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EPISODE · Jul 16, 2026 · 17 MIN

The Serpents | Cosmic Serpents from Hindu, Norse, Mesoamerican & African Tradition

from Folklore and Flourish · host Jane I Blue Box 29

Why do serpents appear in the oldest stories on Earth?In today's episode of Folklore & Flourish, we explore the legendary serpents that embody creation, destruction, wisdom, and the untamed forces of the cosmos. Across cultures, these powerful beings guarded sacred places, challenged the gods, and symbolized the mysteries that lie beyond human understanding.Today's stories include:🐍 Vritra, the dragon of drought in Hindu tradition🌊 Jörmungandr, the World Serpent of Norse mythology🪶 Cipactli, the primordial sea creature of Mesoamerican mythology🌿 Aido Hwedo, the cosmic serpent of the Fon people of BeninThese stories reveal why serpents have remained one of humanity's most enduring symbols of power, transformation, and the unknown.🍃 Folklore & Flourish explores mythology, folklore, ancient civilizations, world religions, and the stories that continue to shape our world.#FolkloreAndFlourish #Mythology #Folklore #Serpents #CosmicSerpent #HinduMythology #NorseMythology #MesoamericanMythology #AfricanTradition #Jormungandr #Vritra #Cipactli #AidoHwedo #AncientHistory #MythologyPodcast

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