Ever felt the thunderous power of folklore in your veins? In Romanian literature and folklore, the horse isn’t just an animal; it’s a symbol deeply woven into the cultural fabric. Particularly prominent is the image of the big black horse — dark as coal and as fiery as the embers it’s said to consume. Historically, this ebony steed represents more than mere muscle and mane. It embodies strength, freedom, and sometimes, the mystical bridge between the living and the spiritual realms. Such horses are often depicted as nearly supernatural beings, with powers that echo the ancient roots of Romanian mythology. The presence of these majestic creatures in stories and legends often heralds significant change or the coming of a pivotal event. They are not just transporters across physical distances, but across spiritual and mystical boundaries as well. How does the symbolism of the black horse resonate with your understanding of cultural or personal transformation? Video by @alexfarcas99cay [ Romanian Literature, Romanian Folklore, Black Horse, Symbolism, Cultural Fabric, Mystical Creatures, Supernatural Beings, Spiritual Realms, Mythology, Storytelling, Legends, Cultural Identity, Tradition, Folk Tales, Narrative Power, Mythic Symbols, Transcendence, Cultural Bridges, Heritage, Transformation ] #romania #travel #folklore #literature #mythology #culturalheritage #tradition #storytelling - @romania