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Now up on youtube and spotify: https://youtu.be/-wwHXsIcYO8?is=LbcQRrX0Gl8FKF4C https://open.spotify.com/episode/6cMo3Mokq2hvaxpYdX73gd
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why did people hide shoes in walls?
Imagine renovating an old house and finding a pair of worn-out shoes hidden inside the wall. For centuries, people deliberately concealed old shoes inside walls, chimneys, and near fireplaces—and they may have been put there for a very specific reason. My newest YouTube video digs into the st
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bone throwing
Osteomancy is divination using bones, sometimes alongside shells, teeth, stones, or other small objects. Practices vary across cultures, but some involve casting pieces onto a surface and interpreting where and how they fall. Modern bone readers may also create personal sets with their own symbolic
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the Dullahan
The Dullahan is one of Irish folklore’s most terrifying figures: a headless rider whose arrival foretells death. Carrying his severed head, he rides through the night until he stops and calls the name of the person destined to die. Locked gates supposedly open for him, and spying on him could ea
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the banshee
If you hear her wailing in the night, Irish folklore says death may be near. The Banshee, or “bean sí,” is a supernatural woman whose mournful cry warns of an approaching death. Despite modern horror portrayals, she doesn’t usually cause it. She comes to mourn. Sometimes she appears as a beau
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witches burrs
🌿 Witch’s Burrs 🌿 Those spiky sweetgum seed pods all over the ground? In modern folk magic, they’re often called witch’s burrs and used for protection and defensive work. ✨ Place near doors/windows ✨ Add to protection jars or witch bottles ✨ Use in wards and boundary work ✨ Incorporate into cl
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📸👻 What if a camera could see something you couldn’t? In the 1860s, William H. Mumler became famous for photographs that appeared to show spirits standing beside the living. His most famous supposedly showed Mary Todd Lincoln with the ghost of Abraham Lincoln behind her. Double exposures and
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wasps nests in protection
Wasp nests have a long association with defense, boundaries, and protection—especially the kind that comes with a warning. In folk magic, an abandoned wasp nest can be incorporated into protective wards to symbolize: “You can approach, but crossing this boundary has consequences.” They’re esp
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ouija rules
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storm damage has left exposed Graves at the cemetery I film in #graveyard #cemetery
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pinecones and witchcraft
Pinecones are one of those things we walk past every day without realizing how much symbolism they carry. Because pines stay green through winter, they’re associated with endurance, protection and longevity. Their cones hold the seeds of new trees, connecting them to abundance, fertility, renewal a
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