NWA Ghost Connection

10/15/2024

So true

10/15/2024

It’s true

10/13/2024

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10/12/2024

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10/12/2024

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10/12/2024

So true

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10/12/2024

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09/23/2024

I’m posting for Parnaormal sightings from California. Please pray for safe return. Not affiliated with our team.

MY TEEN DAUGHTER VANISHED! Named Amber, 13, reddish hair, freckles. Missing for a week. Guys this is the hardest thing a parent can experience.
No, she's not the type to run away. I know every parent says that, but it's true. I know my daughter. Thinking something bad happened to her... Gosh, just unbearable.
The police just shrugged, totally helpless. To be honest they did their part. But then all of a sudden, just crying outside I saw a homeless woman with AMBER'S BACKPACK!
I knew it was hers! I stopped her and I offered money until she gave it to me. I asked her around about the bag and she told me what she knew. Which wasn’t enough.
The bag was empty. Completely empty. My heart sank. I threw it down in despair and cried. That's when a note fell out. I picked it up and read it. There were only two words, just two.
Next thing… ⬇️
(The continuation, and the full story are below in the first comment)

09/14/2024

Yall ready for Friday the 13th?
Louisiana Creole proverb: Cila qui rit vendredi va pleure dimanche'" ("He who laughs on Friday will cry on Sunday").

According to Hoodoo culture Friday the 13th seems to be unusually unlucky. This comes from the belief that Friday is unlucky and anything that has to do with 13 can be considered unlucky, so pairing it Friday is seen as especially unlucky.

In fact, the number 13 is seen to be unlucky altogether. The 13th of the month is considered unlucky whether on a Friday or not. If you are born on the 13th, married on the 13th, or a person dies on the 13th, there will be unusual trouble and misfortune or the end of a struggle. The day is also used to combat misfortune.

On the other hand for risk-takers and gamblers, the number 13 is used in workings to increase slim chances of winning big. The number 12 is considered to be complete in most cases and betting on 13 speaks of slim chance or doesn't exist at all, but if you do bet on a winning margin so slim you've won something big. Those who are lucky or are considered lucky the number 13 could possibly be a good number for them.

Friday Hoodoo beliefs

*If you cut your nails on Friday you will bring sorrow.
* If you sew on Friday and do not complete your sewing its bad luck except if its the first day of the year or the month.
* Ghosts are more active on Friday nights on the last quarter of the moon.
* If you wash or sew your clothes on the last Friday of the year or you will wash or sew someone out your life.
* It is bad luck to get married on a Friday.
* To start anything on a Friday is bad luck if you don't finish what you started on that day.
* It is bad luck to plant on a Friday or your seeds will never sprout or come up.
* Lousiana Creole Hoodoo belief (Cila qui rit vendredi va pleure dimanche)...He who laughs on Friday will cry on Sunday.
* Sneezing on a Friday will cause sarrow.
* The red bird, jaybird, mocking bird take sand or water to the devil. Its said the red bird sold its soul to the devil for an ear of corn and have to take sand to the devil every Friday to make the fire hot so that the wicked will forever burn in hell.

Many in Hoodoo will especially apply these superstitions of Friday the 13th...
- Avoiding travel or important decisions.
- Not getting married or starting new projects.

Please note: This is a cultural page that highlights the beliefs, music, food, customs, and philosophy of those belonging to the enslaved Africans and African descendants of the Southern United States.

09/03/2024

Have a magical day

08/27/2024

Whitehead Peabody Mansion

The Peabody-Whitehead mansion is a historic residence located at 1128 Grant Street in Denver, Colorado. The three-story brick mansion was designed in 1889 by architect Frank Edbrooke, designer of Denver’s famous Brown Palace Hotel. The mansion has been listed as a Denver landmark since 1993. The mansion was originally owned by battlefield surgeon and prominent early figure in Denver's medical community Dr. William Riddick Whitehead. In 1903 and 1904, it served as the residence of Colorado Governor James Hamilton Peabody. The most common reports that came out of the house besides the poltergeist activity were that of flying books, falling pictures, and extreme disturbances throughout the night.

During the busy parts of the mansion’s life, poltergeist activity was yet again on the forefront of the hauntings here. Strange issues with electrical equipment were common, and visitors even began to report the sounds of disembodied infant cries throughout the mansion and on the surrounding property. Witnesses also report books flying off the shelves, objects moving on their own, and disturbances. Employees reported glasses crashing to the ground, being thrown against walls, even breaking as they sat still on the bar top and a chandelier that is disconnected from all electricity flickers without any (known) power source. The spirits in the home are also very progressive in their thinking, as one report came out that a spirit poured a bottle of beer down the back of a cook’s shirt after he bad-mouthed the LGBT community. Investigators report that there are the least twelve spirits in the Peabody-Whitehead Mansion. Dr. Whitehead’s spirit is said to roam the halls here, a ghost named Eloise or Ella haunts the second floor, and the basement is said to be haunted by the spirit of a waitress who reportedly committed su***de there. A woman who died in the building while waiting for her fiancé has also been reported as a strange apparition peeking out of the mansion’s windows. On the first floor in the women’s restroom, an older man is said to haunt the area and smoke a strong cherry-scented pipe. Would you visit the Whitehead Peabody Mansion? We would 👻👻

08/07/2024

Wishing everyone a magical day.