Four Strange Universal Folktales [Folklore Documentary]

[@m.r.c.6209]

This channel is criminally underrated. Every single video is a banger! Thank you so much for your hard work.

[@sasqetshenkley1190]

Where are these mythical bad ratings? Maybe Hammerson can do a video on them. 😬

[@DickDickstein]

You have to be REALLY lucky to have this channel show up as a rec for you to even find it. I think I found this channel originally while watching a "Bigfoot" video. There are so many high quality channels like this, and they get zero reach. Instead they just plop anything that has a "Top 5" in it as a rec all the time, and I specifically do NOT sub to those channels, or watch them, but they still show up.

[@m.r.c.6209]

Channels like this are hidden gems. It's a shame because this kind of quality narration and research and writing should be what the algorithm is shoving in everyone's faces, not dumbass robo-voice chatGPT script top 5 videos! @@DickDickstein

[@nullc0ntext]

I heard you get shouted out on the Belief Hole podcast Hammerson... in their Nahanni headless valley episode. You're a real treasure man. Mad respect!

[@reallytallchairs]

Shout out or call out??

[@HammersonPeters]

Those guys do a great job. They deserve more subscribers.

[@nullc0ntext]

@@HammersonPetersI prefer your narration personally as they tend to wander conversationally quite a bit. I do appreciate the breadth of what they cover topically nonetheless and their production values are outstanding. Cheers brother!

[@nullc0ntext]

@@reallytallchairsI meant referenced praisefully, whichever that one is. :D

[@Jay-n262]

Called out is generally negative, shout out is positive.

[@HomesteadTradWife]

The most relaxing voice on KZbin!

[@Noahdove]

Eph.6 [12] For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.

[@MrSirlulzalot]

OK, then! ❤

[@peterplotts1238]

I thought the French poet, Charles Baudelaire, invented the famous quote: "Satan's greatest trick was to convince us he does not exist."

[@Para2normal]

Baudelaire did say something very similar

[@VirtualQuarkInterface]

And yet so many people do not understand the history of the Bible, the twisting of its words, and the ignoring of its warnings. There is something of a devil in the Bible, he is not the king of hell, but it’s prisoner, he also doesn’t have all that much power. There is a concerning amount of idolatry towards satan in the world today, almost more fear of him than love of god.

[@peterplotts1238]

@@VirtualQuarkInterface The portrait of Satan drawn by Milton comes alarmingly close to an admiring sympathy. It's best to think of Satan as little as possible, while never forgetting his power to corrupt everything that doesn't have a relationship with God.

[@VirtualQuarkInterface]

@@peterplotts1238 see this is what I’m talking about, you are acting like he is some deity who the very thought of can harm and corrupt you. Where exactly in the Bible is this stated? There are several corrupting forces in the scriptures, the great red dragon, Baphomet, etc, these are separate figures though, sometimes United under the title “opponent/accuser” or śaṭan (which is the Hebrew) it doesn’t refer to a single powerful figure, there is something of a Devil in the Bible, but the extent to which people fear this entity which doesn’t really exist in the scripture instead of wishing to join with god... is concerning

[@peterplotts1238]

@@VirtualQuarkInterface Thanks for your concern. I was referring to a quote by Baudelaire. You could take this issue up with him, but I believe he is unavailable. Paul of Tarsus, formerly Saul, certainly would have agreed with Baudelaire, as I do. Out of necessity, I put myself in the same sentence with the poet and the Great Apostle. Of course, that doesn't mean I am their peer in any respect. In any case, I hope you get the opportunity to straighten all of us out one day.

[@StarWarsJay]

Great! Once again I am about to embark on a long walk with my dog through the somewhat tedious streets of suburban London. Now I can listen to this and be walking somewhere else in my mind’s eye. Thanks Hammerson for the hard work you put into these fantastic videos. Much appreciated mate.

[@klaatunecktie7906]

Literally also doing that right now, but a suburb of Atlanta. What kinda dog you got?

