I found the Armenian version of the Lilith story: The Armenian Lilith is more of a demonic archetype—she’s called "Lilit," "Lilu," "Al," or "Almas", and though she doesn’t have a consistent full mythological story like in Jewish mysticis #Lilith #mythology ##ancienthistory #story #storytime #legend #goddess #divinefeminine #cristinabruno | Cristina Bruno Dalola

The secret divorce between Adam and Eve and the 130 year long love affair between Adam and Lilith. From Jewish mysticism, the book of Eden and the book of Lilith. #gardenofeden #afamandeve #adamandlilith #Lilith #goddess #vampire #legend #mythology #Jewishmysticism #Bible #lostbooks #storytime | Cristina Bruno Dalola

Stories about Lilith started gaining in popularity during the Middle Ages. Jewish mothers would wear magical amulets and recite lullabies to cast off Lilith during childbirth and to protect laboring women and newborns. The origin of Lilith likely traces back to Mesopotamia. She appears in Sumerian, Akkadian, and Babylonian texts as Lilītu, Ardat-Lilî, and Lamashtu. Likewise, she was associated with sexual immorality and infant death. From the 18th century, she started appearing in famous Europea

536K views · 22K reactions | Discover Lilith, created as Adam's equal and a symbol of independence. #Lilith #Mythology #Feminism #Empowerment #AncientLegends | Myths & Legends | Facebook