Ouija

  • The Fox Sisters: Spiritualism’s Intriguing Awakening in 19th Century America.

    In the 19th century, the Fox Sisters were at the forefront of the Spiritualism movement, claiming to communicate with the spirit world. Their popularity led to widespread attention, challenging traditional beliefs and sparking debates. Despite facing skepticism and admitting to fraudulent practices, their legacy endured, influencing subsequent paranormal movements and sparking ongoing scholarly debate.

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  • The Ouija Board

    The Ouija Board

    There are several ways you can look at the subject of ouija boards,  glass divination or indeed any form of ‘contacting spirits of the dead’ either for fun, scares, paranormal investigation or for whatever other reason floats your boat. It depends totally on your own particular belief system which reason for NOT using them you…

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  • GHOSTS OF THE ENGLISH CIVIL WAR

    Introduction. “Ghosts are an English phenomenon” I wish I had a pound for every time I’ve heard a foreign friend of mine say that, be they Dutch, French or even German. It seems we English are beset at every corner by the ghosts of the long dead, with a ghost in every house and a…

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  • Will Storr Vs. The Supernatural

    Storr has managed to put together the most candid and earnest account of Supernatural exploration that I have ever read. Approaching the subject as an interested and eager-to-learn novice, he takes the reader on an engaging personal journey driven by his own desire to ‘know’.

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  • From Beyond the Grave?

    From Beyond the Grave?

    Today’s Ouija article by Kirst D’Raven on Mysterious Times lead me to record a few of my own thoughts on the phenomena and hopefully complement this with some further insight.

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