[@StarWarsJay]

@@klaatunecktie7906 hey there. Yeah it’s good to listen to stuff while walking isn’t it. I’ve got a little Jack Russel terrier called Horace. You?

[@JohnnyDanger36963]

REPORTEDTO THE AYATOLLAH!!

[@klaatunecktie7906]

@@StarWarsJay I’ve got a long haired lab mix named Bear. He looks like a black golden retriever

[@StarWarsJay]

@@klaatunecktie7906 wow we had Frenchie (who recently passed, hod bless him) called Bear. Great name. Sound like a good boy. Tell him I said hello.

[@universalflamethrower6342]

Being Part South American Indian, Part Black, Roman Catholic with an avid intrest in Folklore, this practically God sent.

[@Tomscorpio83]

Read the golden dawn

[@universalflamethrower6342]

@@Tomscorpio83 Thanks for the suggestion, but I am not into the occult anymore. Although I had certain intrests in my younger years.

[@julioalbertoherrera1339]

​@@universalflamethrower6342Just find God, he's above all and you can find it through Jesus. The sermon of the mount, for example. Joy, prosperity, health, knowledge, all come from God, so we do not have to rely on other practices that do not come from God.

[@CyanBlackflower]

Thank You, Hammerson. I just Love your style of narration, which always bring the history & legends you cover- to life. I DO believe you understand and conceive of these subjects as well as Anyone on this platform, or any other for that matter. Your great command of the English language plays a big role in accomplishing this... - I particularly appreciate the way you allow the stories to speak for themselves, without trying to interpret them, or drawing conclusions about them, as none are usually required. I always anticipate watching / listening to your videos, whatever they are, because I can sense they are truly a "labour of love", which among the other virtues they contain, make THIS channel among my favorites. -You Roll.

[@steves_thoughts]

Regarding the car, with the braided wires... I find it amusingly appropriate, because "chevelle" can translate to "little horse".

[@dartmart9263]

The inhuman strength might also explain the many attempts made to the extinguish the life of Rasputin, the Russian mystic. As an observation, horse braiding and stone throwing also pop up in encounters with “the hairy man”, aka Sasquatch.

[@MrSirlulzalot]

Nothing basically about the death of Rasputin story is true because it does not even sound real.

[@s1mpreport531]

Excellent research!

[@christinejalandoni5919]

The perfect weekend watch, thanks 😊

[@samk3lly]

Your videos are nice way to escape and recharge after a long week. Thank you so much, my friend. 😊

[@Daily_Survivor]

Thanks for the new video! Happy sunday

[@coldwarrior23]

This channel always does a great job!

[@mateussalvador2103]

81 minutes? hell yeah!

[@dawnrowlands2408]

I really enjoy your content. The depth of research and the history you include is so interesting and informative. We've got many tales of fae folk or little people here in Wales. The story of a local ruined castle, Castell Dinas Bran, involves the local saint and the fae. I find folklore and legends so fascinating. Have a lovely week.

[@HammersonPeters]

Very cool! Thanks for watching.

[@jelkel25]

Interesting. Had one night camping out in a particularly isolated part of Dartmoor England. It is swampy/boggy in places, has multiple legends attached to it and is covered in structures from the Neolithic onwards including graves. The first night heard voices that were unintelligible, and in a specific whispered tone all that night. I put it down to a trick of the mind as id gone from a noisy city to total quiet, my mind trying to de-stress and fill in the blanks with the voices/noises that were no longer there. Been there many times since including straight from a noisy city and the effect has never occurred again though I've never camped in that exact place again (if I could even find it). You have to wonder!!!!

[@fedimusmaximus2454]

I've found that all the weird stuff I saw or heard or felt when I was camping alone in the woods went away when I got dogs. The mind plays tricks on us...

[@itzakpoelzig330]

Or else dogs are a deterrent to various entities.

