Baskadia

Symphony

This is about how we take things for granted in this life and through many wars and battles many beautiful things are left forgotten which in this poem is the “Symphony” and how we long and search for happiness and peace

Arike's Radiant Heart

Tales of a Arike, an African Princess

Pee Mak

"Pee Mak" is a popular Thai folklore about a man named Mak and his wife, Nak. The legend tells the story of Mak, a soldier who goes off to war, leaving his pregnant wife, Nak, behind. Tragically, Mak is injured in battle and presumed dead. However, he miraculously survives and returns home to his wife and newborn child. Upon his return, Mak notices that something is not quite right with his wife. She appears different, exhibiting unusual behavior and a possessive attitude towards their child. De

Effects of Digitalization on Folklore and Oral Traditions

Introduction Folklore and oral traditions have long been the backbone of cultural heritage, preserving history, values, and community identity through storytelling, music, and rituals. However, the digital era has transformed the way these traditions are shared, documented, and experienced. While digitalization has helped in the preservation and dissemination of folklore, it has also altered the nature of these traditions, sometimes detaching them from their original communal settings. Telkom Un

AFRICAN FOLKLORES, A Double-Edged Sword : Preserving Culture vs. Perpetuating Lack and Greed Mentali

Arts Industry or  Storytelling Mastery in any society is a very strong developmental tool which if  well deployed will transform such society greatly.. No doubt our first President Dr. Kwame Nkrumah placed so much premium on it because  he knew its value. Hence let's look at it as people and the necessary reform for the good of our society.

From Folklore to Fiction: Pinoy Aswang Books That Will Keep You Up at Night

From Folklore to Fiction: Pinoy Aswang Books That Will Keep You Up at Night There are a few creations in Philippine literature as vivid and scary as the Aswang. These supernatural figures are commonly portrayed as shape-shifting monsters, and they have always had a special place in Filipino mythology generating numerous stories of horror or suspense. These days, a new cast of Filipino authors has revived these timeless legends and turned them into novels that are retold in fascinating ways. Andr

"If Pakistan Were a Dragon: Exploring Its Mythical Power and Cultural Significance"

This image explores the idea of Pakistan as a dragon, symbolizing its rich cultural heritage and mythical significance. It delves into the themes of power, folklore, and the diverse narratives that shape the national identity, highlighting how these elements intertwine to create a unique cultural tapestry.