Pomba Gira: Scarlet Woman, Crossroads Queen, and Spirit of Power Pomba Gira is one of the most misunderstood and fiercely powerful spirits in Afro-Brazilian magical tradition. She provokes strong reactions because she
Lam: The Entity Contacted by Aleister Crowley Lam is one of the most mysterious entities associated with Aleister Crowley. Unlike the demons, angels, and spirits found in older grimoires, Lam belongs to a stranger and more modern current of occult
Silkies are female spirits, dressed in rustling silk, that inhabit the borderlands between England and Scotland. According to lore, silkies perform household chores and are valued by people living in large houses.
A spunkie is in Scottish lore, a Goblin or trickster ghost similar to the Kelpie. The spunkie, which resides in the Scottish Lowlands, is a solitary evil spirit. He takes special pleasure in
The vetala is an evil spirit in Indian folklore who haunts cemeteries and reanimates corpses. The vetala is Demonic in appearance, with a human body the hands and feet of which are
windigo (also wendigo, wiendigo) In North American Indian beliefs, a dangerous, cannibalistic being. The Al gon quian say it roams about forests, devouring hapless human beings. Hunters who become lost and are
Almaqah : Lord of the Horned Goats Very little information survives regarding pre-Islamic spirits of Arabia, but Almaqah appears to have been the preeminent deity of the South Arabian kingdom of Saba,
The Surem are ancestral spirits of the Yaqui people, who are native to the Yaqui River Valley of Sonora, Mexico, but now also live in great numbers in Arizona. The Surem are
A rusalka is in Russian folklore, the spirit of a maiden who drowns by accident or by force and becomes a Ghost who haunts the spot where she died. Rusalki, as they
A konakijijii is in Japanese folklore, the spirit of a baby who was left to die in the woods. Konakijijii means “the crying old baby.” It lures people who are out in
A kobold is in German folklore, a mischievous spirit, occasionally malicious. There are two types of kobolds: a household kobold that is comparable to the BROWNIE and Boggart of British folklore, and
A knocker is in the folklore of Cornwall, England, a spirit that lives and works in mines, especially tin mines. Knockers are friendly and helpful, but can be mischievous; they are not
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