Disclaimer

Welcome to Lebarty, where myths come alive and stories transcend time.

At Lebarty, we are dedicated to exploring, reinterpreting, and retelling the rich tapestry of world mythology and folklore. Our mission is to illuminate these stories in new, engaging ways—through dramatized retellings, fictional interviews, and creative storytelling. However, as we navigate these ancient tales, we recognize the importance of approaching them with both respect and sensitivity.

A Journey Through Imagination, Not Absolute Truth

The myths and folklore we explore span centuries and continents, emerging from a variety of cultures, religions, and traditions. These stories often carry deep spiritual, historical, and emotional significance for people around the world. At Lebarty, we present these tales through the lens of creativity and imagination, not as definitive accounts or absolute truths. Our interpretations are artistic, speculative, and inspired by the mythical narratives themselves; they are not intended to alter, diminish, or disrespect any cultural or spiritual belief.

We encourage our readers to view our content as creative reinterpretations—playful expansions on ancient lore, rather than definitive or scholarly accounts. Myths are living stories, and our retellings aim to breathe new life into them while respecting their origins.

Cultural Sensitivity and Respect: Our Guiding Principles

We understand that myths and folklore are more than just stories for many people—they are expressions of faith, identity, and cultural heritage. We approach these narratives with the utmost respect and aim to honor the traditions they stem from. However, given the diversity and depth of world myths, it is possible that some retellings, reimaginings, or perspectives may not align with traditional beliefs or interpretations.

We do not claim to provide an authoritative or definitive interpretation of any mythology or folklore. Instead, our goal is to create a space where myths can be re-explored, celebrated, and reimagined, opening doors to new ways of understanding. We ask that our readers approach our content with an open mind, appreciating the spirit of creativity and exploration that drives our work.

Artistic Freedom and Fictional Content

Many of our articles include fictional interviews with mythological figures, dramatic retellings, and original stories inspired by legends from around the world. These fictionalized accounts are meant to entertain and engage, offering a playful take on what it might be like to converse with gods, heroes, or mythical creatures. Such content is purely imaginative and should not be mistaken for historical or factual depictions.

If you come across a character, event, or perspective that challenges your own understanding of a myth or folklore, we hope you can view it as an opportunity to appreciate the creativity and diversity of interpretations that myths have inspired over time. After all, myths themselves have always been fluid, adapting and evolving as they pass through generations and cultures.

Diverse Perspectives: Inclusivity and Dialogue

Lebarty is committed to fostering a global dialogue around myths and folklore. We believe that every story deserves to be heard and every culture has a voice worth celebrating. Our platform is a space for exploration, learning, and appreciation. We aim to bring together diverse perspectives—sometimes even contrasting ones—because we believe that engaging with different viewpoints enriches our understanding of the human experience.

However, we also acknowledge that myths are deeply personal and may be sacred to certain communities. If any content on our platform feels sensitive or controversial, we encourage respectful discussion and feedback. We are always open to learning from our audience and to adapting our approach to ensure that we honor the stories we tell.

Not Intended as Religious Guidance or Historical Scholarship

Lebarty is a platform for creative storytelling and mythological exploration; it is not a site for religious instruction, historical documentation, or theological analysis. While we draw upon various mythological and folkloric traditions, our content is designed to entertain, educate, and provoke thought—not to replace or challenge existing spiritual beliefs or historical records.

We emphasize that our work should not be used as a source for religious practices, rituals, or spiritual guidance. If you are seeking information or interpretation aligned with your specific cultural or religious tradition, we recommend consulting a recognized spiritual leader, historian, or scholar familiar with the original sources and teachings.

Copyright and Fair Use

Lebarty respects the intellectual property of all cultures, traditions, and sources. While myths themselves are often part of the public domain, the ways in which we reinterpret, retell, and dramatize these stories are our original creations. We aim to strike a balance between creative expression and cultural sensitivity, ensuring that our work honors the spirit and intention of the myths we feature. If any individual or community feels that their heritage or story is misrepresented, we encourage them to reach out, and we will work towards a respectful and collaborative resolution.

Our Intent: Connection and Celebration

Above all, Lebarty exists to celebrate the diversity, wonder, and beauty of global myths and folklore. We believe that through stories, we can connect across cultures, eras, and belief systems. Our content is designed to be a journey—one that invites curiosity, sparks imagination, and builds bridges between worlds.

We hope that, regardless of where you come from or what you believe, you find joy, insight, and wonder in the tales we tell. Thank you for joining us on this mythic adventure, and for allowing us to share these timeless stories with a modern twist.

If you have any concerns, feedback, or questions, please feel free to contact us at lebarty@bongchong.com. We value your voice and are committed to ensuring that Lebarty remains a space for inclusive and respectful storytelling.