Explore the chilling history of England's most infamous mental asylums, where tales of torment and hauntings linger. From the notorious Bedlam to Colney Hatch and beyond, discover the eerie remnants and ghostly legends that inhabit these once-dreaded...
Uncover the wild origins and secrets of London's ancient fayres, where history intertwines with myth. From King John's scandalous demands to pagan fertility rites, discover why horns became the symbol of Charlton's most notorious event.
We can sometimes become so motivated to help others ease their suffering and heal their wounds that we miss the first and most crucial aspect of any spiritual work - healing the self.
Step into the shadowy world of England’s haunted tunnels and bridges, where history intertwines with the paranormal. From the eerie vaults of Clerkenwell Catacombs to the spectral figures of Kelvedon Hatch Bunker, each location holds chilling tales a...
Special Note PDN presents this insightful mediumship article in memory of its author Robin Foy, ‘Ambassador for the Spirit World’, who passed away peacefully in his sleep on April 10, 2022, aged 78. It was originally published in The Afterlife Magazi...
Could a sinister goblin truly inhabit the depths of Bristol's Pen Park Hole? Unearthed tales of Captain Sturmy's eerie 17th-century descent reveal haunting encounters and mysterious deaths. Discover the chilling legend that has kept explorers at bay...
A new paper published in Frontiers in Psychology examines the similarities and differences between skeptics, parapsychologists, (scientists who study psychic ability), and believers in psychic ability. It challenges the idea that skeptics somehow pos...
Journey into the arcane world of London's Cabinets of Curiosities, where the bizarre and esoteric converge. From taxidermied wonders to shrunken heads, these collections reveal a hidden history that blends science with the occult. Discover the secret...
Many people are not aware that spirit guide Whiteshadow was first to communicate through trance medium Maurice Barbanell at the legendary Swaffer Circle which lasted for forty years.
In the shadowy confines of the Tower of London, 16th-century innkeeper Hew Draper etched mysterious astrological symbols into his cell walls. Accused of sorcery against one of Elizabethan England's most powerful women, Draper's fate remains an enigma...
