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long hair ablaze. In his hair was a reviving medicine, which the boy and the townspeople used to revive the three people by splashing it on their bones. Feeling sorry for Owuo, because Owuo had been kind to him, the boy poured the medicine into Owuo's eye, reviving it. Now the eye winks, and every time the eye of Owuo winks, someone dies.
220:, the most common myth is that originally people had the power to rejuvenate themselves by shedding their skin like a snake. However, when somebody, usually an old woman, does this, she frightens her grandchildren, who cry until she resumes her old skin, an act which mandates death for future generations. 136:
According to Krachi traditional stories, death came to humanity as a result of a young Krachi boy pouring reviving medicine into the eye of a dead Owuo (the Asante god of death). Owuo had been killed for a boy who had canabalised three people and the townspeople resolved to kill Owuo by setting his
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Such myths of death and the end have brought to life gods/goddess that guide a person to their death. In some religions there are deities that even control when an individual will die. For example, in Greek mythology the goddess who has control over an individual's death would be Atropos (known as
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Pervasively in the myths of African cultures, in the beginning there was no death. This can be because a supreme being makes people young again when they grow old; people die but go to heaven to live. In some stories eternal life is lost through some flaw (such as greed, curiosity, stubbornness or
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arrogance), or as a punishment for disobedience, or as the result of human indifference. Other themes are the failure of a message to be delivered to humans, or a severing of the link between heaven and Earth. Sometimes it is as a result of an accident.
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preferred sleep to death but was outvoted by Crow, Fly and Maggot, who sided with Raven. Raven's daughter was then the first to die and so Raven wanted to reverse his choice. But Coyote, the trickster, said that the decision was now irrevocable.
195:, a common explanation of death was that it was the result of a debate between two people or animals in which one would favour death and the other immortality. For example, the story of the 27:
of many cultures. Death is a universal feature of human life, so stories about its origin appear to be universal in human cultures. As such it is a type of
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or Night. If he had escaped, mankind would be immortal, however one of the birds that accompanied him burst out laughing, awakening
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account, Old Man and Old Woman arguing over whether people should die, with Old Woman using magic to ensure that the
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the one who cuts the thread of life). In a modern sense, the most common deity of death is the
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ascribe it to the result of unfavorable chance. For example, in the
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who crushed Māui to death, ending hopes of immortality with him.
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According to Christianity, death is a consequence of the
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wanted death as there would otherwise be too many men.
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from a prior state of innocence, as described in the
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