𝕮𝖎𝖗𝖈𝖑𝖊 𝕺𝖋 𝕱𝖗𝖎𝖊𝖓𝖉𝖘 𝕻𝖆𝖗𝖆𝖓𝖔𝖗𝖒𝖆𝖑

14/02/2025

Happy Valentines Day everyone 💗👻 ❤️👻💗👻❤️

12/02/2025

11/02/2025

Q: Have you ever encountered and Elemental on an investigation?

Elementals are nature spirits that are linked to specific 'elements'. They are conscious, . According to folk-lore there are four groups of Elementals, each has an Archangel overseeing their activities.

Elementals are spirits or beings associated with the elements of earth, air, water, and fire. They are four-dimensional beings of pure spiritual energy believed to inhabit the natural world and have the ability to influence the elements.
Beliefs about elementals

• Hinduism
Elementals represent the universal essence within matter, and the interconnectedness between the material world and spiritual awareness.
• Buddhism
Earth spirits represent elemental forces tied to the earth, embodying qualities like firmness and stability.
• New Age Religion
Elementals are astral gods of former pagan religions or spirits in folklore derived from earth, air, fire, and water.
• Paracelsus
There are four categories of elementals: gnomes, undines, sylphs, and salamanders.
Examples of elementals
• Undines: A category of elemental beings associated with water.
• Sylphs: An imaginary or elemental being that inhabits the air and is mortal but soulless.
Related terms
• Earth spirit: A Buddhist concept that represents elemental forces tied to the earth.
• Water elemental: A nature spirit that governs the element of water.
• Fire elemental: A nature spirit that governs the element of fire.
• Air elemental: A nature spirit that governs the element of air.

09/02/2025

Having done our time at Derby Gaol, we are to be transported to Northleach Prison to continue the sentence on Saturday 8th March.
Unfortunately our parole was denied.

To come and serve your sentence with us please visit www.cof-paranormal.co.uk

09/02/2025

Had to take the opportunity to have a Team photo at our Derby Gaol event with the lovely Richard Felix who we can't thank enough for still attending our event despite just coming out of hospital ❤️
We'll definitely be back...keep an eye out for a date update 😉

08/02/2025

If you're joining us this evening at Derby Gaol, we hope you have a safe journey over and look forward to seeing you later!! 👻

01/02/2025

For everyone coming to Derby Gaol next weekend, I have had reassurance this morning that all is good and the event is still going ahead 👍 👻👻 See you there 😁 Jo 👻

30/01/2025

Our thoughts and prayers go out to Richard Felix. Wishing him a speedy recovery.

24/01/2025

Our thoughts are with all those in the UK facing the damaging face of Storm Eowyn. We hope that you all stay safe 🙏🏼

16/01/2025

A massive welcome to all our new followers. Thank you so much for supporting us. We hope you enjoy the page 👻👻

12/01/2025

Roman story about ghost from letters of Pliny the Younger

Pliny the Younger – Roman writer and politician from the first and second century CE – in one of his letters, describes an amazing story about the ghost to a man named Licinius Sura. This is an amazing antique story from the Halloween topic.
In Athens there was a large and spacious house, which in the region had poor fame – it was thought to be haunted. Supposedly, strange noises could be heard at night, like iron striking against each other; with a greater concentration it sounded like rattling chains. The sound seemed to be far away, but it gradually came closer and closer. Then there would appear the ghost in the form of an elderly, emaciated and disgusting man with long hair and beard. As the ghost moved, he made the sound of rattling chains, which were on his hands and feet.
The residents of the house could not bear the terrifying sounds and the mysterious nightmare; therefore, finally, the house was abandoned and left to the ghost. With time, the owners decided to put up the object for sale, but with a much lower price than in reality, the house was worth it.
Once, Athenodorus Cananites – a stoic philosopher1 – visited Athens. During his visit, he accidentally encountered an announcement about the sale of a house, which in no case corresponded to the property’s actual value. Intrigued, he learned from the local residents about the mystery of the possessed home. Information only encouraged the intelligent man to buy possession.
When the night came, Athenodorus asked to set the couch in front of the house, put writing materials, an oil lamp and leave him alone at home for the night.
Part of the night was tranquil. At one point, however, Athenodorus heard the chains rattling. Instead of looking towards the sound, he focused on writing, pretending to be uninterested. However, the sound did not stop and seemed to be getting closer. In the end, the sound was already so clear and close enough that Athenodorus looked up and saw the ghost. The ghost looked at him and raised his hand and began to sway his finger at him. The philosopher, while maintaining the “stoic” peace, raised his hand, ordering the ghost to wait and returned his eyes to his notes. The impatient ghost rattled his chains again and nodded toward Athenodorus

The man finally got up, picked up an oil lamp and followed the ghost that moved slowly due to the chains, that were constraining his movement. Athenodorus followed the ghost into the yard, where the ghost suddenly disappeared. The philosopher marked the place where he last saw the ghost with leaves and grass.
On the next day, Athenodorus asked the local authorities to make excerpts in the marked place. To everyone’s surprise, there was a buried skeleton of a man in the ground, who was bound by chains and certainly tortured before death. The remnants of the unfortunate were removed from the earth, and the local authorities – at public expense – set up a dignified burial. Thanks to this, the mortified soul of the deceased could go away in peace, and the house in Athens was never again haunted.

Image and information courtesy of Imperium Romanium