Päivä: 29.1.2025

This video dives into the mythological creatures that have roamed the lands. Future videos will cover other types of mythological beings, including aerial and aquatic creatures, spirits and specters, shapeshifters, divines, and demons.

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Timestamps:

00:00 – Abatwa
01:31 – Actaeon
03:14 – Agropelter
04:39 – Al-Mi’raj
06:08 – Allocamelus
07:28 – Amarok
08:45 – Asag
10:04 – Asin
11:27 – Axehandle Hound
12:25 – Baku
13:39 – Ball-Tailed Cat
15:12 – Beast of Gévaudan
16:33 – Bigfoot
18:14 – Bloody Bones
19:37 – Bluecap
21:21 – Brunswick Lion
22:32 – Buggane
23:45 – Bulgasari
25:01 – Cactus Cat
26:09 – Camahueto
27:39 – Calydonian Boar
28:50 – Calygreyhound
30:06 – Ceryneian Hind
31:18 – Cherufe
32:39 – Crocotta
34:05 – Curupira
35:40 – Dungavenhooter
37:09 – Dwarf
38:54 – Ebu Gogo
40:24 – Ennedi Tiger
41:45 – Erymanthian Boar
43:15 – Faun
44:52 – Frankenstein’s Monster
46:14 – Gnome
47:53 – Gold-Digging Ant
49:29 – Goldhorn
51:04 – Golem
52:54 – Grootslang
54:26 – Hibagon
56:08 – Hippalectryon
57:30 – Hodag
58:55 – Homunculus
1:00:19 – Hydra
1:01:36 – Imp
1:02:54 – Jackalope
1:04:37 – Jotun
1:06:05 – Junjudee
1:07:30 – Jué Yuán
1:09:13 – Kabandha
1:10:45 – Keresh
1:12:03 – Khepri
1:13:32 – Kumbhakarna
1:15:05 – Leprechaun
1:16:27 – Lion of Cithaeron
1:17:40 – Manticore
1:19:15 – Mesingw
1:20:45 – Minotaur
1:22:45 – Monoceros
1:24:07 – Moss People
1:25:27 – Mountain Giant
1:26:58 – Mungoon-Gali
1:28:28 – Myrmecoleon
1:29:43 – Nemean Lion
1:30:59 – Ogre
1:32:27 – Orcs
1:33:49 – Oread
1:35:07 – Orthrus
1:36:49 – Pabilsag
1:38:16 – Patupaiarehe
1:39:54 – Peluda
1:41:22 – Penghou
1:42:45 – Pombero
1:44:10 – Psoglav
1:45:39 – Saci
1:47:24 – Sarangay
1:48:44 – Satyr
1:50:14 – Scorpion Man
1:51:34 – Sigbin
1:52:59 – Skvader
1:54:45 – Spriggan
1:56:33 – Stick Indians
1:57:56 – Tall Man
1:59:49 – Tigris
2:01:23 – Tikbalang
2:03:29 – Tokeloshe
2:04:56 – Trauco
2:06:29 – Troll
2:07:57 – Trow
2:09:23 – Tschäggättä
2:11:21 – Vioge
2:12:44 – Wolpertinger
2:14:11 – Whowie
2:15:33 – Xenarthrans
2:17:30 – Yeren
2:18:50 – Yeti
2:20:39 – Yowie
2:22:38 – Ypotryll
2:24:23 – Zombie

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If we were to travel back to the nights of nearly 4000 years ago, specifically, to Babylon, we might have been warned by our fellow neighbours that something wicked lurked in the dark. According to this ancient Mesopotamian mythology, female spirits, known as the Lilitu, were the bringers of misfortune, diseases and were prone to harm and even murder children. Rooted in the cultural and religious beliefs of early Mesopotamian societies, it was such a demon like the Lilitu that reflected their attempts to explain and personify the unknown dangers of their environment. By examining the Lilitu’s characteristics and its role within ancient superstition, we can gain insight into how the people of Sumeria, Assyria and Babylon may have dealt with misfortune and tragedy – especially when it came to the loss of their children.

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2:16 Connection To Lilith/Lamashtu
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8:13 Isaiah’s Account
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💡 TOPICS IN THIS VIDEO 💡
– Lilitu
– Lilith
– Babylonian Mythology
– Mesopotamian Mythology
– Angels
– Demons
– Biblical Stories
– Biblical Mysteries

📚 Sources and Further Reading 📚

Isaiah, Old Testament NIV
Book of Kings, Old Testament NIV
The Hebrew Goddess, Raphael Patai
Major Trends in Jewish Mysticism, Gershom Scholem
Babylon: Mesopotamia and the Birth of Civilisation, Paul Kriwaczek

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