The wendigo is often said to be a malevolent spirit, sometimes depicted as a creature with human-like characteristics, which possesses human beings. It is said to cause its victims a feeling of insatiable hunger, the desire to eat other humans, and the propensity to commit murder. In some representations, the wendigo is described as a giant humanoid with a heart of ice, whose approach is signaled by a foul stench or sudden unseasonable chill.
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Do you believe in reincarnation? Are you looking for some positive evidence for this phenomena? Here’s the compelling story of the Pollack sisters’ reincarnation — is it true, or do you think they became familiar with the past lives of their deceased sisters in some other mundane way?
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Just when you think you’ve reached a major milestone and destination in life, you realize that the journey is far from over… “It’s all about the journey, not the destination”, as the popular quote states. The journey spoken of in this video is a spiritual one. It’s all about the pagan path and discovering your place upon it.
Here’s a brief look at sixteen urban legends, the perfect little video to watch at bedtime. Are you familiar with any of the following weird tales…
Urban legend, or unsolved mystery — What really happened to John Bell? Who doesn’t love a good ghost story, and when the ghost in question is also a witch, it just keeps getting better. I was first introduced to this urban legend/unsolved mystery with the iconic movie starring Donald Sutherland and Sissy Spacek as John Bell and his wife Lucy. Enjoy the video and come to your own conclusions; I know I have a couple conspiracy theories about The Bell Witch rolling around in my magickal mind.
So, we have Narcissism, Machiavellianism, and Psychopathy, each one an individual snag in the mental makeup of successful happy human beings. But when you put all three of these aspects together under one roof, so to speak, it makes for a daunting mental landscape.
Welcome to The Mystic Crone podcast, and yes, as the title says, you need to put more careful thought into it…
This unsolved mystery and Louisiana legend was depicted in American Horror Story, The Coven, as the warped psycho killer who was both charming and dangerous, musically talented and demented. But there is So Much More to his story and this unsolved mystery. Dive into this video with me and let’s get all the facts.
This is a relaxed reading from my large front porch on a hot summer day. So, what about those obstacles that we come across, were they placed there from a source outside ourselves, something we have no control over? Or did we put those obstacles there ourselves? And deception — is it self-deception, or is someone lying to us? There’s lots to ponder here.
We’re going to visit Cannon Beach, Oregon, where we’ll hear the urban legend about “The Bandage Man”. Along the way, we’ll learn a little bit about this northwest pacific coast area, a bit of its history, and how this legend began.
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It was fascinating researching this plot of land in Utah that has become nortorious for the paranormal/supernatural activity experienced there. What happened to the Sherman family? Are the cattle mutilations connected to UFO activity? What is perpetrating the poltergiest activity inside the house? Why is this ranch off limits to the general public?
Today our internet and talk-shows are full of mediums ready and willing to connect you with a dead loved one. How did Spiritualism, this movement, get started? Who are the Fox Sisters? How did Spiritualism inspire and promote feminism?
I’m delighted to announce that I have launched a new YouTube channel:
The following videos are just the beginning. I have several projects planned for this channel, which is going to focus on spiritualism, urban legends, the paranormal and supernatural, cryptids, myths and legends, and the unknown.
Enjoy the following five videos, and you might want to leave the lights on.
Bloody MaryYou’ve seen it in movies a million times. There’s a group of teen-age girls at a slumber party all standing in a darkened bathroom ahead of a mirror. They egg one girl on… “Do it! Go ahead, do it!” She faces the mirror, and in a frightened trembly voice says, “Bloody Mary, Bloody Mary…” And then mayhem follows. Who is Bloody Mary?
History and legend gives us three possiblities: Queen Mary I, Mary Worth, and Elizabeth Bathory. Who are these women, and what might give them claim to Bloody Mary fame?
Shadow PeopleYou’ve seen them, that quick flicker of movement from a dark figure lurking in your peripheral vision. When you notice them, they move faster, scurrying to remain hidden. What are they? Where do they come from? Are they real? What did I see?
Black-eyed Children (BEKS)They’re just kids asking for help, you think, until you see their eyes, and you are consumed with a sense of overwhelming dread.
The Ouija BoardSo, how do you feel about ouija boards? Are you afraid of them? Do you love them? Do you use them? Do you think they’re evil, or do you find them an interesting and useful divination tool to use for spirit contact? What’s your take on the Ouija Board?
Soul Walk-insCan “other” souls inhabit a recently deceased body? Can a soul “move into” a body that is already inhabited by the original soul? Could the phenomenon of “walk-ins” explain Multiple Personality Disorder?
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