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In Medieval times, a drummer was thrown over the castle walls and cursed the clan, the Earls of Arlie, while dying. His drumming was a death omen for family members.

Celtic Bean Sidhe, according to legend, presages deaths in certain families. O'Brien clan's portent was sighted and heard. Are these entities of lore or the paranormal?

In the 500s, death could come suddenly. According to legend, David, Wales' patron saint, prayed for warnings. Vision revealed death would be foretold by lights.

Dogs are commonly called by the affectionate name of man's best friend, but in mythology from various different cultures, they are regarded as omens of death.

Anpsi is animal psychic phenomena. One of the talents animals have demonstrated is the ability to predict the death of a loved one. Oscar accurately predicts death.

Canines and humans share a mutual history, beginning in the Stone Age. While dogs helped hunters, guarded homes and gave companionship, some groups deem them as negative.

Most Pagans believed Owl imparted the ability to see through deception and bestowed psychic awareness. Others believed she was an omen of misfortune and death.

Legend says seeing a radiant boy is an omen of death or misfortune; however, some documented sightings refute this. Most of the recorded encounters happened in England.

To Shamanic people of many cultures, Raven was, for the most part, beneficial. To the superstitious and some of orthodox religions, the bird was an ill omen.

Native American Shamanic people believe Weasel represents warrior energy and cunning. Some Europeans see her as a death omen. Learn about this fascinating tiny animal.

Beginning with Celts' celebration of Samhain, and its transition to All Hallows' Eve, Halloween has been the source of superstitions about marriage, luck, and death.

There have been documented cases of apparitions that are the identical twin of a living person. Catherine the Great had one. They also are a part of folklore.

Britain has its share of haunted castles and these represent typical hauntings. Hauntings are energy imprinted in time and space.

Never stab your chopsticks into rice and always, always praise your host's food, no matter how little they make of it. Here's a taste of the eating etiquette of Asia.

Most European traditions view crow as bad omens, problems and death. Many AmerIndian tribes believed Crow was both keeper of the sacred law and trickster.

Pictures of mysterious spheres of light have greatly increased because of the popularity of digital cameras. Explained by natural occurrences? Paranormal? Both?

According to some traditions, snake was sinister. To the Celts and Native Americans, snake was beneficial. Snake represented rebirth, ridding the old for the better new.

Anpsi is animal psychic phenomena. Debbie, the feral cat, visited Mrs. Ainsworth, but usually stayed only for offered dinners except for one holiday morning.

Marthe Popenkoff's death was ruled due to natural causes." Her children died in the same way. People believed they were murdered. Two men investigated the eerie deaths.

Could it be ghosts? Could it be contrived tales meant to send shivers? Paranormal reality or fantasy? Draw your own conclusions....

Anpsi is divided into seven major categories which are scientifically studied in labs and in the field. Witness accounts are gathered and scrutinized for validity.

The Wendigo was part of the folklore of various AmerIndian tribes, especially the Algonquians. Both natives and settlers claim to have seen this being.

Phantoms of humans and a spectral bear have been sighted by sentries guarding the Tower and others. Ravens of legend live at the Tower to keep England safe from disaster.

Little is written about Marie Antoinette's ghost, while the Englishwomen who saw Versailles' ghostly tableau published An Adventure which captured the public's interest.