[@roddmatsui3554]

Beautifully researched, Hammerson, and this detailed comparison is useful to people who study cultural mythologies and the encompassing reality that underlies all of these. Joseph Campbell himself, I think, would be pleased to read this. Very methodical and scholarly. 💜

[@sound_elevation]

This is an excellent piece, Hammerson. I've never seen these cross-cultural parallels so extensively researched and explored in such detail. Macroanalyses at this level could yield a compelling body of data. I sense you may be on your way to some of your greatest work.

[@cowboykelly6590]

To cool..Thank you for the hour plus. Love your show ...always. 🤠🖖♨️

[@toadrepublic]

I named my newly adopted cat Gary S. Mangiocopra. He goes by Gary for short.

[@RavenMadd9]

You named him after a good soul.

[@Catlife247]

That's pawsome 😺💙💜😺

[@jackalope2302]

Hi Gary!

[@MrSirlulzalot]

That is cat-tastic! ❤

[@OctopusWithNoFriends]

Hammerson Peters, you're a legend. Not only for the myths and legends you love and share with us, but for the QUACK-CINE segment as well. The Canadians get some stuff right! Defund Genocide! Question everything!

[@danielhicks4826]

So good the quack lol, but for real though his conviction is quite admirable!.

[@danielhicks4826]

That aside though nothing and I do mean almost nothing gives me more righteous anger then stuff like that and how they just play dumb every single time or dismiss it as "conspiracy theoriessss" with what they do to babies, and also the "trans kids" madness, nothing makes me more angry then those things.

[@Sandbarfight]

Thank you brother from Northern California.

[@toadrepublic]

Also listening from northern California!

[@fourshore502]

And me from southern California!@@toadrepublic

[@PraiseYHWH]

Bay area, my friend.

[@rickymartinez6332]

Also listening from Northern Cali

[@ThomasinaJefferson-ke7xs]

Central Cal! lol

[@fpvnwv1493]

I Quacking love this channel!

[@ericbost3782]

One and a half hour video! Hehehe yeah boy

[@Bufford2024]

Solid stuff.

[@nancyM1313-Boo]

Thanks Hammerson, it's been a great four years of wonderful stories. 💗🕊

[@hlmuench4212]

Idries Shah has an excellent collection of these called, World Tales. The introductions are as good as the stories.

[@RamblinJer]

Your work is outstanding!

[@iwaswrongabouteveryhthing]

thanks for the content, it feels like im re-discovering knowledge l once knew

[@GmanDGuitarTG]

Thank you for another amazing video .Your channel is my favorite on KZbin 😎

[@HammersonPeters]

Thanks for watching!

[@gxtmfa]

55:15 regressive autism is already known to develop amongst toddlers. Whether that has to do with a vaccine or whether or not has been established

[@mikeseymour1792]

Ya. That part of this segment was very off tone to his normal content. It is usually quite apolitical.

[@JohnnyDanger36963]

it's been established

[@mikeseymour1792]

@@JohnnyDanger36963 what are you calling a sourse or data point are you referring to? Just out of curiosity .

[@JohnnyDanger36963]

@@mikeseymour1792 pfizer docs,nih docs,cdc docs,silent weapons for quiet wars ,p.o.z

[@worldcure7883]

​@mikeseymour1792 how is children's welfare in any way political. Over and over the FDA and Pharmaceutical companies commit atrocities and you people make it about politics instead of human welfare. You might want to take a long look at yourself. You might not like what you see.

[@devincahoon830]

You can’t say qwacksination on KZbin now?

[@TheRealNewWhirledOrder]

You can't say MRNA is not a quacksine either.

[@AntiFaGoat]

Thank covid for that one.

[@susanbutler2542]

Good afternoon thank you for the great story. Keep up the awesome job.❤❤❤❤ ❤ ❤❤❤❤❤

[@tedrobinson5713]

The collective unconscious Carl Jung

[@lythnookwemin]

Tongues, strange stamina or strength, and clairvoyance, are listed as signs of being a christian according to the bible. Of course in the scriptures it is granted by their god, but the similarities are uncanny.

