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Reversing a Love spell Black magic ( Thailand)

My ex-girlfriend from 15 years ago was half Lao, half Thai. Her mother was Thai and this lady was a hardcore "researcher" on voodoo and fortune telling. She had this thick black book that she would worship like the holy bible. This book was honky huge and the text were all in fine print with some small diagrams and drawings on most of the pages. At the time I was only 20 and thought her mom sure devoting alot of time to such a useless "hobby". She did however read my fortune up about 8 years from the time of the reading with coincedental accuracy :-/ by reading my palms and face features? I was only dating the daughter for about 3 and a half years and was head over heals in love with this girl.

To keep from telling a long story, theres no doubt the parents wanted their daughter to marry me due to my family prominence and since her family were immigrants to Canada, held that so called status in very high regard. Her family often told their friends we were already engaged and not in a joking manner. If the mom truly believed a love spell exists and would work, its a certainty she would have cast the spell on me. They often lavished me with traditional food and soups when I was over.

When the daughter and I broke up, I was heartbroken and my life was turned upside down. I even dropped out of University and went down a different path in life. Thoughts of this girl pop in my head numerous times every day without fail for the last 15 years! This is simply ridiculous because I have zero intention of ever getting back together with such a money-hungry, superficial person. I've been in numerous long-term relationships and breakups over the past 15 yrs so I know what heartbreak feels like. And these daily thoughts my ex on a daily basis over this span of time are completely un-natural since I have no wish or desire to even see this girl again.

Like I mentioned earlier, I haven't heard of a Thai love spell until a few days ago and even if I had heard of such a thing, would have laughed at such a silly notion. Nevertheless, hypothetically speaking, I would like know if there is any way to reverse a love spell. Does anyone know how I might go about lifting such a spell??? I couldnt find anything on the net about it except that its suppose to last for life. Of course I definately dont want to ask my Mom or anyone I know in fear of sounding like a mental patient. lol 

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What is Asian Black Magic

What is black magic?

How does black magic affect you?

Is there really black ,agic?

A number of ideas and practise are group together under the Chinese term “KU”. These ideas and practices justify the use of the phrase “black Magic”.The purpose is to injure someone. In some sense, the word contrast is “white magic” whose purpose is to beneficial.
In general, “ku” is a means of acquiring wealth or secondary to revenge or for love. The method is to place poisonous snakes and insects together in a vessel until there is but one survivor, which is called “ku” . The poison secured from the “ku” is administrated to the victim, who becomes sick and dies. Generally, “ku” is regarded as a spirit, which secured the wealth of the victim for the sorcerer.

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Love spells experience in South East Asia

You may have seen, on this forum or other forums, countless postings from self-proclaimed New Age practitioners, healers, magicians etc promising to reunite lovers, to bring back that ex-boyfriend or girlfriend you never stopped loving.

I, for one, had the privilege of experiencing this wonderful emotion called love with a man five years ago. Some may say it was my downfall to have given so much of my heart to him. He was young and immature. After being fired from his job, he left me from external pressures from worries about work, money...peers telling him he was too young to settle down, that he could do better than me...

I know full well the temptation to sell one's eternal soul just for a few kind words and moments with the man you love with all your heart. Asia's love magic industry is worth billions - Malay/Indonesian bomohs, Thai/Cambodian black magic masters abound to prey on single desperate women yearning for love, be it a new love, bringing home a straying husband or an ex-boyfriend. 99% of these are scam artists. Unfortunately, there is the 1% who are genuine practitioners of the black arts to draw these women into a living hell.

I was broken-hearted after we broke up and fell to the depths of depression. As a result, I was tempted into a dastardly world of Malay bomohs and Thai black magic masters in a desperate bid to bring him back to me. All the nastiest practices you can think of in the black arts, be it dead foetuses in bottles, wax voodoo dolls, using my ex-boyfriend's bazi, personal items etc - I did it all...and was nearly dragged into hell in the process.

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Breaking Thai Love Spell ( is it possible ? )

DO anyone know of any shifu/ high monk who knows how to break love spells from thailand? I need help desperately. I suspect my ex hubby is under the curse. He saw some sort of thing with his name, birthdate and lock of hair with the thai lady. Though we are not together anymore, i do not want him to suffer. Pls help, anyone. Thanks.

