelievable Story of Sedna #mythology #godess
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How a Girlâs Fingers Turned into Sea Creatures - The Unbelievable Story of Sedna #mythology #godess
An eagle would daily feast on his liver, which would regenerate each night due to his immortality
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An eagle would daily feast on his liver, which would regenerate each night due to his immortality
The story of Lokiâs pregnancy is indeed a peculiar one, even by Asgardian standards! #loki #myth
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The story of Lokiâs pregnancy is indeed a peculiar one, even by Asgardian standards! #loki #myth
JÃķrmungandr: Loki's fourth child, a gigantic snake from #asgard #norsemythology #mythology
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JÃķrmungandr: Loki's fourth child, a gigantic snake from #asgard #norsemythology #mythology
The son of #Zeus, the ruler of the Greek gods, and the mortal woman Alcmene #hercules #mythology
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The son of #Zeus, the ruler of the Greek gods, and the mortal woman Alcmene #hercules #mythology
The #myth of Medusa- #perseus was tricked into killing #medusa #greekmythology #mythical
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The #myth of Medusa- #perseus was tricked into killing #medusa #greekmythology #mythical
The word "joro" translates to pr*stitute, and also refers to women who waited on female royalty.
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The word "joro" translates to pr*stitute, and also refers to women who waited on female royalty.
Please stop calling our Historical stories as Mythology! Islamic conquerors and European Colonialists created the wrong narrative that our culture and History and Religion are Mythology which it is Not!
What load of crapps???? What job was Krishna doing??? Jobless man, not paying taxes???????
Hare Krishna âĪâĪâĪâĪâĪâĪ
Radha symbolises the soul of man always in love with God but bound by the worldly cares
Ladies Man. Would you allow your teenage daughters to be with him all the time? Unless he was gay.
Still can't understand why krishna didn't marry Radha ......Why Radha married somebody else, and Krishna married Rukmini ðĪ....
There was a curse as per I heard..wanna hear that story...
â@DJ-bz3fz .but in this video, they didn't say anything about curse ðĒ
Of course, our "great" story writers can make excuses for "God" and his activities on earth. ð
Radha=rukmani.... multiple incarnation coexistence just like parsuram existed during ram and krishna
reduce the background music!
He was a player. Used the gopis and had 16000 metaphoric wives. He is a good God for women and beta simp males.
good content but the music is a bit dominating the voice-over
Radhe Krishna!
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delete this video this is sooo fake
fake story
Fascinating story about Ashwathama on his allegiance to Adharma of Duryodhana,
And everyone involved in this one is judged. :) keep posting stupid shit...see what happens
I did not get the significance of Jambavan in this story
If he had not accused of stealing the jewel and returning it, Satrijit hadnât offered her daughterâs hand to Krishna. This is how story is created
Wow people accuse Krishna for having 16000 wifes but never got into the depth there was reasons for everything in our hindu mythology
Arigato gozimash. Even the emperor himself wouldn't have imagined that his bloodline would be so historic.
How history is created ðŊ
Never heard of this historyâĶ but I think it made me interested in diving more into Japanese myths .. its very amusing in some way
glad..it was helpful!
Cool..nice explanation ð
Thank you ð
Wowo liked the whole videoðĪŊ I always love your animations âĪ
Thank you so much ð
Well explained as always. I really liked the expressive imagery wow
Thankyou!
Radhe radheâĪ
I donât how it varied but I heard a different version of this myth. One day Tiresias was passing by a forest and saw Hera and Zeus mating thats when Zeus cursed him.
Jai shree krishnaâĪ
Jai siya ramâĪ
I always used to think that shri ram behaved unfairly with maa sita but after watching this video and the last one on your channel I realised that he had responsibilities as the king of ayodhya and he was also a son and a husband. He acted fair enough not keeping in mind his duties but also thinking for others. And maa sita always stood with him no matter what. Thanks for clearing it for me. Loved it..
Yes, too many people blame Lord Ram for his actions, but there were multiple reasons for those actions and he did well. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Great imageryðŊ
thankyou!
Jai shree ramâĪ
Your videos are always great.. and well explained. Underrated channel that deserves more love and audienceâĪ
Glad you think so!
Ashwathama character introduced in kalki 2898 ad glimpse
Jai Shree Radhe Krishna âĪ
Thank you for mentioning karna was evil He was really evil , according to ved vyas Mahabharata . The Tv serials have whitewashed him to a large extent . Duryodhana just ordered Dushashan to drag Draupadi to court but the idea of vastraharan was of Karna's He also called Draupadi prostitute , really an evil man ðĒðĒðĒðĒ
Oh yes, glad you noticed! âĪ
Beautifully explained and the soothing background musicâĪ
I don't know why the TH-cam algorithm brought me here, but I'm glad it did.
