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There used to be a wise old woman living near …
Between Fleshwick Bay and Bradda Head there is a ‘Castle’ …
In the smuggling days of old, one of the Radcliffes …
Perhaps the most primitive form of sorcery practiced in the …
It was commonly believed on the Isle of Man, as …
Although the Isle of Man was caught by the wave …
On the Isle of Man every ditch had to be …
This is said to be the bitterest curse in the …
The curse and ritual of the Skeab Lome (Besom of …
Every ditch had to be full of rain or snow …
It was Midsummer Day, and the Peel Herring Fleet, with …
A hare, or rather a Witch in the shape of …
The following story was told last year by a man …
A woman whom I knew in Ramsey, Mrs. C., practiced …
A witch, or anyone knowing the necessary charm, or even …
In the case of animals ailing, herbs had to be …
A Völva or Vǫlva is a shamanic seeress in Norse …
The animal most intimately allied with magic in the Isle …
It was said of Ciaran of Clonmacnoise, patron saint of …
No person could practice the Black Art or any necromancy …
Below is an interesting ritual from a 1938 publication (privately …
Brushing the dust at the head of four (cross) ways, …
In many divinations, the Dark Powers are expected to transmit …
At Kirk Michael, 31 July 1712, one Alice Knakill, alias …
There is a story, sir, of a witch that lived …
An an interesting article from Jan 2010… THE Isle of …
Newly-married women were sometimes “buitched ” (bewitched) by the jealousy …
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