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- Iron_in_folklore abstract "Iron has a long and varied tradition in the mythology and folklore of the world. As human blood smells of the iron which its cells contain, and blood in many traditions is equated with the life-force, so iron and minerals have been considered to be the blood or life-force of the Earth. This relationship is charted further in literature on geomancy, ley lines and songlines.".
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- Iron_in_folklore wikiPageWikiLink Cold_Iron_(poem).
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- Iron_in_folklore wikiPageWikiLink Energy_(esotericism).
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- Iron_in_folklore wikiPageWikiLink Kīla_(Buddhism).
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- Iron_in_folklore wikiPageWikiLink Polarity_(physics).
- Iron_in_folklore wikiPageWikiLink Radula.
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- Iron_in_folklore wikiPageWikiLink Scotland.
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- Iron_in_folklore wikiPageWikiLink Sir_Walter_Scott.
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