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Is there such a thing as to use black magic to capture a person's soul? Im getting alot of hallucination. Seek help from a medium already. Condition improved alot but sometimes still gt hallucination. And i also vry worried that what i mentioned is true. Ask the medium he sometimes says actually gt ppl do black magic on me sometimes say got dirty things follow me sometimes say cannot say. =( There's a time he even say that after i die i have to do alot bad thing for the caster. Die liao cant reincarnate then he ask mi chant everyday so that the spell will weaken and break eventually then my soul can reincarnate in future after i die. Same as my hallucination leh. Went to other medium all say different thing. Anyone can advise me on this whether gt such thing?

if u still not well, try tzltan@yahoo.com.sg. he might able advise u

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Black Magic Monk/priest for Recommendation

Codex is correct and let me give you an example of a time the "love magic" backfired.

A young woman wanted to get a guy she wanted to "own" to forget his wife and love her alone.
At the time, he was my teacher; we were very close friends. 

It did work to get rid of his wife; but he then fell in love with ME~ maybe b/c I was close by and he already had feelings of affection for me. However, since the young woman was successful in getting rid of the wife, she then managed to move in w/him; the lust part apparently worked. 

After a while, however he tired of her and though she was a minor and made his life hell (if you get rid of me, I will tell the police who will put you in jail) and wasn't interested. 

Meanwhile, she did it again. Again, he went crazy for me, still a student of his. it also worked on me as well, and I was crazy for him.

Later, after some painful time of my husband getting angry, and me pulling away, he let her this time -- the spell was one that was to make him forget me. It only made him extremely ill for the past 18 months. He is actually showing signs of schizophrenia. The young woman got tired of this and moved out...about 4 months ago now. In the past month he is getting more and more clear-eyed. Though he and I still enjoy a very close friendship it isn't crazy anymore as it was before.

Hope this helps. in conclusion, I strongly urge you NOT to engage in black magic. Even if it works it has side effects that have high cost and it doesn't last all that long, typically

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Curse of the ‘stone people’

MYSTERY continues to surround Kampung Penan Muslim Batu 10 along the Bintulu-Miri highway in Sarawak.

Not many from outside the state know of a local legend, whose origin has been swallowed by the mists of time. But villagers are not averse to telling anyone willing to listen about the story of Batu Rasak.

The villagers believe that they are the descendants of a cursed lineage. Their forefathers had apparently defied the gods centuries ago.

Although most of the villagers have since embraced Islam, they remain fearful of the curse and would speak of it only in hushed tones.

A long time ago, it was said that their ancestors had feasted on forbidden meat. As such, calamity befell the village; everything and everyone was cursed and turned into stone.

"According to the stories, our ancestors feasted on terrapin and squirrel meat. They even compared which meat was the best and ridiculed the animals. Then all of a sudden, the clear skies turned dark. There were strong winds, lightning and thunder, and heavy rain. Not long later, everything turned into stone. The stones are now collectively called Batu Rasak," said village chief Raini Piee, 43.

The story of Batu Rasak has been passed down from one generation to the next among the Penans in the village.

The stones are located not far from the village and residents believe that they are still guarded by the old gods.

No one in the village dares to set foot near the stones nor utter a single word there as they believe it is taboo and that bad things would happen to them if they do.

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Is the Hope Diamond Really Cursed?

Legend has it that the infamous Hope diamond brings misfortune to whoever owns it. Well, the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History added the magnificent sky-blue gemstone to its collection 53 years ago today (Nov.10), and the institution has fared just fine so far.

As the museum states on its website, it "appears to have maintained the Hope curse-free."

So what's the evidence that the Hope diamond is cursed?

There are plenty of stories of the stone's owners meeting horrible fates, but scholars tend to believe that many of these tales were cooked up or embellished on, at one time or another, by the gem's various owners, in hopes that an incredible history would fetch the diamond a better price in a sale. The diamond has changed hands many times, and for a few periods in its life, the name of the owner is lost to history.

Here, we'll focus on the people who owned the rock for the most significant chunks of time, and whose fates historians can confirm.

