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
Ba’al He Who Mounts the Clouds; The Prince Origin: Semitic Ba’al is one of the most important divine figures of the ancient Near East. His name is not technically a personal name but a title meaning “Master” or “Lord.” Different
mazziqin In Jewish lore, evil spirits who injure. The mazziqin are divided into two classes. One class comprises Fallen Angels who are led by Satan. The second class are half-spirit and half-human
Elementals: Spirits of Earth, Air, Fire and Water Elementals are supernatural beings associated with the fundamental forces of nature and, within Western occult philosophy, they are understood as living expressions of earth,
Ahura : The Shining Ones The Ahuras are a class of spirits, first venerated by the Magi. In the context of Zoroastrianism, the Ahuras are spirits of goodness, righteousness, and benevolence, in
Aiatar: The Disease Spirit of the Northern Wilds Aiatar is a malevolent spirit of disease said to haunt the forests of Finland and Estonia, as well as the remote northern tundra. She
The Aitvaras traditionally serves as a family guardian. They are powerful spirits with dominion over wealth and relationships who bring happiness, good fortune, and abundance to those they love, often quietly and
Cauld Lad of Hilton A helpful but mischievous spirit, half BROWNIE and half ghost, who once haunted Hilton Castle in Northumbria, England. According to legend, the Cauld Lad once was a stable
Guardian Spirit A guardian spirit, also known as a tutelary spirit or sometimes a genius, is a personal protective being believed to accompany, guide or watch over an individual. In some traditions
The Kan Hotidanis in Native American lore, a powerful and feared elflike tree spirit who lives in tree stumps and casts spells over unwary travellers. The name means “Tree- Dweller.” The Kan
The lares were in the beliefs of ancient Romans, good spirits of the dead. Lares were believed to take up occupancy in households, cities, or regions, and to act as protectors. There
The Manes are Rome’s deified ancestors. A modern term for “ancestor worship” is manism. Their name may mean the “kindly” or “goodly ones,” possibly an attempt to soothe and propitiate difficult spirits,
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