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Wild men of the woods Can be found: European and Scottish woodlands Source of food: Assumed to be omnivore Height: Average human adult height to seven feet tall Description: Similar to the Greenmen who are covered in leaves, these men are covered in hair or fur and wear no clothes. They have been compared to the Sasquatch of North America but are considered more human-like, unlike the Sasquatch which is ape-like. These men live within thick woodlands and protect the wild forests they inhabit. They also have been called upon as “Wooser”, “Ooser”, or “Wild Men of the Woods”. In medieval times, their features were used on masks. There are also carvings of the Woodwose in churches in East Anglia. These entities were featured in many literary pieces dating from the Sixteenth and Seventeenth century. Very little is known about them.

The manifestation of negativity In the realm of energy work there is positive energy and negative energy. It is similar to the concept of ying and yang. These energies are all around us and are in our every day lives. Negative energy can attach to us-either by being in a negative environment, being near someone practicing the dark arts, by dealing with someone who is troublesome, as well as having health issues. Black Blood is a term given to an entity that has been created from the manifestation of negativity within the body. Black Blood begins as negative energy that flows from an area within the body that over time if not treated can spread through other areas within the body and eventually can begin to manifest. Have you ever known someone who is usually in a negative state of mind and over time their appearance changes? Their “misery shows” over the years? This is an example.  Over the years I have dealt with many clients who have Black Blood within their systems. Dur

Several places in our communities hold Psychic Fairs. These events are successful in bringing the metaphysical world into the community. For those who are well versed in the metaphysical realm, these events are wonderful ways to gain in experience, socialize with similar people, and restock supplies. For those who are just beginning their mystical journey, this is a wonderful way to learn about the metaphysical realm, find advice, ask questions, discover new interests, as well as network. It is also a great way to find your niche by experimenting and see how it all works. These events are filled with mystical items for sale that can rarely be purchased elsewhere, as well as handmade goods, inspiring crafts. Of course there are also psychics, mediums, and teachers willing to give their experience and guidance. Lots of experienced mystics provide their services to customers (usually for a fee). Palm readers, tarot card readers, rune stone readers are often present at these gatherings

The definition of a dream   Dreams are emotional expressions of our inner most selves. Formerly thought of as visions. Dreams incorporate all the senses and reflect on our lives, helping us to understand and solve problems or just pass comment from the subconscious. Description of the two basic types of dreams. The two basic types of dreams are literal and symbolic. Literal dreams incorporate logically scenes and solutions. Because we are taught to think clearly and logically from childhood, many of our dreams reflect this tendency. The literal dreams should be taken at face value, as there is little symbolism or creativity involved. These literal dreams may recall past events, probable events or even future events. Reliving the past can be a valuable tool for acceptance or getting another chance to assess a situation. Symbolic dreams reflect our inner world of intuition and creativity; an expression of feelings and emotion. They can be expressions of frustrations or