The most commonly accepted origin of the curse dates back to 1653, when a French merchant named Jean Baptiste Tavernier obtained the original 115-carat blue diamond in India. The story goes that Tavernier plucked the gem from one of the eyes of a Hindu idol and, for this sacrilege, was later mauled to death by dogs. In fact, the story is a myth: Tavernier returned to France and sold the gem to King Louis XIV for a pretty penny, after which he retired to Russia and died peacefully there. Scholars even question how Tavernier came upon the gem, as a second diamond never turned up, and no one else ever found the statue in question.

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A Chinese Curse or Blessing? (May you live in interesting times)

By : Gong Tao Siao

May you live in interesting times

"May you live in interesting times." Thus goes the first part of the famous Chinese curse, or at least the curse commonly attributed to the Chinese. Like all good curses at first sight it could be mistaken as a blessing. This curse has, in fact, long been granted to and put upon Chinese writers and artists: they have certainly been living in interesting times.

Back in 1972, shortly after Nixon's visit to China, Susan Sontag wrote her short story "Project for a Trip to China." While calling China "the most exotic place of all" and her planned trip to the country a "mythical voyage," she also admitted that "mythical voyages were to places outside of history" yet "now such voyages are entirely circumscribed by history." In other words, Sontag felt she was merely a tourist fantasizing about a "real" China that she could not enter.

The "real" China, however, can be a real curse. About the same time, an anonymous, lone Chinese youth, who would later go under the poetic pseudonym Duo Duo, was writing secretly about the birth of a new subjectivity that had been alienated and isolated in the night of history. This night provided such uncanny visions:

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Real Case of Chinese Ghost in Red ( 紅衣女滔天恨意燒炭自殺並滴血)

by Oregon Chang

This article consists of some abstracts of a Real Life case of the legendary Chinese Ghost in Red.

A brief simplified summary of the abstracts in English will be provided.



北縣一名再婚女子，疑丈夫外遇且要求離婚，她前晚因此走上絕路，在屋內以紅筆寫下充滿恨意的激烈字句，詛咒：「生｜我看不到你們的報應，死｜我作鬼也要找你們！」還滴血、針扎第三者照片，隨後穿著全身紅衣，吞下安眠藥燒炭自殺身亡，女子母親難過地泣訴：「女婿劈腿負心，害死我女兒！」

Basically, a woman who is suspicious of her husband having an affair outside, ends up in suicide. In the room she wrote words of curses in red. She swore of Revenge and used needle to poke at the photo of the woman who broke her family. This wife was all dressed in red and burnt charcoal by the side of her bed and died.

充滿恨意
警方調查，自殺身亡的女子原名簡淑芬（三十八歲），曾有過一段婚姻，與前夫育有一子，與小她五歲的現任丈夫姜樹庸（三十三歲）為姊弟戀，結婚約六年，婚後從夫姓改為姜淑芬，兩人在板橋市三民路一棟公寓四樓租屋居住，簡女沒有工作，其夫在軟體公司擔任電腦工程師。

The deceased, 簡淑芬（三十八歲） had a son with the ex husband, 姜樹庸（三十三歲） who is 5 years younger than her. After marriage, the name was changed to 姜淑芬. The Wife was jobless and the husband was a computer engineer.



「賤女人狗男女」
姜樹庸向警方供稱，前天上午八時許他出門時，還看到妻子在床上睡覺，未料晚上八時多返家時，卻發覺屋內一片漆黑，打開臥室房門時，驚覺房門似乎被堵住，用力推開後驚見妻子全身紅衣、穿著鮮紅色褲襪，躺在臥室床上燒炭身亡，一旁還散落疑似安眠藥的空盒，連忙報警處理。

警方到場調查，發現簡女疑服下逾百顆安眠藥物，床旁有兩盆炭火餘燼，死意甚堅，她在客廳牆壁用紅筆寫「我做錯了什麼？你要逼我去死！你怎麼忍心？」臥室牆壁也有寫著「賤女人、狗男女」等字句，還詛咒：「生—我看不到你們的報應，死—我作鬼也要找你們。」等充滿恨意的詛咒，梳妝鏡上更有著觸目驚心的「我恨你」三個紅色大字。

A photo with the needle pierce at a woman whom the wife believe to be the bitch who caused her family to be broken was found. The deceased wife was found dead on the bed with burning charcoal by the side and she was all dress in red. She took sleeping pills before she went to bed.

