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First, Second, Third

First Gate: New Hallowe'en, pop Hallowe'en October 31st Second Gate: November the 1st. Third Gate: November 11th to 13th...

New Oct 31 Hallowe'en 'fumigation'.

Nakhla two apples (middle-eastern 'appled/molasses' tobacco), myrrh, black copal and lobelia...

The 'Heartland Series' , Upland South Hallowe'en

Unfortunately, it is not on Youtube. Bill Landry explains an old Witch 'initiation' in Eastern Tennessee.  It follows our mythic cycle, so I know it is true. Paraphrased : "A young woman, goes to an 'old woman' (a witch) and asks her how she might become a witch.  The old woman explains that she must go to a river before sunrise and tell 'God', 'curse God', that she would no longer serve 'him' and only serve the "Devil".  Then, by miracula, appeared a white handkerchief with a drop of blood.  The witch must eat the drop (sometimes said to be three or four drops).  Then, 'the Old Woman/Man' would 'test' her or him..."

Halloween Julian..New Style

English people who call Hallowe'en an 'Imperial American (they mean U.S.A, correctly) holiday are dull as a bag of feathers. Seriously, they speak about how stupid we are, then have no clue about history. Halloween is a Catholic/ folk religion U.S.A., Scottish, Irish, Manx, Welsh (Nos Galen Gof), Cornish (Allantide) holiday. Bunch of chavs in England, anyway, these days.

'Genii Loci'

Victor Le Torey mansion and vinyard, Byrd Mountain and Cabin (36°06'39.7"N 84°34'23.6"W), more haunted than any place in Tennessee, Morgan County. Instead of silly spook stories...an ongoing 'party' for spooks'.

Stolen or borrowed?

I think, they've (American Horror Story) stolen Southern/Scots-Irish folklore with the lines, "I AM queen of every hive and thee tree and the lightning that strikes it..." I and many USA Upland Southerners have discussed, in part, the potency of the lightning struck tree.  Most of 'Our Kind' have several on Our Lands...excellent research department on their part, I suppose?! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUF4XbFXQ68 Some say the 'song of Amergin', but the lightning struck tree is not in that poem, it refers to a particularly Upland Southern USA tradition...?

LOL, Illuminati post

The supposed Illuminati have contacted me, lol. Which died out in the late 18th century, historically. I may be wrong, but I am none of you and my people are not your breed, far older...