supernatural
The hidden world of all things supernatural; a look inside witchcraft, spells, vexes, black magic and other spine-tingling supernatural phenomena.
The story of three people each with a ghost story
1. Let me tell you one from my own experience. When I was a child in the countryside, I had to walk a long way to school if I wanted to read. One day, the teacher taught us to recite ancient poems before we could go home. At that time, I could not recite and was kept until about 5 p.m., when it was getting dark. My friend and I walked along the side of the night, the day slowly can not see clearly, and there are a lot of graves along the road. At this time our heart is a little afraid. We walked along. Because my friends are closer than my home. First to the home, at that time to his home day already can't see only a trace of light, his mother took out easy to burn tree oil called me back to see. At that time I was very introverted very stubborn, and out of anger did not take it. I said no and then I regretted it. Because a little behind his house is a mass grave. It is said that many people died of starvation during the Cultural Revolution. I was very afraid as I walked. I'm afraid of falling, can't see me directly close my eyes to walk. I didn't expect to walk out. I don't know why, but a few days later, someone asked me are you sure you saw a ghost under my friend's wooden building? But at that time I did not say what also did not see, a home to sleep! Why are you all asking me if I saw a ghost? I told you so. Under the corner of the building, there are many ghosts around a red light where they are talking.
By Sune Reynolds3 years ago in Horror
Secrets of a quiet dacha
Why do you think a skeptic does not believe and demands reliable evidence until he himself comes face to face with evil spirits? I think it's not difficult to find an answer: a skeptic is afraid that recognizing the existence of something beyond understanding will destroy the entire system of his assessment and perception of reality. In other words, there will be the same "pattern break" and "sudden bricks" with which some storytellers spice up their stories. Here is my father's story about paranormal activity. From the first person (names changed).
By Julia Njord3 years ago in Horror
The Other Side of the Mountain. Top Story - August 2022.
The deep airy whistle echoes in my ears, haunting and heartbreaking. Keening like a banshee, its loud wailing rouses me from my slumber. The supporting soft chug and sigh with the clack of striking iron keep rhythmic time with the sways of the car that rock my body back and forth.
By S.J. Frederick3 years ago in Horror
Text Messages And The Mirror
Abigail passed away in a tragic car accident. I had been friends with her from a young age. We went to the same school, and she lived in the same neighborhood as me. I was back for spring break when the horrifying news reached me. She was driving home from college when it happened. The police said it was a hit-and-run case since hers was the only upturned car. The other speculation was the passing of an animal that made her lose balance. She had drifted into the ditch on the side of the road. Whatever it was, it devastated me, and I cried my eyes out for days. She had always been a sweet and caring person…it was so terrible and unfair that this would happen to her. But that’s how life is, inequitable and unjust. Carrying my grief, I returned to college and got busy with the workload, although my spirits were perpetually low. Then one evening, after I came to my dormitory, something bizarre and eerie happened.
By Fezan Javed3 years ago in Horror
Gum Shoe Blues
Gum Shoe Blues I'd been working at this thrift store for about a week before I stumbled across the box. I say working, but it's more like volunteering. I'll save you the gory details, but needless to say that I screwed up after a night of drinking and ran into a bus stop with my car. Thankfully it was three am. There was no one in it, and the judge decided not to ruin my life over a mistake. He gave me community service and told me that it better never happen again. This was ideal since, as a college student, I don't have a lot of money. I also couldn't afford to get kicked out of college for going to jail either. So, with thirty-six weeks of community service to serve, I sat about working for my local thrift store, Charlies Second Chances.
By Joshua Campbell3 years ago in Horror