On the wall, she mentioned : " what have I done wrong? why must you force me to my death? " She had also wrote a curse on the wall saying : " When alive I cannot see the retribution of you both, after I die will find you both for revenge! I Hate You!"



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A Commentary from the Team of Asiaparanormal :
The source is very brief. We are not clear of the real situation as we are not them. There might be things unmentioned that we may not be aware of. Please kindly do not jump to any conclusions on this article or take sides.

Life is too precious! Please take life seriously and live life to the fullest. Please don't do anything to harm yourself and people around you.

Whatever worst case that may happen to you, it is never the end of the world for you. Treasure life, cherish your own life and others.

Seek help when you are depressed.
Call some hotline if you need to

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What is wrong with Bedok Reservoir?

by Joan Seth



Bedok Reservoir is a is a reservoir located in the eastern part of Singapore. It was completed in 1986. Since 2004, the local authorities have increasingly allowed activities to take place in Bedok Reservoir. These include watersports like wakeboarding, sailing and canoeing. Thus, in recent years, the number of members of the public visiting the reservoir has increased.

In 2011, within a span of 5 months since June, a series of incidents occurred at the reservoir. A total of 5 bodies have been pulled out from the water, leading people to believe that the reservoir is cursed. Is this really the case though? We take a look at the evidence and speculate on the possible explanations for this spate of incidents.

Bedok Reservoir Cursed?

Body found in Bedok Reservoir again, 5th since June


1) Curses

This seems a most likely explanation and the easiest to fall upon though. A curse is a wish expressed upon some other entity – a person, an object or a place. Harm or hurt will be inflicted by supernatural powers.

But is the reservoir cursed? Bedok town was developed in 1973, but evidence shows that a “Bedok River” has existed in Singapore since 1604. In the past, it used to be a hilly area before urban development and was populated mainly by fishermen.

Would anyone place a curse on the reservoir? Remember, it was not completed till 1986. Exactly 25 years later, the spate of incidents occurred. Perhaps someone was unhappy with the construction of the reservoir and placed a curse upon it? Then why would the curse start manifesting itself only after 25 years?

2) Hauntings

Bedok was one of the first few “new towns” developed by the HDB in the 1970s. Past history did not indicate any worthy incidents of note, but way back in 1942, during World War II, the Bedok Hill Massacre occurred.

On the 28th of February 1942, 90 men from the Federrated Malay States Volunteer Force (FMSVF), Straits Settlement Volunteer Force (SSVF) and the Malay Regiment were executed by the Japanese.

Was this the catalyst for the recent spate of accidents and suicides? Were the ghosts of the soldiers somehow enacting their revenge? But why only now? Furthermore they were killed on a hill, which was already been leveled during the town development days in the 1970s. What has that got to do with the reservoir?

3) Earth Magnetic Field

Ley lines are alleged alignments of a number of places of geographical and historical interest, such as ancient monuments and megaliths, natural ridge-tops and water-fords. Experts claim that such lines are the energy pathways of the Earth, and some attribute them to UFO sightings.

But do they exist in Singapore? Perhaps the reservoir lies upon a ley line of negative energy, influencing people into making negative decisions.

Furthermore, psychiatrists too have noticed a correlation between geomagnetic activity and suicide rates.

Geomagnetic storms - periods of high geomagnetic activity caused by large solar flares - have also been linked to clinical depression.

In 1994, a study was published suggesting a 36.2% increase in the number of men admitted into hospital for depression in the second week after geomagnetic storms (British Journal of Psychiatry vol 164, p 403).

What may be the cause of the link, if there is one, remains unknown. Could this be a reason? Do remember that Singapore does not have high geological activity though.

Does the Earth's magnetic field cause suicides?

4) Fengshui

If you take a look at the picture above, it certainly resembles a side view of a male human head. This is due to the resemblance of a "Dragon Throat" or "Adam Apple" near the throat of the head. The Dragon Throat is the vital essence of the accumulating negative "qi".

According to what is indicated in our picture, there is something sharp pointing at the eyes. If someone uses a sharp physical object to point at your eyes, you will be blinded. If someone is blinded, there is a high chance that the person will get into accident.