[@cbabdb1]

Well played sir, well played .

[@BradPitbull]

So much yet to be discovered in this lifetime

[@MarshaShelley-t3n]

Really enjoy your videos! Thankyou!!

[@AndreaDingbatt]

Bless you for covering these subjects, my dear friend has had a *Duck* problem and now thier son has become severely Autistic sadly.also suffering from terrible epilepsy.... Namasté 🙏🕊️💞 Andréa and Jasper. ...XxX...

[@klaatunecktie7906]

What’s a duck problem??

[@AndreaDingbatt]

@@klaatunecktie7906 Didn't you hear that "Quack" each time that a certain procedure was almost mentioned?! The mumpsmeasles&rubellavaccine... I've had to write that in one word in order to not be censored. Namasté 🙏🕊️💞 Andréa and Critters. ..XxX...

[@JohnnyDanger36963]

​@@AndreaDingbattDrArdisShowDotCom DrArdisOnRumbleDotComnicotineForAustism

[@klaatunecktie7906]

@@AndreaDingbatt Do you seriously think vaccines cause autism? Do you also think 5G causes cancer? You need to reevaluate your ability to understand medical science and stop reading bullshit articles shared on Facebook or whatever it is that has caused you to fall into this conspiracy theory. I honestly feel bad for you.

[@lucyanderson9064]

@@AndreaDingbatt Autism is not caused by vaccines, and it's not an illness. I'm autistic. Please stop making it out to be a disorder, something that needs to avoided, or 'cured'. You may want to look at a video about how neurotypicals, and the world they designed are the real disordered ones. We have no problems understanding things, or functioning. We just can't deal with the awful world that the rest of you created, and it's NTs who struggle to understand us, and make lots of assumptions.

[@dogevanzandt2889]

The pagan connection to horses mentioned is Loki, he used to have semgx with then. Absolutely not the kidding or being silly.

[@lukesayers5850]

H.P. badass broadcast from the shield! ❤❤🎉❤❤Luh youz, eh?

[@1TakoyakiStore]

I recently came across 2 odd accounts of strange happenings. They were so similar despite being both centuries & continents apart. The first story takes place prior to the Renaissance and tells of some festival occuring when a sailing ship emerges from the clouds and drops an anchor. This anchor gets snagged on something, either a door or a tombstone depending on the account. A lighter than air human then jumps off the ship and starts floating down along the anchor line using swiming-like motions. People from the festival on the ground restrain this person but a priest or bishop tells the people to release him as he will drown if kept down here in the thicker atmosphere for too long. He is released and swims back up through the air to the ship. Later the people on the ship cut the anchor line and the sailing ship in the sky sails off and out of site. Cut to the US in the late 1890's during the rash of flying machine sightings. In one newspaper account a flying machine is sighted over a town. An achor is thrown overboard and begins to be dragged along the ground. Eventually the anchor snaggs some railroad ties. A curious croud begins to gather until the occupants in the flying machine decide to cut the anchor line. Due to the span of time, the different locations, and the fact that only a few hundred people could have been aware of the first story in the 1890's, makes me think that this story is something that's a product of the collective unconscious. Take that however you like. Edit: Thanks to the channel Think Anomalous for uncovering the parallels between these to stories and bringing it to public attention.

[@Pillagingjust4fun...]

Jacques Vallee was the one to research those old stories regarding the flying ships and anchors and point out their similarities in one of his books back in the 70s or 80s. It's cool other channels are bringing it up in their videos, too, but they should credit Jacques for that one. He was among the first to connect UFOs/Aliens with fairies, leprechauns, and other folklore. He got a lot of ridicule at the time, but his ideas are becoming more mainstream nowadays.

