Mountain Man Traditional Healing
Magic and Medicine from the Ozarks
For those spirits who don't appear spontaneously there is the route of evocation, which basically means calling upon a certain spirit (or group of spirits) to appear to the medium. There are advantages and disadvantages to both the spontaneous and evocation routes. For instance, with spontaneous manifestations we are at more of a risk for... Continue Reading →
Relationships between mortals and spirits can be viewed in a positive or negative light. Sometimes when we encounter spirits the information given (and the experience in general) is enlightening and helpful. Other times we encounter spirits who just want to joke around, or who pose as well-meaning characters as a sort of trick. Identifying spirits... Continue Reading →
i fall back and to the right (normally to the right for some reason) that’s the direction of healing that’s the place the smoke come in is drawn in is blown in is where it comes in i bend over i fall over i let my feet slide over i slide across the dirt and... Continue Reading →
another time the wind broke it fell from the ceiling to the cellar it called so gently but who really knows why it or knows how it or really even ever learned our language after a lifetime living underground in tunnels dug out with spoons and the flat side of tin-can lids how did i... Continue Reading →
As the first post in my new series called The Ozark Spiritist I thought I would take some time to talk about the basics of Spiritism and why I'm writing this series. This information can also be found on my website. “The line of march of all spirits is always progressive, never retrograde. They raise themselves... Continue Reading →