For example, the person might be blinded and fall into the reservoir. This could explain the recent accidents at the reservoir. The victims might have been "blinded" and "fell" into the reservoir.


- Quoted from Master Orthodox Occultist Oregon Chang

5) Mere coincidences

Finally, perhaps these 5 incidents does have a simple and plausible explanation after all. We think that the following 2 factors influenced the turn of events greatly.

1) Accessibility - The reservoir has been opened to public use for watersports for many years. Also, a lot of people go there for fishing as well. Nearby the reservoir is Bedok Reservoir Park. The whole area is highly accessible to the public with transportation readily available.

2) Previously a alarming rate of suicide attempts were made on MRT tracks, whereby the individual will jump onto the tracks just as the trains were pulling in. However, since the authorities had made renovations to the train stations by building barrier gates and doors, the suicide rates has dropped dramatically.

Put two and two together, we have the most probable answer. As MRT stations are getting less accessible for suicide attempts, coupled with the ease of accessibility of Bedok Reservoir road. People are choosing the reservoir as their choice of suicide attempts.

Unfortunately, this is all just statistics. Compare it to a hospital where almost everyday people die of natural causes or sickness. If only 5 people die in a hospital within 5 months, no one will bat an eyelid. But if 5 people die everyday for 5 months, people will start wondering if there is something wrong with the hospital.

Compare to a busy road with heavy traffic and a lot of pedestrians. Within 5 months, if 5 accidents occur there, some people might think that it is a bit statically little in number. But within 5 months, 5 accidents occur at a reservoir, people start thinking there is something wrong.

Ultimately, this is just a statistical anomaly. Its all about the perception of human beings of statistics. People are just as about likely to die in a reservoir.

International suicide rates are 1 in 121, whereas dying from car accident is 1 in 260. Does this mean a person is more likely to die from suicide than from accidents?

DISCLAIMER: Asia Paranormal does not condone suicidal behavior and actions. We wish to emphasize the fact that life is precious and please, do not recklessly endanger it and cause misery to the people and loved ones around you. If need be, please seek help or counselling. There is always a solution.

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Bedok Reservoir Cursed?

by Oregon Chang

Do You Believe In Curses?

Bedok Reservoir

Coming back today as in year 2011, we will talk about Bedok Reservoir which people are beginning to wonder if this place is cursed?

So what has caused people to ponder about this? Let us take a look at the recent happenings concerning Bedok reservoir.

Case 1

Let us begin with the first case (Tan Sze Sze, 32, was cradling her toddler, Jerald Chin)

This first case is a very typical Chinese Ghost in red incident like many ancient Chinese traditional legends. Ghost in Red are said to be Ghosts of vengeance. You may read up at the link below.

http://news.xin.msn.com/en/singapore/article.aspx?cp-documentid=5360743
http://asiaparanormal.blogspot.com/2011/09/mother-son-found-dead-in-singapores.html

If you would like to know more about ghost in red, feel free to read the links below

http://asiaparanormal.blogspot.com/2010/02/chinese-ghost-in-red.html
http://asiaparanormal.blogspot.com/2010/02/chinese-ghost-in-red-method.html

Speaking about ghost returning back to visit the living, there is also a follow up incident! The footprint of the dead was found.

Read more at this link
http://news.insing.com/tabloid/bedok-reservoir-deaths-footprints-of-deceased-s-spirit-discovered/id-f3bf3e00

Case 2
Next, we shall proceed on the second case (Mr Lin Xiao, 23 a China National)

In this case, only partial of his body was found at Bedok reservoir.

You can read up more in the link below
http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_689730.html

Case 3

Now comes to the third ( A Singaporean man in his 50s), now this man is really lucky to be alive. He was close to be dead.

more can be read at this link
http://news.asiaone.com/News/AsiaOne%2BNews/Singapore/Story/A1Story20111011-304374.html

Case 4

But however this is still not the end of the story. There is still another! This time it is a 33-year-old Indian construction worker Raman Selvam.

more can be read at this link
http://news.insing.com/tabloid/corpse-spotted-floating-on-reservoir-waters/id-7bd63e00

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Bruce Lee and Brandon Lee Death Curse

Brandon Lee, son of the famed martial arts star, Bruce Lee, was shot and killed during the making of his breakout film, “The Crow.” Although his death was deemed “accidental,” many other speculations have arisen. What if his death was not an accident, but murder? There were many similarities between both Bruce and Brandon Lee’s death, leaving open the possibility of conspiracy. Two major theories lend hand to the thought of foul play.

