More Unicorn Sites & Links

Some more pages and links of interest to those in pursuit of unicorns on the web (note that this is not even close to being a comprehensive list, but merely a good way to get started):

• The Unicorn and the Jorge has a tremendous collection of unicorn art, all properly credited and linked (yay for people observing copyright, eh?), links, information, lots of cool stuff
• The Mystical Unicorn has some really interesting thoughts on the unicorn in various spiritual/mystical traditions
• Geoff's Unicorns Page has extensive links and other good stuff, and is one of the best-established and oldest unicorn sites on the web
• Gloriana's Court has a lot of wonderful Medieval and fantasy materials, including a fair bit of unicorn lore, and like Geoff's site, this one has been on the net for quite number of years
• Why kill the unicorn? The Beastmaster at Chimaera, the Bestiary Blog, ponders why the unicorn is always killed when it's captured
• The Unicorn Dialogues is an intriguing site. According to the site's author, Dialogues with the Unicorn "does not involve fantasy or fiction but is based on truths that are as real to me as the natural world outside. This wisdom transcends all divisions of place, religions, politics and origin."
• Unicorn Collector has a bookstore, a collection of photographs, lyrics and poems about unicorns, unicorn quotes, and other interesting tidbits.
• Unicorn Races by Stephen J. Brooks is a beautifully illustrated childrens' book in which you can share the adventures of young Abigail as she embarks on a wonderful adventure into a world of dreams and make-believe; where unicorns race and elves and fairies prepare marvelous feasts of sundaes, cakes and cookies.
• The Biblical Unicorn: King James and the Wild Ox (a study of why unicorns appear in the King James version of the Bible)

You are the most universal mythical beast ever. Sightings of the unicorn have been reported from all over the world, even in these modern times. Unicorns are pure and incurruptible. In China, unicorns symbolised gentleness, good will, and wisdom. Christianity links the unicorn with Christ. It is said that unicorns would only allow virgin girls to see them, let alone touch them. They were easily lured into fatal ambushes by a virgin with some potchers waiting for the unicorn in nearby bushes. A unicorn's horn was a highly prised possesion, which was reputed to have great healing capabilities. With the touch of its horn, a unicorn could bring back a person who had been dead for several hours. But when disattached from the unicorn's body, the magic was suggnificantly reduced and could only protect against poison. The unicorn had the body of a horse, a unique spirling horn, and a lion's tail. They were pure white in color. Congratulations, you are a rarity amoung mythical beasts. There aren't enough of people like you in the world.

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