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Paranormal Weekend in Bartlett, Texas
Join Saul Ravencraft and Madame Zee for an amazing, all-inclusive, paranormal weekend in historic Bartlett, Texas. Space is highly limited. Get details and reserve your spot!
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Visit Saul and Madame Zee at the Paranormal Conference in San Antonio
Saul joins the other exhibitors and presenters for the Paranormal Conference at the Black Swan Inn in San Antonio.
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Plague Party at Ravencraft’s Vault of Horror
We’re going old-school for this edition of Ravencraft’s Vault of Horror. Join us for a Plague Party. A sinister overlord decides that he and his friends can party with abandon even though there is a plague happening. He believes his deal with the devil will keep destruction at bay. It’s a Corman classic! Preshow starts at 7:00. Feature at 8:00. Souvenirs until we run out. Mister Tramps has resumed regular food service, so look forward to all their fantastic food. Join the Facebook event
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Saul presents at Arcane Relics Summit 2021
Saul will be presenting ath the Arcane Relics Summit 2021 on authentic divination and magick lore. The summit will gather vendors, paranormalists, storytellers, creators, and performers who like to delve in the shadows.
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Saul to host late night events for local convention
Saul will be hosting a series of late night shows called TAOM After Dark, September 3-5, featuring nationally know performers. A limited number of tickets are available to the public.
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Terrifying “dragon” discovered in Australia
In a startling discovery, PhD Candidate, Tim Richards, from the University of Queensland in Australia, analyzed the fossil of a jaw, discovered on Wanamara Country, near Richmond in North West Queensland. It is the largest specimen of flying reptile ever discovered in Australia. This truly “terrible lizard” would have been a frightening predator, taking advantage of its air power and thirty-foot wingspan to annihilate ground-bound creatures. In this video, researchers take us behind the scenes on the discovery and implications of this amazing beast. See more about these gigantic flying dinosaurs in this clip from National Geographic. Read the full story of this discovery in the original article below. Researchers…
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Hard to know who to root for
According to Anxiety House, Arachnophobia, fear of spiders, and Ophidiophobia,fear of snakes, are the two most common phobias. So, when you have a case of spider vs. serpent, who do you root for? It is said that Australia is the land where everything in nature wants to kill you. One such example is the Redback spider Latrodectus hasselti-Australian Redback Spider. Photo by Don Horne. (CC-BY-4.0) This feisty little spider has a body about the size of an m&m candy, but is venomous enough to kill a snake. The article cited below gives more detail about how snakes are captured and killed in this tiny spider’s web. If you have a…
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I can’t see your wings
The photo at the top of this article is a Facebook post I did earlier today. The comments actually lined up perfectly to discuss what this means to me. Remember, though, that I’m a seeker like you. I know some stuff, but I don’t know everything. It’s not really about what I think, but about you, thinking. The cartoon makes it clear that caterpillars and butterflies don’t necessarily speak the same language. That makes sense to me. The butterfly has gone through a complete transformation, with a change of mission, diet, capabilities. It is a one-way threshold. So, naturally, the butterfly would have no reason to interact with the caterpillar.…
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Dowsing on the rise in California
Coast to Coast AM reports that due to the drought in California, that many are turning to dowsing to find water. Dowsing is using the motion of tools such as a Y-shaped stick, L-shaped rods, or pendulums, to find information. In the case of the “water witches,” dowsing is used to find the right locations to dig wells. Traditionally, the dowser will wander the property with a Y-shaped stick and, when they approach the right spot, the stick will dip down, as if attracted to the spot. Dowsing can be used for other purposes as well. Pendulum dowsing is used to find lost objects, answer questions and even connect with…
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Is it me, or is it hot in here?
Current weather conditions bring back the memory of this day in 1929. The June 1, 1929 issue of the British newspaper, “The Sphere,” featured this photo with an eloquent caption. Journalists just don’t seem to have the same sense of poetry today.