[@1TakoyakiStore]

@@Pillagingjust4fun... I'd say Jaques Vallee's work consists of about 80% of the material on that channel. There's even a video dedicated to "Five Arguments Against the Extraterrestrial Origin of Unidentified Flying Objects." The only reason why I didn't cite Vallee before was because I couldn't recall if it was Vallee or not.

[@CV-mw6pt]

Vallee’s “Passport to Magonia” is the cited book, for those interested.

[@Pillagingjust4fun...]

@1TakoyakiStore I'm sorry I didn't mean to be a stickler, I just recently got into his work myself that's why I recognized those stories. Wasn't trying to give you a hard time about it

[@Hamilton1982]

In my family, which is Acadian. We have a unique ghost story passed down over many years. My great grandfather one night heard his horses in the barn acting up, and kicking the walls of the stalls. Hearing the noise, he went outside to notice light shining out from the barn windows. Calling to his brother, who was sitting by the stove smoking his pipe. Both men loaded their guns and ran up the short hill to the barn. The story goes the horses where acting terrified and very loud. The light was escaping the barn around the large double doors by any and all gaps available. As my great grandfather's brother made ready his weapon. My grandfather opened the door. To his brother and his own surprise. The light simply disappeared. Lighting a couple oil lamps that hung on hooks just inside the door, they went further inside expecting to see a thief. The story goes all seven horses where facing the barn outside wall and shaking. Their backs were soaked in water from sweat. It was then when my great grandfather's brother noticed the tails and mains on the horses, they were all braided in the finest and tiny of braids. Both men stood in shock and confusion. The following day, my great grandfather spoke to his neighbor, who was new to the community. The family was of German decent. The German family said, "Fear not that's just fairy's." Over the years, my family has concluded that the fairy's came with the German family. Who really knows. There is more to this, I just wanted to share the basics.

[@Wolfenhaas]

Fantastic work as always!

[@kittentacticalwarfare1140]

In Guatemala they have the "Sombreron or Tziztimite" (big hat), is a smaller than a child man wearing an absurdly large hat, suit and often carrying an acoustic guitar. Who would try to seduce beautiful women with long hair and big eyes; throwing dirt at their food(while being invisible) causing them to starve to death, charming them with serenatas, and making braids in the women's hair and horses manes/tails so intertwined that is impossible to undo them, being the only choice left to cut them off. Legend has it there are two ways to get rid of the evil spirit both with the promise of giving the victim away in marriage to the entity: One is to give them a piece of black cloth, and asking itto wash it until it's white on a river, which cause it to try it until it gives up. The second one; is to have the woman ask it to play a song like the ones angels play in heaven for God. To which the creature will play instead a depressive tune, walking away whole crying and leaving behind a sulfur stench.

[@VincentNajger1]

What subject was getting channels banhammered in '21? (I assume its regarding the coof and how certain channels attributed it all sorts of stuff and suggested all sorts of 'cures'? Or I could be totally wrong lol)

[@deborahbarry8250]

I truly enjoyed your video... I subscribed ❤

[@batboylives]

Hammerson Time! View 4,444 lol....Take care and be safe everyone.

[@retiredrecon]

I'd love to see a collaboration between you and wendigoon.

[@fevergaming1]

wendigoon gives me diareah

[@retiredrecon]

@@fevergaming1 sounds like you should see a doctor.

[@sealyoness]

I do love your narration.

[@salvagemonster3612]

Another excellent video

[@robinblack3865]

Great stories!!

[@darrell3391]

Hi Hammerson, I was born and raised in Burin, Newfoundland. We have many French named towns but none of them are actually pronounced in their true French way. Petite Forte’ is pronounced Petty Fort, another example Port au Bras, pronounced Port-o-bra. The little French islands not far from Burin called St Pierre and Miquelon were the focal point of much smuggling of liquor and tobacco right up until the 90’s when the RCMP started confiscating houses, boats and vehicles as proceeds of crime. Smuggling still continues but in much smaller and quieter circles. When I was in my late teens it was quite easy to purchase 60oz bottles of rum or whiskey or 200g cans of premium tobacco. A phone call, a query about the availability of “green paint” and a short walk was all required to purchase smuggled tobacco or cigarettes. I enjoy your content immensely, thank you.

