Singer Meat Loaf has had a considerable number of paranormal encounters and even owns his own ghost seeking equipment.
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Meat Loaf ain't afraid of no ghost. In an interview with the Shortlist, the singer, actor and reality-show contestant explained that he likes to be addressed as "Meat" and that he's had several experiences with paranormal activity.
When asked about his views on the afterlife, Meat replied, "I believe there's something when you die because there are ghosts." read
Friday, February 24, 2012
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Monks Exorcise Ghosts | Ghost Sex
Monks exorcise ghosts ahead of Tibetan New Year
The traditional Tibetan Buddhist ceremony, attended by hundreds of people in Yonghe Lama Temple, was held to symbolically drive away evil spirits, honour the Buddha and usher in the Tibetan New Year.
The traditional Tibetan Buddhist ceremony, attended by hundreds of people in Yonghe Lama Temple, was held to symbolically drive away evil spirits, honour the Buddha and usher in the Tibetan New Year.
Tibetan monks wearing masks and dressed in colourful costumes performed the sorcerer's dance to the sound of horns, gongs, drums and the chanting of the monks. video
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Platte County Historical Museum could be haunted, but further research is needed before that designation can officially be placed on the 100-year-old building. read
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Ghost Sex Investigation
EUCLID, Ohio — Some unusual house guests have overstayed their welcome on Cleveland’s east side.
Last fall, FOX 8 News profiled Dianne Carlisle, who claimed to have ghosts living inside her Euclid home. According to Dianne, her granddaughter snapped a picture of the spirits having an intimate affair. ”It look like ghosts having sex in my living room,” exclaimed Dianne in 2011. Several months have passed and Dianne doesn’t doubt her ghostly visitors, even though the sex seems to have stopped. “Not with them, or me! No,” said Dianne, who skyrocketed to fame following the afterlife affair she discussed on FOX 8. Even some of her closest friends have experienced a close encounter in the house. read
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Platte County Historical Museum could be haunted, but further research is needed before that designation can officially be placed on the 100-year-old building. read
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Ghost Sex Investigation
EUCLID, Ohio — Some unusual house guests have overstayed their welcome on Cleveland’s east side.
Last fall, FOX 8 News profiled Dianne Carlisle, who claimed to have ghosts living inside her Euclid home. According to Dianne, her granddaughter snapped a picture of the spirits having an intimate affair. ”It look like ghosts having sex in my living room,” exclaimed Dianne in 2011. Several months have passed and Dianne doesn’t doubt her ghostly visitors, even though the sex seems to have stopped. “Not with them, or me! No,” said Dianne, who skyrocketed to fame following the afterlife affair she discussed on FOX 8. Even some of her closest friends have experienced a close encounter in the house. read
Monday, February 20, 2012
Will Ferrell's Ghostly Trailer
Will Ferrell reportedly had to get a new trailer on the set of his latest
film because he was convinced his other one was haunted.
The funnyman is currently shooting his latest film 'Dog Fight' in New Orleans but was left freaked out by the "ghosts" he was convinced were in the trailer and refused to return to it until producers had replaced it. read
The funnyman is currently shooting his latest film 'Dog Fight' in New Orleans but was left freaked out by the "ghosts" he was convinced were in the trailer and refused to return to it until producers had replaced it. read
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Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Double Eagle Restaurant
Visit the Ghosts of the Double Eagle Restaurant
"This century-old story was pieced together from old-timers’ tales, newspaper accounts from Mesilla’s early days and even some private diary entries. The digging took a lot of effort, as much of Mesilla’s turbulent and often violent history became enmeshed in the tale. Here is the “ghost tale” as best we can piece together" read
"This century-old story was pieced together from old-timers’ tales, newspaper accounts from Mesilla’s early days and even some private diary entries. The digging took a lot of effort, as much of Mesilla’s turbulent and often violent history became enmeshed in the tale. Here is the “ghost tale” as best we can piece together" read
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paranormal activity,
texas
Monday, February 13, 2012
Secret 'Stache: El Paso's Haunted Roads
El Paso certainly has no shortage of ghost stories. I wonder what it is about being desert-dwellers that makes us so death-obsessed. In any case, did you know that vengeful apparitions aren't confined to spooky attics and basements? Some modern-day ghosts aren't cool with waiting to terrorize impudent teenagers in abandoned houses, and choose to haunt where the people are: our roadways. read
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
House in Scotland Gets Second Blessing
From the Daily Record
A MINISTER performed a second exorcism at a haunted house yesterday – after the ghostly goings-on got worse following his first attempt.
The Reverend Keith Mack performed special blessings at the property a fortnight ago.
But he was called back when Vicky Dann and her daughters, Jenna, 18, and Emma, 11, continued to see ghosts in the house in Dalkeith, Midlothian.
Mr Mack, of the town’s St John’s and King’s Park Church, spent about an hour saying prayers in each room yesterday.
He said: “We have blessed a few houses, and it seems to have done the trick. However, it doesn’t seem to have worked fully here.”
Vicky, 40, said the family started seeing ghosts, including a man in a black suit and a blonde in a white nightie, about two years ago.
She said: “Every time we take pictures in the house we either get orbs or people we don’t know in them. Sometimes you can sense that somebody is watching you.”
Mr Mack said if the second exorcism failed to work, he would speak to other ministers to “see what they would do”.
