Mora or Zmora in Slavic countries according to wiki Poland
In Polish folklore, mora are the souls of living people that leave the body during the night, and are seen as wisps of straw or hair or as moths. In certain Slavic languages, variations of the word mora actually mean moth (such as in Slovak language mora or another example is Czech word můra). Serbia
In Serbia, mare is called mora, or noćnik/noćnica ("night creature", masculine and feminine respectively). It is a common belief that mora enters the room through the keyhole, sits on the chest of the sleepers and tries to strangle them (hence moriti, "to torture", "to bother", "to strangle"). To repel moras, children are advised to look at the window or to turn the pillow and make a sign of cross on it (prekrstiti jastuk); in the early 19th century, Vuk Karadžić mentions that people would repel moras by leaving a broom upside down behind the door, or putting their belt on top of their sheets, or saying an elaborate prayer poem before they go to sleep. Croatia
In Croatian, "mora" refers to a "nightmare". Mora or Mara is one of the spirits from ancient Slav mythology. Mara was a dark spirit that takes a form of a beautiful woman and then visits men in their dreams, torturing them with desire, and dragging life out of them. Other names were nocnica, "night woman" in Polish, or éjjeljáró, "nightwalker" in Hungarian
from my family tales and personal experiences it's lovely lady who sat on your chest in night and weep or chocke you she is really really upset and cold in touch she is or white or black more often called Zmora than Mora. She is undead unpeaceful soul who cries a lot
Do you know the english "Nightmare" ? which really means "Night female horse" and it's said it was a kinda demonic white mare who comes in the nights and sits over your chest and take your soul to a journey.
Sounds a lot like the witch from left 4 dead. Also sounds like a demon this guy encountered in the haunted. Good thing I have a cross necklace. They work right? Meh I don't usually have choking dreams anyway. More likely falling dreams. Nice picture too I like how Heydrich is playing the violin c:
hahaha Zmoras are older than left 4 dead and even then computer radio and tv age They dont work just putting zmora in bottle and burning it on fire works crosses and other christian magic is useless for ancient demons, becase for them jesus and co are just young yelling children
Ta ascetyczna kolorystyka wpasowuje się w moje gusta (ale się dzisiaj nafavuję Twoich prac, ale co ja poradzę, jak mi się podobają xD). Heydrich wygląda trochę jakby pracował w rzeźni, a potem poszedł grać na skrzypcach (hmm, tutaj nasuwa mi się skojarzenie z jednym z utworów Jelonka...).
Hmm, deseń z krwi na samym dola przypomina kształtem dalekowschodni "krzaczek", ale nie wiem, czy to nie przypadek
no w sumie pracowal w rzeźni a potem grał na skrzypcach z tym ze taki byl cwany ze nigdy na rekach krwi nie mial ani nikogo nie ubił podlejszy typ rzeźnika
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