The Chinese Mafia theory and the Triads theory hold credence through evidence and their links to Bruce and Brandon. Other theories have been considered and prove possible as well. Too many “coincidences” occurred on set and during the investigation, to state that his death was an accident. With all the evidence collected from both deaths, the possibility that both were merely fatal accidents, can be ruled out, and replaced with the fact that they were meticulously planned murders.

Bruce Lee, martial arts star, is pronounced dead on July 20th, 1973. He is rushed to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital but is dead before arrival. All the details of his death remain unclear and somewhat covered up. Lee and film producer, Raymond Chow, met at Lee’s home to discuss the making of Lee’s film, “Game of Death.” They worked for about two hours before heading to Betty Tingpei’s (lead actress in the film) house. The three went over the script and soon after, Chow left. Lee began to complain of a headache and Tingpei gave him a tablet of Equagesuc (a super aspirin), which was prescribed for her.

Around 9:00pm Chow called Tingpei’s to ask why she and Lee never showed up for dinner as planned. Tingpei told Chow that she could not wake Lee. He could not be revived and later died of, what doctors concluded as, an edema (swelling of the brain). Why hadn’t Tingpei woken Lee earlier to meet for dinner as planned? And if she tried to, and she could not, why did she not immediately phone the police? Most of all, why would she give Lee something not prescribed for him? These questions and many others make Bruce Lee’s death look less like an accident and more like murder.

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5 Curses You Probably Want to Stay Away From

1. The Madden Curse

As a pro football player, not only are you making ridiculous amounts of money for playing, but you also have a chance at scoring some serious endorsement money. However, you might want to reconsider if offered a deal as the new face of the Madden video game, considering the track record of your predecessors:

2000-Barry Sanders, Detroit Lions—Sanders didn’t play a single down during the 1999-2000 season (or ever again), retiring after a ten year career.

2000-Dorsey Levens, Green Bay Packers—Later copies of the game to featured Levens, who was bothered by a bad knee in the following season, leading to reduction to a reserve player (aka benchwarmer). He was fired in 2001.

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The Truth About the Superman Curse

By Brian McKernan

Much has been written about the so-called "Superman Curse," especially after Christopher Reeve's 1995 tragic accident and his unfortunate death. Once again, tabloid writers drew comparisons with 1950s TV Superman George Reeves' suicide, with the hardships suffered by Superman co-creators Siegel and Shuster after they sold their billion-dollar creation to DC Comics for a mere $130, and with actor Kirk Alyn's lackluster career after playing Superman in two 1940s movie serials.

A closer examination, however, makes talk of a "Superman Curse" absurd. There's as much circumstantial evidence to suggest there isn't a curse as there is to suggest there is.

Siegel and Shuster were just two of the many young 1930s comic book pioneers who created characters as a "work for hire" and did not share in the profits. As for Kirk Alyn, he too was just one of many serial stars who faded into obscurity and went on to do other things with their lives. Who today remembers serial stars Ralph Byrd (Dick Tracy), Tom Tyler (Captain Marvel) or Gordon Jones (The Green Hornet)?

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'Snake god curse' creates mass hysteria in Nepal school

This is not a latest news, i just read it and thought of re publising the article and keep it in the archives...

Kathmandu, Sep 7 (IANS) While psychologists explained it as mass hysteria triggered by fear and tension, an alarmed Nepal town began ritual worships to propitiate a dead snake whose curse was said to be causing dozens of school students to faint, weep and scream.

The Laxmi Secondary School in Lekhnath town in Kaski district, west of the capital city Kathmandu, presented a strange sight for two days in a row.
Students, mostly girls aged 14 to 17, began falling down in a dead faint, weeping loudly, kicking and screaming and making signs of extreme fear and distress.

The first fits began Tuesday, when nearly two dozen students displayed the symptoms. The alarmed school authorities and parents were nonplussed by the phenomenon and at a loss as to what to do.

Nearly two dozen more students, including some boys as well, displayed the same bizarre behaviour Wednesday as well, causing frantic parents to take their wards to the district hospital.