We do not need your viewpoints from so called "historians" or "academics" with *Westernized validations*. Take this mythology bullshit with Christianity, Islam or any other Abrahamic traditions
0:40ðģ wow just wow.
Why is this a mythological story?
I think the main reason historians and academics refer to them as mythology is because while they do include many important figures and stories that were part of ancient Indian traditions, there isn't sufficient historical evidence or documentation to conclusively prove that everything described literally occurred. The texts include supernatural elements like gods and goddesses intervening in human affairs, as well as magical or exaggerated events that can't be definitively proven. At the same time, I can understand why people who see religious or cultural importance in the epics might view them more as itihas or history. So in a sense, it's more of a debate around definitions, and both viewpoints have validity.
@@ThatOneLore Kindly, Get the eff out of our History bro, *We do not need your "Western validations"* Have your fantasies limited to Christianity, Islam and Other Abrahamic or African traditionsððŋ
@@ThatOneLore We do not need your viewpoints from so called "historians" or "academics" with *Westernized validations*. Take this mythology bullshit with Christianity, Islam or any other Abrahamic traditions
Lord Krishna never did Curse Ashwatthama. The curse was from the Gem. Do not mislead people please
This is not me saying anything, according to some āĪ§āĪūāĪ°āĨāĪŪāĪŋāĪ texts, Krishna cursed Ashwathama to roam the forests until the end of the Kali Yuga with blood and puss oozing from his injuries, and to cry for death, but death would not meet him. The curse also included the requirement to surrender the gem on his forehead- before that, the gem used to protect him.
@@ThatOneLore Okay, then why are you mentioning this as "Mythology"?
Bruh krishna took the gem and cursed him, what you even talking about ðð
It's Mangoatsheep! Somebody call Al Gore!
It's oddly similar to Krampus. Well, in it's appearance.
Yes, kind of. Both are half-goat half demon!ð
The mythology of Km.t is originally from central Africa with the tribes of animal totemic culture to the winged god "Heru" called Shemsu by the Meru of Kenya and their worship of femininity "Aisis" continued by the Punt civilization (Kenya and Somalia) cultists of the Tera Ntr religion calling the religion "Shemsu Hor" (Followers of Horus) followed by all the Nilo-Saharan Protonubian cultures of what is now Sudan, Ethiopia, Egypt, resulting in the predynastic Ta-Seti civilization that created Km.t ( Egypt) These pretty drawings do not respect the true ethnic origin, Eurocentric thoughts should not distort the prehistory of Africa.
Of course I respect that. However, when referring to "mythology", it's important to note that there are often multiple versions of the same stories told around the world. In this case, I was sharing one of the most popular tellings. And you're right, it's always fascinating to learn about alternative perspectives and variants shared by different groups. Thank you for bringing that to my attention!
@@ThatOneLore I understand your position, the Shemsu Hor mythology is complex and attractive in the visual imagination and collective memory, my criterion is that its black and African origin be respected in the same way any reference to the Annunakis and their Mesopotamian origin is presented and respected. ,Olympus referenced with the Hellenic, Cretan and Greco-Roman and Nordic mythology referenced to the Anglo-Germanic peoples.
Hare Krishnaðïļ
Why the irritating music when narrating.
Maybe to make the story more engaging ðĪ·ð―ââïļ
I really like your animation You can create your own book or comic
Glad you enjoyed it! ThankyouâĪ
1) Perseus wasn't tricked. He was well aware of what the mission was 2) Medusa had a *consensual* relationship with Poseidon in Greek Mythology Hesiod, Theogony 270 ff (trans. Evelyn-White) (Greek epic C8th or C7th B.C.) : "Poseidon, he of the dark hair, lay with one of these [Medousa (Medusa), one of the Gorgones], in a soft meadow and among spring flowers." 1:27 oh! You mentioned it Also please lower the background music. It's difficult to hear sometimes
I agree- but remember there is one version of the myth where Polydectes, hosts a banquet where guests bring horses as gifts. Perseus has no horse, but offers to give Polydectes anything else he wants. Polydectes then instructs Perseus to kill Medusa( it was a kind of trickery) Also, some translations say Poseidon clearly r*p*d Medusa, but other translations are unclear if it was r*pe or consensual. The Latin word used has multiple meanings including "defiled" or "vi*lated" which could imply r*pe, or just "damaged" which is more ambiguous. However, since Medusa was a virgin priestess devoted to the goddess Athena, it seems unlikely she would have willingly had the relationship, as that would violate her sacred vows. So most scholars such as Ovid interpret it as Poseidon forcibly r*ping her. And yes, Iâll try to keep the bg music lower from next time, thankyouðð
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This is not unusual, you read most of the mythologies and they are interbred incestuous beings.