The Third Eye Connection
One question I frequently get asked is to explain something fascinating that I have experienced working as a forensic psychologist […]
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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
Book Excerpt: True Ghost Stories – Jim Harold’s Campfire Volume Four
The following is an excerpt from True Ghost Stories: Jim Harold’s Campfire Volume Four by Jim Harold. What Other Demon
Return to October Mountain
In 2012, I took the New England Legends audience to October Mountain in the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts. We were
My Christmas Tree is Haunted
We put up the Christmas tree this weekend… and now I think it’s haunted… A blues song in the key
Beware Der Belsnickel!
Like Krampus, the Belsnickel is another dastardly Yuletide figure. But unlike Krampus, an encounter with Der Belsnickel isn’t fatal. With
Happy Krampusnacht!
You know Dasher and Dancer, and Prancer and Vixen. And of course you know Santa Claus. But did you know
New England Legends: Origins of Halloween
It’s that time of year again, when ghosts and goblins walk the earth and the veil between our world and