[@RacerX888]

My family is from Antigonish, NS, and I can guarantee that it is a creepy place at night. Especially when you get out to the St. Joseph's Parrish area at night. Driving through those woods in pitch black is the eeriest experience. There is a cemetery in St. Josephs that has a light shining in the cemetery at night, but during the day, there is no light to be seen anywhere. I used to spend summers there as a kid and it was a very scary place to be outside in the dark. Lots of noises in the woods and very few houses spaced far apart.

[@HammersonPeters]

Interesting! You might also enjoy this video, one of the stories from which is set in Antigonish: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3TIdaONnqafo7c&ab_channel=HammersonPeters

[@justinbrown9838]

Jacques Vallee would be proud! Bravo!

[@Sentientdreamer]

❓Question for the author❓ I've heard the native peoples who use the term Windego or Skinwalkers do not use the term lightly or in front of those not in their 'family'. Do you find yourself concerned with using it or doing research?

[@HammersonPeters]

Like “speak of the devil and he shall appear”. To be honest, I’ve never really been worried about that, although maybe that’s unwise of me.

[@Sentientdreamer]

@@HammersonPeters It's an interesting line to walk, looking into, researching and discussing these topics. My personal experience and thoughts are based on a couple things. 1 is, no one had to tell me there was a monster or boogie man under my bed, I always knew that, as in being born with this idea/experience... 2 is, many people use the word demon (for example) as a full stop in maintaining their own ignorance for whatever reason. I find willful ignorance troubling... Thanks for all your videos and research. 🎉❤️

[@paulkcormier]

imagine the "twilight zone"episodes you could make from all hammerson tells you sadly so many have not a clue as to "what goes bump in the night"----hugely david paulides omits and ignores all this stuff when it would amswer many of his questions if not at least make the trail to the truth more plainly evident -hammerson tops in my book WAKE UP SMALL Town MONSTERS and Jeremy Corbell i challenge you to go to nahanni valley

[@generaleerelativity9524]

If you believe that then you haven't been paying attention to what Dave has been saying. Although a small percentage of incidents can be attributed to to cryptid activities, there's something much worse than them lurking around and they're not on foot but up ☝️there in craft that are far more advanced than anything we have developed yet.

[@danielhicks4826]

Man the one with the kid jack to wake up and not make it is just so sad.

[@skylartoth8047]

When are you going to do a show on the huge mound.... Pilot Mound in Manitoba? Or the guardian of the Badlands in Southern Saskatchewan?

[@missfriscowin3606]

Well, I grew up at Loon Lake. Learned to water ski and fish and swim. I never ever heard the history of it. Thank you ☺️ very much for this great documentary.

[@dwellinj1513]

Ah, another informative and fascinating subject! You are so talented! Thank you for this!

[@kittentacticalwarfare1140]

Just on time for lunch 😊

[@zariaillevacs9682]

So, were they trying to teach children what, selling pretty ponys to braid hair on? It was in the commercials. Barbie and my pretty pony... So why? Like Barbies pony in bows and braids was like a commercial

[@DonGilbertoGuruledeNuevoMejico]

Barbie = the devil

[@t.d.357]

Love It!!!

[@henryfonseca4198]

That scream little jack pike yelled, imagine what he saw?

[@marcovandermerwe3026]

Pretty interesting but I feel like a lot of the connections are a bit of a stretch.

[@AmericanMinutemen]

Hammerson, On what other platforms do you post video presentations? I didn't realize that I had missed some. Also, please clarify, did the horse pass through the side of the barn or out through the side of an open side of the barn? I appreciate your elucidation of such other-worldly events. We need such open discussions in order to come to a better knowledge of The Truth.

