Don’t Meddle With the Fairies: A Buried-Alive Stunt and the Ancient Traditions Behind Ireland’s Fairy Forts
An old black-and-white Irish television clip stopped me in my tracks. A man was being interviewed about digging a grave
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Not a Puppet. Decorum Matters
Paranormal
Thinning of the veil
Mystical accounts of non-ordinary states of consciousness often speak of guardians, gatekeepers, or adversarial presences.
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The Red Caps of the Scottish Borders
Long before modern horror stories filled bookshelves and movie screens, the people of the Scottish borderlands told tales of creatures far more unsettling than anything invented today.
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Bloodlines, Spirit, and the Nature of Familiar Connections
I’ve been thinking more deeply about the idea of familiars, spirit guides, and bloodlines, and I don’t fully align with
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ESP32 Paranormal & Anomaly Detection
I recently came across a DIY $30 ESP32 room mapper project that uses an ESP32 microcontroller paired with a Time-of-Flight
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Venus: The Planet of Love, Mystery, and Power
one of the most captivating celestial bodies in the night sky. Often mistaken for a star, it is the brightest planet visible from Earth and has inspired myths, legends, and astrological insights for millennia. Known by many names, from the Morning Star to Earth’s Twin, Venus embodies love, beauty, and duality.
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The word “demon” is not correct. I only use “demonologist”, to convey meaning. The original words for demons in the Bible are the Hebrew word shedim and the Greek word daimōn.
The word “demon” is not correct. I only use “demonologist”, to convey meaning.
The original words for demons in the Bible are the Hebrew word shedim and the Greek word daimōn.
Firelight and Phantoms: A Night of Reflection and Mystery
There’s something primal and transformative about being alone in the deep woods with just a fire, your dog, and the right state of mind.
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The book of Enoch says that 200 angels fell to earth on mount Hermon in the days of Jared, but only about 20 leaders (each lead a host of 10s) are known,
Researching, this is a work in progress The book of Enoch says that 200 angels fell to earth on mount
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The “Bracelet of Nine Irons” has a deep-rooted history in Irish folklore and tradition, particularly related to the use of iron as a protective and luck-bringing material.
The tradition of the Nine Irons bracelet stems from 19th-century Ireland where blacksmiths were often commissioned to create these amulets. The bracelet was believed to bring good luck, avert sickness, counter spells, and ward off mischievous or malignant spirits. Iron was seen as an antidote to evil, believed to protect against demons and fairies.
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