Vicky wasn’t too hopeful that the blessings would drive out the spirits, saying: “After the minister was here the last time, it got much worse.”
A MINISTER performed a second exorcism at a haunted house yesterday – after the ghostly goings-on got worse following his first attempt.
The Reverend Keith Mack performed special blessings at the property a fortnight ago.
But he was called back when Vicky Dann and her daughters, Jenna, 18, and Emma, 11, continued to see ghosts in the house in Dalkeith, Midlothian.
Mr Mack, of the town’s St John’s and King’s Park Church, spent about an hour saying prayers in each room yesterday.
He said: “We have blessed a few houses, and it seems to have done the trick. However, it doesn’t seem to have worked fully here.”
Vicky, 40, said the family started seeing ghosts, including a man in a black suit and a blonde in a white nightie, about two years ago.
She said: “Every time we take pictures in the house we either get orbs or people we don’t know in them. Sometimes you can sense that somebody is watching you.”
Mr Mack said if the second exorcism failed to work, he would speak to other ministers to “see what they would do”.
Vicky wasn’t too hopeful that the blessings would drive out the spirits, saying: “After the minister was here the last time, it got much worse.”
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Friday, October 28, 2011
Politics and Haunted Castles
British MEP is a Paranormal Expert
Britain is set to be represented in the European parliament by an expert on the paranormal, who ran a course at an unaccredited West Virginia university about ghosts, apparitions, poltergeists, UFOs, aliens, sasquatches and the Loch Ness monster.
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Ghosts of Raynham Hall
Two centuries ago, Oyster Bay's Sally Townsend received a Valentine from a British officer; He left; some say she still hasn't.
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Victoria Castle Third Most Haunted In honour of Halloween, FlightNetwork.com conducted a poll seeking out Canada’s “most haunted” locales, and Victoria’s Craigdarroch Castle placed third on the list of the nation’s most dastardly destinations. Perhaps the scariest finding of all is that a majority of respondents – 57.3 per cent — said they believe in ghosts, versus 42.7 per cent of skeptics
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Britain is set to be represented in the European parliament by an expert on the paranormal, who ran a course at an unaccredited West Virginia university about ghosts, apparitions, poltergeists, UFOs, aliens, sasquatches and the Loch Ness monster.
read more...
Ghosts of Raynham Hall
Two centuries ago, Oyster Bay's Sally Townsend received a Valentine from a British officer; He left; some say she still hasn't.
read more...
Victoria Castle Third Most Haunted In honour of Halloween, FlightNetwork.com conducted a poll seeking out Canada’s “most haunted” locales, and Victoria’s Craigdarroch Castle placed third on the list of the nation’s most dastardly destinations. Perhaps the scariest finding of all is that a majority of respondents – 57.3 per cent — said they believe in ghosts, versus 42.7 per cent of skeptics
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Thursday, August 25, 2011
Museum in Italy Calls Ghost Hunters
An Italian museum has called in ghost hunters after workers carrying out overnight renovations downed tools claiming the building was haunted. Builders say they have heard chilling screams, felt temperatures suddenly plunge and even seen ghosts while working at the National Archaeological Museum in Naples, Italy.
One of the men said: 'There is something strange that happens at nights in this museum. Objects inside get mysteriously moved or vanish, and there are the apparitions as well.'
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One of the men said: 'There is something strange that happens at nights in this museum. Objects inside get mysteriously moved or vanish, and there are the apparitions as well.'
read the article
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haunted places,
Italy,
museums
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
A Skeleton in the Basement
An estate agent in Sweden is offering a house with the remains of a medieval resident included in the price. The property, built in 1750 in Visby, on the Baltic Sea island of Gotland, has a tomb and skeleton in the cellar.
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ancient sites,
burials,
museums
Saturday, August 13, 2011
Joe Nickell | Hungry Ghost Festival
Joe Nickell and Cryptozoology
Paranormal investigator and cryptozoologist Joe Nickell has spent 40 years doing fieldwork and research, digging for the truth behind bizarre phenomena like weeping statues and haunted houses. He invited us to his office to talk about the connections between Bigfoot and alien mythology, life as the token skeptic on TV, and why debunkers are just as bad as mystery mongers.
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Hungry Ghost Festival
IT is that time of the year when elaborate prayers and offerings are made to appease the ancestors and restless spirits that are said to roam the earth. The Hungry Ghost Festival is observed in the seventh lunar month of the Chinese calendar by the Chinese community. It is believed that the “Gates of Hell” are opened during this month to let out the hungry ghosts who then wander to forage for food on earth.
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Paranormal investigator and cryptozoologist Joe Nickell has spent 40 years doing fieldwork and research, digging for the truth behind bizarre phenomena like weeping statues and haunted houses. He invited us to his office to talk about the connections between Bigfoot and alien mythology, life as the token skeptic on TV, and why debunkers are just as bad as mystery mongers.
read more
Hungry Ghost Festival
IT is that time of the year when elaborate prayers and offerings are made to appease the ancestors and restless spirits that are said to roam the earth. The Hungry Ghost Festival is observed in the seventh lunar month of the Chinese calendar by the Chinese community. It is believed that the “Gates of Hell” are opened during this month to let out the hungry ghosts who then wander to forage for food on earth.
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