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03.09.2017 um 19:55ah, das ist mal ein relativ interessanter artikel:
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Child abduction, poltergeist sightings, crop failure and haunted building sites blamed on sinister work of fairieshttp://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/child-abduction-poltergeist-sightings-crop-11036934
Throughout history "fairies" have been blamed for the unexplainable but there is a also a darker side to their past as author Richard Sugg reveals
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das könnte für euch auch interessant sein, wegen der feen-poltergeist verbindung
It is very clear that fairies were made scapegoats for ordinary, though misunderstood sicknesses or deaths.oder das hier:
But there remain a handful of fairy disturbances which look very much like genuine paranormal activity – or, in a word, poltergeists. What on earth is it that causes these sudden household outbursts, with their hammering noises and inexplicable flinging about of objects and furniture?
Mind-bending as all this is, it actually does seem to happen. As recently as August 2016, two sets of police witnessed it when called into a poltergeist house at Rutherglen in Glasgow.
A local wisewoman explained that one corner of the house was blocking a fairy path. Paddy had a stonemason cut off the offending corner, and the problems apparently ceased.seine anderen bücher sollten auch interessant sein, mal schauen:
The researcher Paul Devereux confirms that many houses in the West of Ireland were modified for this kind of reason.
It may just have been a happy coincidence that Baine’s poltergeist went quiet after the corner of the house was sliced off.
Some such incidents stop for no obvious reason after a few days or even hours. But there is also a lot of evidence to show that poltergeist outbreaks feed on fear and stress. If this negative energy can be banished, the problems can stop.
So – in some cases people had good reason to be afraid of the supernatural; and appeasing the fairies could also be genuinely useful.
Richard Sugg is the author of eight books, including Mummies, Cannibals and Vampires, A Century of Ghost Stories, and A Singing Mouse at Buckingham Palace and other amazing animal stories. Fairies: A Dangerous History is due out with Reaktion in May 2018. He is currently completing his next book, The Real Vampires, and beginning a novel about poltergeist experiences.