The principal of the school, Sribhadra Baral, decided to suspend classes for the rest of the week.

Shamans have been called to exorcise the slain snake's spirit before the school reopens Sunday.

Some teachers and local residents told visiting journalists, including private television channel Kantipur, that the disturbance had been caused by the curse of a snake god.

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The 27 Club

EXCESS AND TRAGEDY ARE THE STUFF OF MUSIC LEGEND, but it is only with hindsight that deeper patterns emerge. None of these is more striking than the deaths at age 27 of some of the greatest musicians of our time.

Jimi Hendrix. Janis Joplin. Jim Morrison. Brian Jones. Kurt Cobain. Founding bluesman Robert Johnson. All died at 27. Their stories, as well as those of ill-fated members of the Grateful Dead, The Stooges, Badfinger, Big Star, Minutemen, Echo & the Bunnymen, and The Mars Volta, are here presented for the first time as a profound and interlocking web that reaches beyond coincidence to the roots of artistic causality and fate.

The 27s is the first comprehensive account of the lives and legacies of the thirty-four musicians who make up (to date) rock's most notorious myth. It is also a capsule history of rock and roll, twisting and turning through decades and genres, unfurling layers of numerology, philosophy, and astrology along the way. The text is complemented by compelling and multifaceted artwork that brings a nonlinear graphic-novel edge to this major contribution to the study of rock culture.

The 27s include Rolling Stones founder Brian Jones, Delta bluesman Robert Johnson, D. Boon of the Minutemen. Mia Zapata of The Gits, crooner Jesse Belvin, Badfinger's Pete Ham, Chris Bell of Big Star, Gary Thain of Uriah Heep, Alan "Blind Owl" Wilson of Canned Heat, Freaky Tah of Lost Boyz, father of funk: Arlester Christian of Dyke and the Blazers, Pete de Freitas of Echo & The Bunnymen, Pigpen of the Grateful Dead, Kristin Pfaff of Hole, and Jeremy Ward of The Mars Volta.

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The most enduring paranormal pictures of all time (Part 2)

By Joan Seth

Part 2 of some of the most enduring paranormal pictures of all time.

1) Nazca Lines



The Nazca Lines are a series of gigantic geoglyphs located in the Nazca Desert in Peru. This picture depicts an eagle. Till date, no satisfactory explanation can be given as to how were they created and their purpose. Were they created as part of ceremonial rituals? Or are they, as some have suggested, runways for ancient astronauts?

2) Kirlian Photography



Kirlian Photography was discovered by Seymon Kirlian in 1939. By activating an electrical field to an object on a photographic plate, images such as this hand can be produced. Kirlian himself claimed that this technique revealed the existence of an aura for the object, but sceptics say its just contamination of the photographic plates, and this effect is only a normal scientific phenomena.

3) The Surgeon's Photograph



This picture supposedly showing the head and neck of the Loch Ness Monster was taken by Robert Kenneth Wilson in 1934. However, it was revealed as a hoax in 1994. Wilson had used a toy figure to take the photograph. Nonetheless, many experts, including those who revealed the hoax, still hold firm to the belief that there is an animal down there in waters of Loch Ness.

4) Spontaneous Human Combustion of Mary Reeser



Mary Reeser was a suspected victim of Spontaneous Human Combustion in 1951. When police arrived, they found the ashes of the remains of her body. Only part of her left foot and her backbone remained. Plastic household objects at a distance from the seat of the fire were softened and had lost their shapes. However, the rest of the house remain largely untouched.

5) Anneliese Michel



Anneliese Michel was a German woman who supposedly was possessed by demons and underwent an exorcism. When she was 21, she started hallucinating and exhibiting weird behaviour. Her parents gave up on medical treatment and turned to exorcism. The priests who performed the exorcism was subsequently charged with negligent manslaughter. She eventually died of starvation and dehydration in 1976. The movie, The Exorcism of Emily Rose was based on her story.

6) Stigmata



Stigmata are bodily marks, sores, or sensations of pain in locations corresponding to the crucifixion wounds of Jesus. This picture depicts Myrna Nazzour receiving the wounds of Christ in 1990. Experts have suggested stigmata are of hysterical origin or linked to dissociative identity disorders. Sufferers exhibit dissociative mental states and self-mutilation, in the context of a religious belief.

