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February, March, November of 2009 all have a Friday the 13th, So does this have any haunted
or paranormal significance? In Necromancy
it is a day dedicated for me to contact
real ghosts, Spirits and sometimes demons
and get as many predictions of the future
I can! Many wiccan covens meet this night.
as do those that hold seance's and Bone
Conjurers.
Many ghost hunting groups, Mediums, Psychics
and Paranormal investigators go out knowing
this is the day you will be in contact with
the dead whether you want to or not.
By Lisa Lee Harp Waugh
The American Necromancer
I personally have celebrated this day as a special day of the dead for many years. In my feelings and belief a special year is one that has one Friday the 13th and on Friday the 17th. I use to celebrate the day when I lived in Marshall, Texas by shattering mirrors, and looking for black cats and ladders. Call me crazy but one should seize the day! Any other time of the year I could not stand people breaking mirrors.
Image of Lisa Lee Harp Waugh in a Friday the 13th Spirit Trance.
Friday the 13th is considered a day of bad luck in English-, French- and Portuguese-speaking countries around the world, as well as in Austria, Germany, Estonia, Finland, The Netherlands, Belgium, Republic of Ireland, Poland, Bulgaria, Denmark, Iceland, Sweden, Norway, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, and even the Philippines.
Similar superstitions exist in some other traditions. In Greece, Romania and Spanish-speaking countries, for example, it is Tuesday the 13th that is considered unlucky. In Italy it is Friday the 17th which occurs in October only this year.
Friday
The 13th
IS
TODAY ONE OF THE MOST GHOST HAUNTED DAYS
OF THE YEAR
Friday
the 13th
The
veil is lifted between the worlds on a
Friday the 13th.
Ghost and all that is
evil is brought forth to haunt the world.
From New Orleans to Haiti this day is
feared! New Orleans Voodooist hold this
day very holy in some secret society's.
This is the day that the most evil of
Ghede are released when some fool stumbles
upon the Gate
of Guinee.
In some cultures, Friday
is considered unlucky, especially regarding
Friday the 13th. This is particularly
so in maritime circles; perhaps the most
enduring sailing superstition is that
it is unlucky to begin a voyage on a Friday.
In one story a Royal Navy ship (HMS Friday)
was laid down on a Friday, launched on
a Friday, captained by a Captain Friday,
and was never heard of again. As told
by comedian Dave Allen on the BBC in the
1970s, however, this superstition is not
universal, notably in Scottish Gaelic
culture:
"Though Friday
has always been held an unlucky day in
many Christian countries, still in the
Hebrides it is supposed that it is a lucky
day for sowing the seed. Good Friday in
particular is a favorite day for potato
planting—even strict Roman Catholics
make a point of planting a bucketful on
that day. Probably the idea is that as
the Resurrection followed the Crucifixion,
and Burial so too in the case of the seed,
and after death will come life."
(Reference: Dwelly’s [Scottish]
Gaelic Dictionary (1911): Di-haoine) The
use of the Gregorian calendar and its
leap year system, results in a small statistical
anomaly, that the 13th of any month is
slightly more likely to fall on a Friday
than any of the other seven days.
Chronomancy
is divination of the best time to do something,
determination of lucky and unlucky days,
especially popular in ancient China.
Chronomancy stems from
the word chronos (meaning time), and it
is generally a fictional and sensational
school of magic. Although the school is
based on quantum physics and certain scientific
theories, there is no concrete evidence
of the perfected use of time manipulation.
The most historically known human that
has been believed to possess the powers
of chronomancy is Saint Germaine, a philosopher,
alchemist, and spiritualist. He has been
believed to transcend time by reincarnation
and eternal youth.
Many Paranormal Investigators
will often tell you "More Ghost Photos"
will happen on a Friday 13th then any
others. Certain Cities ghosts become more
active on this day also. New Orleans,
Owensboro, Kentucky, Miami, Hollywood,
and New York. I think from questioning
ghost the best answer is that they so
believed this when they were alive that
they made it the day when all the dead
remember to come back and haunt the living.
The same follows very true with a February
29th.
Many Satanic cults hold
special initiation rituals into the Unlucky
13 Club, In Galveston, Texas a local Satanist
says an unspoken old tradition is to find
a new woman to be the human altar they
practice their Black Mass on. And allow
neophytes to move up the ranks. This year
80 more new Satanist were baptized into
the Religion alone. And 200 more have
put in an application to join.
The Voodoo cults of
Galveston plan a Hurricane ritual to ward
off any impending storms ahead. This year
is the 11th Hurricane Protection Voodoo
Ceremony that will be performed in a quiet
Galveston suburban neighborhood this year.
