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Amazing UFO Sightings From Around The World: North America

Amazing UFO Sightings From Around The World: North America

One of the most commonly held misconceptions about UFOs is that they are only sighted in the skies over the United States. In actual fact, UFOs are a global phenomenon, with known UFO hotspots on every continent. Of course, North America (and the U.S in particular) is the favorite tourist destination of most intergalactic visitors. The U.S has the highest number of recorded UFO sightings of any country in the world and Mexico follows fairly closely behind. Canada is perhaps slightly above average in terms of reported sightings, but all in all this makes North America the Vacation capital of the Solar system. Continue Reading

Past Life Regression

Past Life Regression

The idea of past lives and reincarnation is one of the oldest religious and philosophical ideas on the planet. Even though modern Christianity looks down on such thoughts, a large majority of past cultures widely embraced it. Past life regression is basically a technique that uses hypnosis (either solitary and individually lead or performed by an outside source like an actual past life therapist) in order to recover memories of past incarnations of a person’s soul and their past lives. Continue Reading

Stigmata: Divine Pain and Divine Blood

Stigmata: Divine Pain and Divine Blood

Most people have at least heard of stigmata even if they are not entirely sure what it is since the word is casually tossed around on occasion and was even turned into a thriller movie during the late 1990s. However, the question of what it actually is other than bleeding in seemingly random places along the body with no obviously visible reason like a cut or stabbing by a knife. Let us take a look into the mystery that is the stigmata and see if we can find a place for it in our modern world. Continue Reading

Real Vampires

Real Vampires

While vampires have always been a favorite subject for popular culture, they have recently gained further popularity with the recent Twilight phenomenon and the popularity of such television shows as True Blood. There was a time, however, when human society’s fear of vampires was a very real fear and not just a fictitious one. Every culture that has ever existed has had vampire myths and legends in both their folklore and even their religion. From the Judeo-Christian stories of Lilith and her blood drinking daughters the Lilu, to tribes in Madagascar that tell tales of a blood sucking creature called Ramanga, it seems that for some reason the legend of the vampire is a universal aspect of human nature. Continue Reading

The Man They Could Not Hang

The Man They Could Not Hang

When someone was sentenced for execution in the not too distant past, being left to hang from a rope until dead was always the most popular method. It provided an easy to observe spectacle without being blatantly gruesome or cruel since the victim would generally be required to wear a type of cloth bag over their heads to keep the spectators from watching the terrified faces made in the man or woman’s last moments. However, even though this aspect of the event was denied to onlookers, they could still get an entertaining kick from watching a supposed bad guy either have his neck broken from the initial drop or be strangled to death. It comes as a shock then that one man made this very common execution method almost impossible. Continue Reading

5 Historic Sites That Are Supposedly Haunted

5 Historic Sites That Are Supposedly Haunted

5. The USS Hornet

The USS Hornet was a flagship vessel in the U.S. Navy during World War II and was one of the most highly decorated ships of that time period. She was also a pinnacle part of the Vietnam War and had the honor of recovering the astronauts returning from the moon in the Apollo 11 and 12 space missions. This success also has a dark side as this decorated warship has seen over 300 deaths. Most of which were men struck down in battle, but others died in freak accidents like snapping cables that decapitate sailors or men accidentally being sucked into air intake pipes. The hornet, for all its success, also has the highest suicide rate of all the ships in the Navy. Continue Reading

Trolls – From Ancient to Modern

Trolls – From Ancient to Modern

Back in the day…

Trolls can be first see in Norse folklore, focused mainly in the early Scandinavian countries that the Vikings had total control over—such as Norway and Sweden. The word “troll” actually evolved over time and wasn’t the first name of this type of creature. In the Scandinavian languages, the word is actually a root for just about everything mystical and magical. “Trolleri” was considered to be a type of magic that was intended to harm others and is probably the primary source for the term “troll” for these mythological creatures who were considered to be particularly malignant, especially toward humans, in stories from folklore. Continue Reading

Time Travel

Time Travel

Time Travel is something that has been regulated to the realm of science fiction for decades, but recently prominent physicists, including such names has Steven Hawking, have seriously been considering the possibility and impossibility of time travel. What is the current scientific consensus on the issue of traveling through time? Will we all soon be able to hop in our own personal Delorean rigged with flux capacitors and start reeking havoc in the past and future? What does science say about this seemingly paranormal fantasy? Continue Reading

Wiccan Spells

Wiccan Spells

Magic has always fascinated humans. The ability to do something that requires power we feel can not be controlled or ordered around is a feat of amazement throughout history and the present. Sometimes our technology catches up with these thoughts of magic—the ability to talk to someone thousands of miles away instantaneously or travel at ridiculous speeds high in the air. However, there are still many mysteries that technology of humankind has not mastered and probably never will. These areas like love, perfect health, bad luck, or good luck are places that ancient magic wielders had spells for and even modern ones use too. Each culture and supernatural religion has different spells for specific ends. The most common magic users in the modern world though are generally wiccans—a branch of paganism. Here is a look at some of their spells, just remember though that practicing magic without having the knowledge and belief to back it up will result in a botched spell at least or significant negative consequences and ramifications at the worst. Continue Reading

5 Psychics or 5 Amazing Coincidences?

5 Psychics or 5 Amazing Coincidences?

There are many types of psychics offering all different kinds of predictions. Many of these psychics are just after money and are really more of a magician than a medium. Then you have the ancient prophets who spoke so vaguely that their “predictions” can be applied to just about any circumstance. We also have the great Mayan prediction of 2012, which is less a prediction and more of just some guys running out of space on a rock. The five predictions presented here were made very much by accident, some tongue in cheek remarks that turned out to come true, others works of fiction that became shockingly real. Continue Reading

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