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American Leprechaun and Other Little People

November 25, 2022 Rick Hale 0

Author Rick Hale retells a story past down from his grandfather about an encounter with a Leprechaun, and then explores other legends of little people. […]

Haunted Stays XIII: Ruthin Castle Hotel in Ruthin, Wales

February 16, 2021 0

Ruthin Castle in Wales, the home of Edward I, is a location where ghosts have walked its halls for over eight centuries. […]
Blood Sucking Fiends Part 4: Vampires of Greece

September 10, 2020 0

Greece of antiquity is regarded by scholars and historians as being the birthplace of western civilization. Philosophy, art and democracy are three of this ancient culture’s many contributions to the world. Greeks considered themselves to [...]
Intimations of Immortality: Three Case Studies

June 10, 2019 0

Note: The following is a lecture by Huston Smith who was a leading religious scholar that taught at several universities. This lecture was delivered to the Harvard Divinity School as part of their Ingersoll Lecture [...]
Nina Kulagina: Tank Driver, Housewife and Psychic Spy

August 24, 2020 1

Down through the ages there have been people endowed with abilities that allowed them to do extraordinary things. The Oracle at Delphi in ancient Greece had an impressive precognitive record. In the Victorian era, Daniel [...]
The Return of Blood Sucking Fiends Part IV: Vampires Of The Islamic and Jewish World

October 26, 2021 0

Did you know that in Judaism, Lilith was a vampire? Or that the Ottoman Empire had a Grand Mufti that issued a centuries-long fatwa against vampires? There is a lot to explore in this article [...]