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Go t to go take another white pill in two hours. Muh nose is getting sinus drainage again.

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Foxs and European Folk Religions.

https://discover.hubpages.com/animals/The-Fox-Symbolism-In-Different-Cultures-And-Mythologies

England

According to the Celtic Folklore, foxes symbolize incomparable wisdom and intelligence, in England. Foxes are honored for their wisdom, which are considered the ultimate guide in both the physical and spiritual worlds.

France

According to French mythology, foxes are considered to be clever and intelligent, but they were taken to be the incarnation of of slyness and cunning.

Russia

Foxes have an important role among Slavic people, according to Russian folklore, foxes are depicted as a clever and witty woman. In Russian fairy tales, foxes always have the upper hand in everything their plots, and they would often trick their counterparts.

The Fox Mythologies

The Fox Mythologies

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What Do Foxes Symbolize In Ancient Mythologies

Greek Mythology

Despite being weaker than both the wolf and the bear in physical ability, the fox defeats both that symbolizes the victory of wisdom and knowledge over malice and brute force.

Greek and Roman Mythology

The Teumessian fox, or Cadmean vixen, was a monstrous child of Typhon and Echidna, and gigantic fox that was destined never to be caught. The beast was put to use by Dionysus, who sent it to havoc Thebes and kill the children of the city.

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The idea of foxes disguised as monks, or using animal imagery in religious contexts, is a recurring theme in art and folklore, particularly within Christianity and Japan. While not directly related to Danish paganism, these depictions often served as commentary on moral corruption and religious hypocrisy, according to a post on Instagram.

Danish Connections:

While not a prominent theme in Danish paganism, the fox as a symbol of cunning and deceit, and its association with trickery, could be found in various European folklore traditions, including those of Denmark.

~PreChritianityFolkReligions

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Years later today, why is freedom being banned in England? Paul joseph Watson.

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Could go on and on with modernity times.

Sweden has housing problem = arabs and invader.

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Eagle must be take off of German flag.

*Woke* schools today takes down American flag for gay flag.

How woke time working out for you now?

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Today in europe: no such thing as westerners, it arabs invaders with the culture.

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Modernity Schools: Brain wash them some more. With more indoctrinated guilt trip lessons.

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