Part I
Fairytales
Alice
and the Red
Queen
The Blue Flower
The Butterfly Dream
Cinderella
The Little Match Girl
The Golem
The Happy Prince
Little Red Riding Hood
The Nightingale and the Rose
Mr. Sandman and the Brownies
Shadows of Witchcraft
Scheherazade
*Sources: Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, Novalis,
Chuang Tzu, Brothers Grimm,
Hans Christian Andersen, Rabbi Loewe,
Oscar Wilde, Brothers Grimm,
Oscar Wilde, German Folktale,CarlMichaels, Arabian Nights
Part II
Fables and Fiction
The
Ass, the Fox, and the Lion
The Pied Piper of Hamelin
Count Dracula
Frankenstein
The Werewolf
Tarzan and the Apes
The Crow and the Fox
The Fisherman and his Soul
The Goose with the Golden Eggs
Jungle Book
I, Robot
The Winged Unicorn
*Sources: Aesop, Brothers Grimm, Bram
Stocker, Mary Shelly, Guy Endore,
Edgar Rice Burroughs, Jean de la Fontaine, Oscar Wilde, Aesop, Rudyard
Kipling, Asimov, Carl Michaels
The World of Fantasy
Part III
Sagas
Atlantis
Menelaus and Paris
Odysseys and Penelope
Aeneas
and Dido
Candaules
and Gyges
Alexander the Great
Siegfried and
Kriemhild
Beowulf and King
Arthur
Robin Hood and King
Richard I
Roland and El Cid
Ashok and Genghis
Khan
The Last of the
Mohican
*Sources: Plato, Homer, Vergil, Herodotus, German Myth,
Anglo
Saxon Myth, Sir Walter Scott, French Epic,
Spanish
Epos, Indian Myth, Mongolian Myth,
James
Fennimore Cooper
Part IV
Legends
Augustine
Buddha and Jesus
Constantine and Mother Helena
Saint Elizabeth
Francis of Assisi
Saint George
Saint Christopher
Jeanne d'Arc
Mohamed and Ali
Mother Mary
Saint Martin and Saint Nicolas
Solomon and the Queen of Sheba
*Sources: Augustine, Sanskrit/Bible, Roman Myth, German Myth,
Italian Myth, Anglo Saxon
Myth, Roman Myth, French Epic,
Quran,
Bible, Roman Myth, Jewish
Myth
You
can leave it up to the way it happens, or else deliberately go the way
you prefer most when to make your crossover to the World of Fantasy.
Think with your heart, not with your head. Soon or later everyone has
to leave the world of reality on Earth to go back to the homelands of
fantasy. As the Queen of Sheba said with other words to King Solomon
when she left him:
Your soul is immortal,
the breath of God,
His love lasts for good,
forever and a day
in the World of Fantasy.
