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In Guarani mythology, Japeusa was one of the three sons of Rupave and Sypave. He was born standing up and was the disobedient son who did things backwards.
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In Chinese mythology, Jen-Shen is a divine Shehe of man. The creator of thought, language, music and civilizations.
Research Jen-Shen
In Zimbabwean mythology, Jezanna is a glowing goddess of the golden moon, abundant crops, healthy children and plentiful cattle.
Research Jezanna
In Muslim mythology, a jinn is a spirit which is able to assume human or animal shape. They are supposed to have been created out of fire and maybe either good or bad and may be controlled by man by the use of Talismans.
Research Jinn
In Colombian mythology, Jubchas-Guaya was the rebellious, light-hearted, wild and lovely goddess of the moon, love, happiness and intoxication.
Research Jubchas-Guaya
In Finnish mythology, Jumala was the first sky god. He had no shape or identity, but was a creative impulse only.
Research Jumala
In Dravidian mythology, Jyestha was the goddess of the cosmic energy which motivates evolution. She who dances the dance of life.
Research Jyestha
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Mythology
