Alchemists
Author: Lux Ferre
Weyer, Johann
Weyer, Johann (1515–1588) was a Dutch physician who argued against the witch hysteria and the alleged workings of the Devil through people and Pacts. Johann…
Leonard, Gladys Osborne
Gladys Osborne Leonard was one of the most respected and rigorously tested trance mediums of the twentieth century. Her long association with the Society for Psychical Research (SPR) and her…
Bantu Dodong
Bantu Dodong Pronunciation: Ban-TOODoe-DONG The Bantu Dodong is a vampiric REVENANT from India. It lives in caves and survives off animal blood. Source: Konstantinos, Vampire,…
Baka
Baka (Babako) In Haitian voodoo, a very evil loa (deified spirit of the dead). Black roosters and black goats are sacrificed to appease his anger.…
liekkö
A liekkö is in Finnish folklore, an Ignis Fatuus light, comparable to the British Jack-O'-Lantern. The liekkö, which means “the flaming one,” is believed to…
Ley Lines
Ley lines are alignments of powerful, invisible earth energy that crisscross the planet, believed to be of spiritual and magical importance, and also believed to play…
Levitation
Levitation is the lifting up into the air of objects, persons and animals without apparent natural means and in defiance of gravity. Levitations occur in…
Lethbridge, T. C.
Lethbridge, T. C. (1901–1971) was an English archaeologist, psychical researcher, dowser and explorer. T. C. Lethbridge is especially known for his experiments with pendulum dowsing…
Lemures
Lemures were in ancient Rome, ghosts of people who died without a surviving family, or a ghost evil in nature. The lemures were one of two classes of …
