The Seed of our Fears
I have always been fond of the reoccurring themes in horror movies. Those moments that flash across the screen making […]
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To Weigh a Soul
In 1901, Dr. Duncan MacDougall of Haverhill, Massachusetts, believed he could prove humans have a soul. Working with six dying
Modern Day Witches
As a forensic psychologist who specializes in language, I am always interested in the ‘witch’ this time of year. As
Never Neverland: The Darker Side
Staying true to our recent theme of folklore, childhood tales, and exaggerations of truth, I wanted to highlight a recent
Where Are the Naked Ghosts?
Why aren’t ghosts naked? Not to worry… Ghostvillage.com isn’t going “blue” this month. And we’re not turning into that kind
The Third Eye Connection
One question I frequently get asked is to explain something fascinating that I have experienced working as a forensic psychologist
Superstitions During the Month of June
The deep yearning to make a connection with lost traditions of superstitions and folklore always have me searching for the
From Diddy to Social Cue: The Psychology of Nursery Rhymes
Recently a Minnesota police officer was highlighted in the KARE evening news for his heated post on social media. He
Der Belsnickel
The Belsnickel is an old world Christmastime legend, but unlike Santa, in addition to rewarding the good children, he punishes