Hello Friends,
Late the other night, while at the bar, I got into a conversation about Lizard People... perhaps the person I was talking to was a lizard person, or they were real, I don't know... it was late... but that got me thinking about this topic, so let's talk lizard people and MER people and such...
People have long been fascinated by the myths and legends of our native cultures. These stories often revolve around mythical creatures that are part human, part animal or some other combination of characteristics. The existence of such creatures is not taken as a joking matter in these cultures. Rather, they see them as messengers from divine powers that protect their people from harm. Let’s take a look at some of the most prevalent reptilian stereotypes and find out whether there is any truth in them or not...
These are humanoid beings that have wings and are often depicted as having some reptilian characteristics. They are said to be the guardians of valuable treasures, medicine or other important things in ancient cultures. Ancient Chinese and Indian cultures have myths about dragon people, who are often seen as having some reptilian traits. These mythical creatures are commonly associated with gold, silver and other valuable substances that can be very helpful in healing.
Greek myth also features dragons, where these are said to be fire-breathing creatures that protect important places like temples and mountains. Other dragon people myths are said to have originated in other parts of the world. Sometimes these mythological beings are associated with a particular nation or race.
A dragon people myth from Africa is associated with the Ashanti people of Ghana and the dragon people of Japan are said to be the guardians of islands and other places in the ocean.
Some ancient cultures, like the Chinese, Japanese and Central American Mayan, believed that lizards can change their colors to blend in with the surroundings, making it difficult for humans to spot them. This led to the belief that these strange beings can blend into human society and pose as ordinary people.
This idea is not the only associated with lizard people. Some believe that they have an ability to control people’s minds and can cause harm to humans. Another popular lizard person myth is that they are half human and half reptile. The lizard people of China are said to have a particular look in their eyes that make them very difficult to spot.
These lizards are said to have a special ability to paralyze people with their gaze and use this power to cause harm to humans.
Many cultures, especially in Asia, believe that certain snakes are able to change shape at will. They can also shapeshift into human form, making it difficult for humans to detect them while they hunt for food.
This idea has been associated with shapeshifting serpents as a way to fool human beings into believing that they are nothing more than ordinary humans. Such myths are common in many parts of the world, including Asia, Africa, the Pacific Islands and parts of Europe. Some snake myths claim that these creatures have magical powers, like the ability to grant wishes or grant protection to their people.
Some snake people myths are associated with the idea that these creatures are messengers from divine powers.
Some reptilian-themed creatures are said to be cannibals. This is a myth that is quite common in many parts of Asia, Africa and South America. This idea is said to have originated when people observed lizards eating smaller lizards. As they observed these animals, they began to believe that these lizards were cannibals.
This reptilian cannibalism myth has been associated with certain species of lizards. These lizards are said to come from the genus Anguidae. Many of them are found in South America, where the idea of lizard cannibalism is said to be very common.
This is a popular myth from the Pacific Islands that portrays merpeople as a race of aquatic humanoids. It’s not just humans that believe in these merpeople myths, but also many marine biologists. The idea of these merpeople has been popular in the Pacific Ocean for many years and is said to have originated from the Polynesian culture.
These merpeople myths portray these aquatic humanoids as peaceful beings that are tasked with protecting the ocean depths. They are said to live together with other aquatic creatures, including sea turtles, dolphins and other types of fish. These merpeople myths are also quite popular in parts of Europe, where they are associated with Celtic cultures.
Are they they same as the Lizard people, or a sub branch of them??? Who knows...
This is a popular pseudoscience belief that portrays the existence of reptilian humanoids that are part of an alien race that came to Earth thousands of years ago.
This idea is commonly associated with the “Reptilian Humanoids” website, which claims that there are pictures of ancient artifacts that depict ancient aliens, including reptilian humanoids.
These “Reptilian Humanoid” beliefs are also often associated with the “Sumerian Secret” conspiracy theory. The “Sumerian Secret” conspiracy theory claims that aliens from ancient Sumerian culture, who are part of an ancient alien cult, are manipulating humanity today. The conspiracy claims that ancient alien artifacts, such as pyramids, are designed to worship these alien beings.
Regardless of whether or not lizard people, shapeshifting serpents, or merpeople actually exist, many people still believe in them. These are just some of the most common reptilian-themed myths and legends.
Also, I do have to say sorry for the clickbait title... I did not reveal anything... just more questions... Hahaha.
But... What do you think?
Thanks for reading and enjoy!
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