Holiday Lore: Tales that Lead to Traditions
COUNCIL BLOG - JAXX R.W. (MARTINEZ)
Have you ever wondered about the holiday traditions your family has or those of others and where they came from? There is so much symbolism that has been around since before Christmas existed that has been adopted and is still practiced in current times. Gift giving, decorations we use and how we spend our time during the holidays all have influences.
Shadows of Waverly Hills Unbound
COUNCIL BLOG - DENA JEWELL & GUEST BLOGGER AMBER LOVE
Waverly Hills isn’t just a building—it’s a presence.
Perched on its lonely hill in Louisville, Kentucky, the old sanatorium looms with an unsettling kind of beauty. The forest wraps around it like a secret, and the air always feels a little heavier the moment you step onto the property. Its long, hollow halls might look empty, but they are crowded with memory—whispers of lives lived, lost, and still lingering.
In a Small Town, Even a Flicker Becomes a Beacon
COUNCIL BLOG - BRI BARGER
In rural places, spirituality tends to travel quietly. Word of mouth moves faster than any marketing budget, and a single open sign can feel like an invitation to step into a different kind of space. Metaphysical shops in small towns often become that kind of refuge: not just a place for purchasing stones or incense, but for finding other people who sense the world a little differently.
Paranormal Ethics:
COUNCIL BLOG - ANDRONIKE JAMES & BRI BARGER
Standards don’t stifle mystery; they elevate it. They allow paranormal research to move forward in a way that’s credible, respectful, and sustainable. After all, the search for answers should bring more light than darkness.
The Haunting Depths of Lake Lanier
COUNCIL BLOG - JENN BLACKWELL
Among the many legends told about Lake Lanier, perhaps the most commonly known one is the tale of the “Lady of the Lake.” According to lore, in 1958, two women were crossing the bridge over Lake Lanier (or a portion of it) when their car plunged into the water. Their vehicle remained underwater for decades. When recovered, one body was found missing both hands and some toes, complicating identification.
The Most Haunted Small Town in America
COUNCIL BLOG - LAUREN CORNWELL
If you’ve never experienced Alton for yourself, I would highly recommend paying a visit to see the history and hauntings for yourself. This town is alive with paranormal activity and filled to the brim with stories waiting to be told. Come visit and take a tour or investigate a building. Who knows, you may leave with a ghost story of your own.
"Double, Double Toil and Trouble…”
COUNCIL BLOG - TAMANTHA BOWMAN
The fascination with twins has long existed. In the native cultures “The birth of twins is considered a notable event in many Native American cultures. In most cultures, twins are considered good luck, while in some, twins are considered spiritually powerful and were trained as medicine people.”…
Peering Beyond the Veil: A look into Ancient and Modern Divination Tools
COUNCIL BLOG - RACHEL DEMICCO
Whether you wholeheartedly believe these tools connect to the spirit realm, access the subconscious mind or offer a creative pathway to understanding life’s many mysteries, divination invites us to pause and connect with the unseen world. These rituals carry the weight of years of tradition and the intimacy of personal reflection and revelation. In a crazy, hectic world full of noise, they offer quiet moments of self-reflection, insight and sometimes, a little enchantment.
The Bermuda Triangle
COUNCIL BLOG - BETH LAWSON
Quick facts about the mysterious area between Florida and Bermuda that seemed to fascinate folks for generations.
Bonus! Hot Ghoul Summer Party Guide
BONUS BLOG! Here’s your guide to throwing the best Hot Ghoul Summer party there is. And don’t forget to join us for our virtual event 7/19 at 8pm ET!!