[@HammersonPeters]

I used to post regularly on BitChute, Rumble, and Odyssee. Now I only post on BitChute. I believe it was through the barn wall.

[@bethbartlett5692]

Energy ... what we: "Think + Feel X Believe" = Our Frequency = Our Reality It is what We create through Attraction The "Universal Law of Attraction" is Absolute. It is the 🔑 to our Life Journey. When 9ne realizes this and eatablishes a habit of being: "Conscious in Thought" + "Applying Higher Mind" 🔺 a far more desired Journey is experienced. This is the evolving that we benefit from.

[@opalglass8101]

When it comes to believers, demons should not be able to possess them because of the Holy Spirit.

[@jodyeyre9840]

❤ keep up the awesome work 👍

[@Oregonthistle]

Wonderful! Thank you!

[@dennisburt4614]

The goblin if ofended would be anoying and persacutons of all kinds i think we foundvwhere justin castro youre fearless leaders from

[@sirtokesalot5161]

Yes! Thanks hammerson. ❤🎉❤

[@sasqetshenkley1190]

*doubleplusgood!* 👍🏻

[@raeray8245]

Robin Goffe will answer more of the ducks questions. xoxo Thank You for your work!

[@LibraryofGnosis]

I can see why it was not allowed in 2021...Good for you exposing these poisons for what they are. Keep up the great work, love every video of yours.

[@KerrieKruegner]

I think the little people get to my hair at times😊I think these fairytale hair care results are referred to as Elfbolts or Elfknots

[@fiedelmina]

little Betty was most likely sexually abused, probably by the same criminals who raped her sister. She was kept and abused for a few days then let go in the forest. when she was found she was in shock. Being very young, she couldn't really understand what happened to her and repressed it after a while, not remembering and seeming happy again. Probably had some mental problems later as an adult. It's also possible that the criminals were not the neighbouring boys but some vagrants who also milked the farmers cow but remained hidden, movin on after the events.

[@klaatunecktie7906]

What are those Wendigo books you mention?

[@HammersonPeters]

'Dangerous Spirits,' by Shawn Smallman, and 'Wendigo Lore' by Chad Lewis and Kevin Nelson.

[@klaatunecktie7906]

@@HammersonPeters thanks!

[@christianpnorris]

Good job!

[@Motsognir9791]

👍

[@jacobhope6164]

schadenfreude is a German word meaning to derive pleasure from the pain and/ or misfortune of another.

[@sealyoness]

Young women tend to exhibit unusual electro-magnetic issues as they go through puberty. Most girls do not attract anything that can cause unusual activity. BTW, my friend Smokey, Grampa's pony, would have burrs, but nobody could braid his mane, and certainly none of the odd folk either. And Smokey would not let just anyone ride or even get near him. I'm grateful he thought me adequate.

[@jackalope2302]

The 🦆 sounds in the third segment made me laugh out loud.

[@AudaciousAmber]

❤

[@Me-ei8yd]

♥️🇨🇦♥️

[@MrChristianDT]

While the horse braiding little people thing likely entered Native culture with the European immigrants, I will say that there are stories of the more mischievous little people tying peoples' hair or clothes to trees & bushes when out in the wild & not paying attention.

[@MrChristianDT]

Also, poltergeists seem to have been originally attributed in Germanic culture with angry or mischievious elves, as well as some types of ghost phenomenon, doppelgangers, the sleep Paralysis Demon (old Hag was imported from the Slavs to replace the original Germanic interpretation), crop circles, spiriting people away, mine knockers & swamp lights/ orbs/ ball lightning. You can kind of see that in the fact that household elves most dispise in the humans they cohabit with, a disorderly household which is constantly fighting, as well as laziness, uncleanliness & general disrespect leveled towards themselves & the gods.