7) King Tuktankhamun's Mask



This picture shows King Tuktankhamun's Mask. After his tomb was discovered in 1922, a spate of deaths has been linked to the Pharaoh. Experts believe that the deaths have been caused by an unknown fungus in the tomb, and pointed out that only 8 people involved have died in the years since the discovery. However, many people still believe that the Pharaoh placed the curse there to dissuade grave robbers.

8) Betty and Barney Hill Alien Abduction



This is a picture of a supposed star map that Betty Hill saw while she was aboard a UFO. It shows that the aliens' supposedly came from the Zeta Reticuli star system. They were allegedly abducted in 1961, and lost a few hours of time. Through hypnosis, they recalled being brought aboard a UFO and subject to tests and experiments by the aliens.

9) The Abominable Snowman



The Yeti is a mysterious humanoid crytid said to dwell in the Himalayas mountains. It is also considered as a parallel of the Bigfoot legend of North America. In this picture, a supposed Yeti footprint is found, with a pickaxe placed next to it for comparison of size.

10) Zener Cards



Psychologist Karl Zener designed the Zener cards in the early 1930s. They were used for conducting Extra Sensory Perception tests. The experimenter picks up a card and the subject attempts to determine which card was picked through ESP. Test results have varied, no conclusive evidence of psychic abilities have been proven so far.

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The Dark Knight Curse

by Todd Fyre


Picture is (C) copyright to Warner Bros Pictures

Is the terrifying spectre of a horrible curse haunting the stars of the new Batman movie?!!

Probably not. More than likely, they're just going through a patch of bad luck. Then again... maybe there is.

Rumors of a strange curse began rumbling around Hollywood when actor Heath Ledger, who plays the wacky supervillain The Joker in the current movie The Dark Knight, died of an apparent drug overdose. (The latest on which is that there will be no criminal inquiry, so Mary-Kate Olsen won't have to testify after all.) Ledger, who died at the age of 28, had a more-or-less promising career in film ahead of him.

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Women in Thailand use Black Magic to Subdue their Husband

From: HypeSeek@Asiaparanormal

Introduction to Black Magic in Thailand
In the traditional culture of Thailand’s black magic, women are usually the victims of black magic. Men will seek witch doctor (Maaw Phee) to formulate special love potion or charm made from the anatomical fluid of a dead woman, more commonly known as the “corpse oil”. The magic potion is dilute with drink and later serve to the women victim, the victim will succumb to the men like a slave unknowingly. However, women have reported using black magic as well. Some women in Thailand have resorted to use black magic to hold on their husband from external affairs.

The Process
The women will collect bodily material from themselves; the material can be perspiration, urine, vaginal secretion, menstrual blood, dry skin or broken nail. A friend has told me that the spell will come stronger if the material is directly apply onto the food and being serve to her husband immediately. Traditionally, Thai women who have the intention to charm their husband will squat or knee over hot food until her sweat or menstrual blood drip onto the food. She will need to retain the original favor of the food and activate the charm by chanting a black magic mantra over the “poisoned” food that she is going to serve her husband shortly. The husband after eating the food will lose any interest in other women. However, if the food mixed with extensive amount of bodily fluid, the men will suffer mental illness and even die from over dosage. The only way to break the spell is to force the men to drink a mixture of polluted water with moss from a temple.



A Popular Rumored Case of such Sorcery
This form of black magic is rumored to be the root in bringing the downfall of a Thai’s kingdom in the past. Somchintana Thongthew Ratarasam, a researcher of traditional Thai healing revealed this story about a prince and a descendant of King Mon Kut, who fell victim to this sorcery. The prince was in love with a recent concubine because of her beauty and superb cooking skill. The prince was weak and felt sick very often. It was rumored that the concubine had secretly serve the prince food with “additional” ingredient. The ingredient both kept his life as a prince and kept his enduring love for her. The rumored spread like wildfire across the kingdom and the king has forbid her to serve any food to the prince anymore. The prince could not resist her cooking until a strand of hair was found on the dish. She was accused of conjuring black magic to harm the prince and soon she disappeared from the kingdom. There isn’t any supporting evidence of this claim but majority of the people in Thailand will believe that black magic exist.

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