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.
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.
"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.”…
Witch, Please:🌈The Spooky Rainbow We Deserve
COUNCIL BLOG - ANDRONIKE JAMES
Happy Pride, spooky siblings! To celebrate, this year we’re dropping a list of a few of our favorite LGBTQIA+ folx in the paranormal and “spooky adjacent” world. Please go give them a follow and check out the work they’re doing.