[@MrChristianDT]

Next, I'm a little sad of what it appears that the Changeling lore was describing is more akin to the mother getting postpartum depression. The child looks a little different naturally after a few weeks or months & it's rare for babies to automatically form an emotional attachment to the parent in as much as taking it as normal & fearing change & very common for a parent to catch on to that fact & feel slighted, put off, scared or confused by it, as many women assume their child loving them will be automatic, thus they feel trapped with this thing that neither loves nor respects them yet, often unsure of what it wants or how to calm it when it's upset & slip into depression. Doesn't sound like it's necessarily trying to be an explanation for autism, at all. Not everyone who is weird or antisocial is autistic, either. Autistics have obsessive ideas of order which they consider non-negotiable & don't find weird at all, have trouble processing the emotions of themselves or others & gravitate to skills &/ or academics over forming bonds from an extremely early age, instead of prioritizing bonds, or doing both, as the average person would do. People can also become weird due to becoming emotionally stunted from lack of opportunity or abuse/ neglect or otherwise intentional withdrawal from society, or may have other mental illnesses- OCD, anxiety disorders, ADHD, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, etc.

[@MushroomMagpie]

Garuda battle naga throughout the ages all over the world.

[@dartmart9263]

I think the man who claimed to have found Betty must have been her abductor.

[@klaatunecktie7906]

What about this video would not be accepted by KZbin?

[@jeannineflores3623]

What’s with blocking out the word “vaccine “ and “vaccination “? KZbin is getting ridiculous.

[@loadingmikke7451]

In scandinavian folklore, we had the little people. They could be mischievous if not fed by the farmers. But if fed, they would bring luck to the farm and protect it. I've experienced two bearded humanoids while sleeping in some woods when i was a teen. I was gonna sleep in my sleeping bag in the woods, as my mothers car only had enough space for her and my little brother. Before closing my eyes, i got this thought that i was gonna say out loud:" Tell the animals that i wanna be left alone. Im just sleeping here and will be going when i wake up!" Then two bearded humanoids stood maybe 2 meters away from me, in wool clothing and red top hats appeared. Smiled at me, and said in thought:"hihi, we will tell them,hihi!" And they disappeared as fast as they appeared. I just thought okey, thanks, and fell asleep. Those woods and entities felt genuine, and it felt like a protected part of the woods. I showed it respect, and they showed me respect.

[@CountryBwoy]

The thing about the one shoe....? Every now and again I'll find a single shoe usually a woman's and most of the time its a child's shoe. Its weird, and often enough that I'm bringing it up....

[@artbyamyk]

I live in West Hartford, CT

[@successorofboris6663]

missing 411 the people who are found, can never seem to remember what happened or what. never heard their side of what happened.

[@itsmers]

My son's autistic. He was perfectly fine and healthy. When he was around 18 months, We started to get him vaccinated and his development completely stopped. He's seven years old and still not communicating

[@stoptrudeau42]

Don't take experimental cov I'd shots.

[@R.PMcMurphy]

Don't tell Trudeau ​@@stoptrudeau42

[@namedrop721]

Thats about the age autism shows up 🤷

[@charlottewagner715]

My son was told he had asp.erg.ers at age 30 after a (30-year) lifetime of being mystified. In the first two years of his life, 1981 and 1982, he got all of the usual inch.ect.ins. At that time, I had barely heard the word au.ti.sm and the book or notes on asp.erg.ers had neither been investigated nor translated. But I noticed after each inch.ect.in myson went sortof sleepy and disconnected. He always sortof recovered, but nwver somehow quite back to where he had been before. I could not have imagined it because I completely lacked the necessary knowledge. Ok, i hope I disguised the words that would make this post vanish...

[@KerrieKruegner]

Bit disappointed at the credit given to the largely discredited Warrens not the area they worked in but them personally So Do Not Try for Friends through a Ouiji Board

[@chris_iapetus]

The greatest trick the devil ever pulled is dogmatic, hierarchical, paternal religion.