Is it a ghost? Is it an alien? Join Richard-Lael Lillard as we get to know who are the inter dimensional beings that you may have encountered.

here we discuss essential ghost hunting equipment and the best equipment for the best results

Ghosts and why they become earthbound.

 a. Unfinished business.

b. Denial.

c. Tragic circumstances and suicide.

d. Free Will.

e. Residual energy.
The Purpose of Life and Death and Why We Suffer, What happens when you die?

Herbs, greenery, plants and other growing products of Nature are key to our Wild Spellcraft, deep in the earth is a wealth of potent feral magick: Stones, crystals, bones from sacred beasts and more. Many examples and specific uses of these holy items will be discussed and shown.

This course will examine the relationship between ancestral connection and mediumship. We will discuss techniques for establishing a connection with our ancestors to enhance our mediumship abilities. Additionally, we will cover aspects that may arise when working with ancestors for mediumship.

Amulets, charms, inscriptions and talismans have been used throughout all history and cultures! We will learn the difference between each of these, the power behind and within each of these - and how to use, charge, find and work with these to help set your energy right and make your life a little better!

Vampires in mythology, literature, and fiction can often shape-change into a bat, wolf, or mist. In reality, like the therions, some Vampyres are practitioners of the art of shapeshifting or simply “shifting,” with the wolf being the most common and favored form for practitioners of Lycanthropy. The etymology of Lycanthropy hails from the Greek words lykos (wolf) and anthropos (man), and in mythology is the shape shifting of a man into the form of a wolf. As a magickal practice, shifting and lycanthropy has many roots in legends and esoteric traditions, from myths of Slavs, Greek, and Norse tribes to coverage in Renaissance and Medieval literature. For example, some spells exist in Russian folklore with the "zagovori," and shamanistic skin-walkers of Native American lore.