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Baltic Mythology: A Quick Read
Paperback
Series: World History: A Quick Read
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 25 2024
Pages: 50
Weight: 0.18
Height: 0.10 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Academic Links Quick Read series is a history collection designed to introduce readers to important topics from the past and spark an interest to learn more. These books contain short, easy to read articles that relate to the main topic and make each subject engaging and accessible. The series encourages curiosity, helps readers explore new ideas, and opens the door to deeper learning about history and the world. Each book introduces different time periods, events, and topics in history while helping readers build a stronger understanding of the past and how it connects to today.
Topics in Order:Perkūnas: Known as the god of thunder.
Laima: Laima is the goddess of fate and destiny.
Dievas: Dievas is the supreme god in Baltic mythology.
Zemyna: Zemyna is the goddess of the earth and fertility.
Saule: Saule is the goddess of the sun, representing warmth, light, and life-giving energy.
Milda: Milda is the goddess of love, beauty, and harmony.
Velnias: Velnias is a complex deity, often depicted as a trickster figure or a demonic force.
Medeina: Medeina is the goddess of the forest, wildlife, and hunting.
Ausrine: Ausrine is the morning star goddess, symbolizing renewal, hope, and the cycle of day and night.
The Creation Myth: This myth explains how the world and the gods were created.
Perkins and the Serpent: In this myth, the thunder god Perkūnas battles a serpent or dragon, symbolizing the eternal struggle between order and chaos.
The Amber Princess: This myth tells the story of a princess made of amber who is sought after by heroes.
Laima's Gift of Fate: Laima, the goddess of fate, grants gifts of destiny to mortals.
The Sun Chariot: Saule, the goddess of the sun, rides her chariot across the sky, bringing light and warmth.
The Oak and the Linden Tree: This myth explores the significance of trees in Baltic mythology.
The Battle of the Seasons: In this myth, the forces of winter and summer, battle over the seasons.
The Forest Guardian: Medeina, the goddess of the forest, protects the wilderness and its creatures.
The Weaver of Fate: A mythical weaver, often associated with Laima or another goddess.
The Hero's Journey: Various myths feature heroes who embark on epic quests.
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