Pippin In A Tesco Car Park

This is 'Pippin III' - we have had three Pippins made since very early 2016 and although the first Pippin is the most like the real one, the others have kind of developed a personality of their own and things have grown from there.

Pippin fancied having a look round the supermarket car park after 10pm at night on Saturday, August 31, 2019. There have been a number of ghostly happenings in areas near to this supermarket.

See also:
Brother Darklight and Rebecca

We Love Our Garden Lights

We always try to light up out garden in summer with solar lights as this attracts all kinds of supernatural beings. I have had several supernatural encounters along the pathway shown in the picture that cannot be explained away. We have heard chuckling and I have also seen various small people and very bright lights down by the gate late at night.

We have done tons of spell around the area so it literally is very magickal in all ways and my son was tapped on the back by an unseen hand. A very small man in green once went down the path in a May dawn.

It is a good place for rituals and workings and we have several ponds as well as a pet cemetery area - not the sort found in Stephen King's novel!

Pippin Sits Next To A Prepared Spell Working With Beetroot

Beetroot works brilliantly when used as a spell component and Pippin came along to see what was happening. he seemed quite interested the the proceedings!

The Pippins Play Out At Lammas

The Pippins were out at Lammas enjoying the night. We did quite a lot of rituals and the Pippins always have a place here. The lights actually lit up on contact with water and the orange leaves as well as the bowl were in keeping with the sun on the first harvest festival of the year which is what Lammas or Loaf Mass is about. It was originally held in honour of Lugh, the Celtic Sun God.

Wicker Man Plush From Alton Towers And Rainbow Bear Enjoy The Night

I managed to obtain this rather interesting, rune covered plush of the wicker man ride at Alton Towers Theme Park. I did not go there, I got the plush second hand, bunged it in the washer and hey presto - unusual item to say the least. The plush is of the ram head side of the wicker man - I spent some time on YouTube watching the ride. The cute little cuddly rainbow teddy was reduced in Asda (known as Walmart in the USA) and I got a really good vibe off him so he went in the shopping trolley.
We do have a lot of spirited items and I really like these two.

Pretty Pippins And The Twin Dragons Orate About Orbs

Orbs - ooh - its dust - its water  they're not supernatural! the cry goes up in earnest. It really is class dismissed on orbs these days as the debunkers and sceptics have a field day clinging on on to Darwin's finest theories of evolution and the photographers fit their lenses with sallow and shallow disdain at the apparent silliness of any one who believes in orbs.

Well matey - you could be wrong you know.The Creator Force, known as God to many, might have sent the dust/raindrops/anything else, to appear on camera as orbs. For all we know they could be a special angelic call sign or something - I kid you not at all. The author Dania Cooper has written two very interesting and thought provoking books on orbs which she believes are angelic signs or even signs of the angels themselves. Notice the orb on the right dragon's nose.

I do believe in orbs - some of them. These are the ones with a definitive ( sorry not pareidolia) picture in the middle. As a medium, I would say souls sometimes travel in the form of orbs. There was a man named Dr Hippolyte Baraduc who used to photograph souls.  I have one his books on the subject and it is truly fascinating  - well worth a punt.

The Pippins were enthralled.

The Occult Underground, Occult Paris, James Webb, Anna Kingsford And The Pippins

I came across the author James Webb by accident, earlier this year. This much esteemed author, heir to a Scottish estate no less, shot himself in 1980 at the age of 34. He was supposedly a very clever , but troubled person (his own father committed suicide), who wrote academic occult books,amongst other things, originally as a non believer and virtual atheist fact finder and then suddenly, he got drawn in and started to believe in everything he had previously scoffed at as representing a load of misguided baloney that had hood winked the great and the good.

There is an ebook available on Kindle called The Occult Webb by Colin Wilson and Joyce Colin-Smith which is quite factual but also threw up a lot of mystery.

James Webb was supposedly overworked and his explorations led him to have some kind of nervous breakdown. Not a term liked by the medical profession these days but highly accurate nonetheless. His wife, (who he fell out with his family in order to marry), was a total non believer and gave him short shrift and, according to the author,not much support. He had a few psychotic episodes and was convinced his publisher was persecuting him (he was contracted to write several books, including a history of Scotland and was under pressure). He also believed some French Freemasons were after him. He obviously spoke several different languages fluently so translating things wasn't a problem.

So I was intrigued and dived in to the world of the Belle Epoque. My great uncle was French and was born in Paris. He would have been a youngster in 1890's Paris and might even have seen some of the French magicians, or even Toulouse-Lautrec in the street. Even as a kid he must have known of the Moulin Rouge and the Chat Noir Club.

Anna Kingsford became a medical doctor in Paris because she was not allowed to do this in England in Victorian times. She fought hard against vivisection, a common practice of the day and was also very esoteric. She was a friend of one of the founders of The Hermetic Order Of The Golden Dawn.Webb mentions her in his book.

I managed to find details of Webb's last home and even a photo of it inside.I wanted to know if there was any truth in what he said or if he was just ill for a bit.

To be a good medium it is necessary to disassociate and psychic work requires both depersonalisation and derealisation so it can affect the mind. Both well respected Dion Fortune and even Aleister Crowley had their mentally affected moments.

So what happened with James Webb? Well on the surface he was stressed, overworked and did not have a good support network to hand. He lived in an isolated spot which is terrible for anyone with those kind of problems - too much not going on outside. He felt obliged to meet certain standards but he was changing due to his research and perhaps did not fit in with his old group of friends any more. He knew an older esoteric lady as a friend but whether that did him good or not in the long run is unanswered. Certainly his wife didn't like this friendship.

There could be something in what he said. Maybe, just maybe, he wasn't totally off the page with it, but I still feel someone could have saved him in any case. What a waste of a talented life.

The Pippins got in on the investigative journalism with some serious study.