Lore of Ancestors
My passion for mythology began in elementary school, when I wrote a report on Greek Mythology for my class. After researching my family history, I began exploring some lesser-known mythology and folklore from around the world. This site has become a passion project for me, making obscure folklore information more easily accessible online.
Vodou was a creation of a syncretic religion in Haiti as colonizers attempted to replace the Western African traditions of enslaved people. In turn, Haitian Creole resulted from cultural hybridity.
Haiti has a vibrant history, with a unique cuisine and culture distinct from those of other Caribbean nations. One of the phenomena that emerged from this country is clairin, a spirit distilled from sugarcane juice.
The Three Sisters agricultural technique involves planting corn, beans, and squash together. These three crops complement each other by enriching soil quality and improving crop yield.
Juhannus is one of the most important holidays in Finland, celebrating the summer soltice and “white nights”. In the “Land of the Midnight Sun”, this holiday invokes the joy of perpetual sunlight.
Sahti is one of the oldest brewing methods still used today, dating back to the Viking Era. In 2002, the EU granted Finland a protected designation of origin (PDO) for sahti.