Rapping, banging, flashes of light, sulphurous smells and a lost cat are my flash card memories of the time I used to work at a facility for the handicapped in a housing development. I had an apartment in the basement of a unit. The one constant, whe...
A nice gentleman who loved his “haunted dolls” shared an island with hundreds of dolls, which he claimed were inhabited by spirits—and some claim, they killed him. After living with the doll spirits for more than two decades, Don Julian w...
Gallup: 75% of Christians and 66% of non-Christians hold paranormal beliefs The majority of Americans believe in paranormal phenomenon of one type or another. There is no difference, statistically, between demographic groups, and only minor differenc...
A nice gentleman who loved his “haunted dolls” shared an island with hundreds of dolls, ...
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From a sprinkle of salt over the shoulder to “chase away evil” to the full-blown circle of salt, the humble sea mineral’s protective and purifying power stretches back through antiquity. Anyone who has watched a supernatural thriller movie involving angry ghosts or demons knows that salt is Hollywood’s prescription for protection. The hugely popular TV series Supernatural—now in its seventh season and voted TV Guide’s most popular show this year—has the “doubting heroes” throwing salt at every spirit and ghost in sight. They blast away merrily with shotguns filled with rock salt, and pour liberal lines of salt on doorways and windowsills. They scatter salt on spirits of any religious tradition, taking down demons, “evil” pagan gods, atheist ghosts and wendigos. (Okay, I know, they use fire on Wendigos, and wooden stakes on evil pagan gods, but let’s keep it simple). Is this purely fiction? In our real world, does it help? Salt, the Universal Purifier Salt has been highlighted in nearly every spiritual tradition as a purifier. The Bible is full of references to the sanctity of salt. Wiccans use a sprinkle of salt in water to bless. Some ceremonial magicians use salt circles. Some Da...