Posts Tagged "ghosts"

Real Wyrd – A Modern Shaman’s Roots in the Middle World

Posted by on 13 Dec 2012 in Publications | 0 comments

Real Wyrd – A Modern Shaman’s Roots in the Middle World

Real Wyrd – A Modern Shaman’s Roots in the Middle World Available on: Amazon Smashwords For years, as we neared Samhain and The Dead Time I’ve shared my true encounters of the supernatural. Experiences from waking to deathwalks in the night to seeing apparitions in the middle of the day, you name it and I’ve brushed up against it, whether I meant to–or not so much. In Real Wyrd – A Modern Shaman’s Roots in the Middle World I’ve compiled revised editions of all of the stories that appeared on my blog, along with never-before-published updates to those stories, and several recent encounters. Not your usual bump-in-the-night...

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Samhain Stories – Hotel Phillips and Murderous Insomnia

Posted by on 11 Oct 2012 in Memoir, Repost | 0 comments

Every year on Intentional Insights I share some of my more charged, spooky, Samhain Stories. This year I am releasing a collection of such encounters in Real Wyrd – A Modern Shaman’s Roots in the Middle World, to give further insight into my experiences. As a lifelong intuitive and neoshaman by choice for over two decades, not all of my experiences with the spirit world have had direction, instruction, or even clarity. Every one of them, though, has meaning. Working with the unseen of the earthly realm is an opportunity to learn about life out of form, and be of some kind of service to spirits in need. Working with the other side of death equips me better...

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Real Wyrd, Just in Time for Samhain!

Posted by on 19 Sep 2012 in New Release | 0 comments

For years, as we neared Samhain and The Dead Time I’ve shared my true encounters of the supernatural. Experiences from waking to deathwalks in the night to seeing apparitions in the middle of the day, you name it and I’ve brushed up against it, whether I meant to–or not so much. In Real Wyrd – A Modern Shaman’s Roots in the Middle World  I’ve compiled revised editions of all of the stories that appeared on my blog, along with never-before-published updates to those stories, and several recent encounters. Not your usual bump-in-the-night true paranormal accounts, these trips into the Middle World aren’t always scary. Some are...

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6 Things the Dead Want Us to Know About Life

Posted by on 26 Oct 2011 in Essay | 4 comments

One of the earliest intuitive abilities I recognized in myself was the ability to interact with the dead. As a child I was terrified of them. They woke me from sleep, made noises in my room, touched me, gave me visions. Nothing in my belief system had taught me how to communicate with them well, of the graphic ways in which they can communicate, or even about what death is. As an adolescent I realized not all spirits I saw were products of a completed life in form. Some were spirits of trees, living animals, or beings that have never been in form, though nonetheless influenced the lives of those of us in form. In forty years of communing with the world in this way,...

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Samhain Spectres – Hotel Phillips and Murderous Insomnia

Posted by on 3 Oct 2011 in Memoir, Repost | 0 comments

Four years ago in celebration of The Dead Time I began sharing some of my more creepy experiences of the wyrd.  Sooner or later most people experience phenomena they can’t explain, or that occurs outside the bounds of their belief system.  What it is and what it means is open to interpretation, and most certainly is in the eye of the boo-holder.  Bless the darkness, hold the light. In this particular story, I was on a business trip to Kansas City, MO, where I stayed at the lovely, vintage Hotel Phillips.  Despite that I traveled alone, at no point was I left to myself in the room…  Hotel Phillips and Murderous...

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