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BEKs
Submitted by Dr. Nomoco on Wednesday, September 9, 2026 11:12 AM
Image by Midjourney.com Black-Eyed People, more commonly known as Black-Eyed Kids or BEKs, are mysterious figures reported in modern paranormal folklore. They are usually described as children, teenagers, or occasionally adults whose most disturbing feature is their entirely black eyes. Witnesses describe the eyes as having no visible white, no normal iris, and no human Read More…
Practical Wisdom – The Master Virtue
Submitted by Wyn on Wednesday, September 9, 2026 11:02 AM
Image by Mariana Anatoneag from http://Pixabay.com The master virtue, which is called phronesis, has played a crucial role in all flourishing cultures in history, and is arguably needed now more than ever. What Is Phronesis? The ancient Greek philosophers spent a lot of time walking around in their togas discussing the nature of things, especially Read More…
Are You Experiencing a Spontaneous Past Life Memory?
Submitted by Flash on Tuesday, September 8, 2026 11:25 AM
Image by Midjourney.com Energy from our past lives smacks us in the face to see if we’re paying attention. I know, because a ton of weird things have happened to me over the years, and when I realized this happens to just about everyone I meet, I identified a phenomenon called Supretrovie: a spontaneously induced Read More…
Bill the Chiphead
Submitted by Dr. How on Tuesday, September 8, 2026 11:10 AM
Image by Midjourney.com Once upon a time, in the dead of night, a gang of mad, evil scientists (in philosophers’ stories, scientists are usually mad and evil) crept into Bill’s room, and carefully anaesthetising him, opened up his skull. With infinite care, they placed in his brain a tiny device which, when switched on remotely, Read More…
Five Types of Monsters Separated by Geography, Connected by Their Uncanny Resemblance
Submitted by Nocturnos on Monday, September 7, 2026 12:51 PM
Image by Midjourney.com There are palm trees in Ireland. Did you know that? Palm trees. We expect palms in tropical locations, like Mexico, Bali, and films like The Pirates of the Caribbean. In Ireland, I supposed we should expect species like yew, wych elm, and those talking trees from The Lord of the Rings. In Read More…
Six Myths About Ghosts
Submitted by Mask on Monday, September 7, 2026 11:23 AM
Derivative Images I own a haunted inn in Connecticut called Captain Grant’s, 1754—built in, you guessed it,1754. In back of the home is a cemetery dating to the mid-1600s, and across the street is a new cemetery dating to the 1800s. This long history amplifies the paranormal activity at the inn. I held hundreds of Read More…
Hair And Nails – Folk Magic, Protection or Sorcery?
Submitted by Nox Arcana on Sunday, September 6, 2026 1:32 PM
Image by Midjourney.com Hair and nails have long been regarded as magically significant parts of the human body. In many traditions, they are believed to contain something of a person’s essence, vitality and identity. Because they grow from the body yet can be removed from it, they occupy a strange symbolic position: they are both Read More…
Toward Better Judgments
Submitted by Dr. Dave on Sunday, September 6, 2026 11:33 AM
https://www.midjourney.com How can we ensure that our judgments and decisions are more consistent, and more consistently on target? In an ideal world, judges would all use the same reasoning to come to fair verdicts for everyone. Regardless of race, gender, age or any other consideration, we could stand before any judge and be confident of Read More…
Eclipsing the Occult in Early America: Benjamin Franklin and His Almanacs
Submitted by Baal Shem on Saturday, September 5, 2026 11:09 AM
Image by Midjourney.com By the time he was 20 years old, colonial American Benjamin Franklin had already spent two years working as a printer in London. He returned to Philadelphia in 1726. During the sea voyage home, he kept a journal that included many of his observations of the natural world. Franklin was inquisitive, articulate Read More…
THREE
Submitted by Augur on Saturday, September 5, 2026 10:26 AM
Image by Derivative Images There’s something about the number three that seems to echo in the bones of folklore, superstition, and the supernatural. It crops up with eerie regularity, as if the world itself has been stitched together by triptychs, triads and trinities. It’s there in the quiet repetition of ritual, in the unnerving creak Read More…



