This particular Voodoo ritual has been
done each time a hurricane forms in the
Atlantic or Gulf of Mexico and is to summon
the protection of the spirit world against
each hurricane individually. Each time
there is a hurricane we perform the hurricane
ritual at a moments notice. Each year
it is practiced with special prayers and
chants to their Vodoun, the Loa Agwe.
The personification of the ocean, and
the patron of sailors and fishermen.
Rituals for Agwe, (Agoue) are held near
the bay, and offerings to him are floated
on hand made rafts or small boats. Agwe
is associated with the catholic St. Ulrich.
The two of my favorite events I attended
last year were The hurricane Blessing
and Voodoo Hoodoo Head washing ceremonies
at Galveston, Bay held at midnight. The
Hurricane Ritual will be held on Friday
the 13th this year near the strand.
Just
Silly Superstitions?
Before the 19th century,
though the number 13 was considered unlucky,
and Friday was considered unlucky, there
was no link between them. The first documented
mention of a "Friday the 13th"
is generally listed as occurring in the
early 1900s.
The name Friday comes
from the Old English frigedæg, meaning
the day of Frige the Anglo-Saxon form
of Frigg, the Germanic goddess of beauty.
In most Germanic languages it is named
after Freyja—such as Freitag in
Modern German, vrijdag in Dutch, fredag
in Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish—but
Freyja and Frigg are frequently identified
with each other. The word for Friday in
most Romance languages is derived from
the name of Venus such as vendredi in
French, venerdì in Italian, viernes
in Spanish, and vineri in Romanian. In
Hindi, Friday is Shukravar, named for
Shukra, the Sanskrit name of the planet
Venus. Russian uses an ordinal number
for this day of the week-- piatnítsa,
meaning "fifth." Similarly,
the Portuguese is sexta-feira.
In Japan, Friday is
Kin-Youbi: "Gold Day" or "money
day", and in many Asian cultures,
as in The US, paydays are on Fridays.
After the United States
acquired Alaska from Russia in 1867, Friday
October 6 was immediately followed by
Friday October 18, adjusting to the adoption
of the 1582 Gregorian calendar changes
by the British colonies in 1752, and the
shifting of the International Date Line.
Prior to that change, Alaska began Russia's
day, with the date line following the
partially-defined border between Russian
Alaska and British North America, including
the colony of British Columbia.
The Jewish Sabbath begins
at sunset on Friday and lasts until sunset
on Saturday.
In Christianity Good
Friday is the Friday before Easter. It
commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus.
Some Catholics and Prayer
Book Anglicans will refrain from eating
the meat of warm blooded animals on Fridays,
and will often choose fish instead.
Quakers traditionally
refer to Friday as "Sixth Day"
eschewing the pagan origins of the name.
In Slavic countries, it is called "Fifth
Day" (Polish piatek, Russian piatnitsa)
In Islam, Friday is
the day of public worship in mosques (see
Friday prayers). In some Islamic countries,
the week begins on Sunday and ends on
Saturday, just as the Jewish and Christian
week. In most other Islamic countries,
such as Saudi Arabia and Iraq, the week
begins on Saturday and ends on Friday.
In most countries with
a five-day work week, Friday is the last
workday before the weekend and is, therefore,
viewed as a cause for celebration or relief.
In some offices, employees are allowed
to wear less formal attire on Fridays,
known as Casual Friday or Dress-Down Friday.
In the Spanish-speaking
world, it is Tuesday the 13th (as well
as Tuesdays in general) that brings bad
luck; a proverb runs En martes, ni te
cases ni te embarques, ni de tu familia
te apartes. (on Tuesday, neither get married
nor start a journey, or separate yourself
from your family).
However, documentation
aside, many popular stories exist about
the origin of the concept:
The Last Supper, with
stories that Judas was the thirteenth
guest, and that the Crucifixion of Jesus
occurred on Good Friday.
That the biblical Eve offered the fruit
to Adam on a Friday, and that the slaying
of Abel happened on a Friday (though the
Bible does not identify the days of the
week when these events occurred). Many
believe that Satan and the horde ofdevil's
or fallen angels fell from grace on Friday.
That it started on Friday, October 13,
1307, the date that many Knights Templar
were simultaneously arrested in France,
by agents of King Philip IV.
However, historically, there is no true
date that the Friday the 13th superstition
can be linked to.
In the case of Greece,
Tuesday, April 13, 1204 was the date that
Constantinople was sacked by the crusaders
of the fourth crusade. The first ever
fall of the richest then Christian city,
and the looting that followed, allegedly
gave Tuesday 13 its bad meaning. Ironically
enough, Constantinople fell for the second
time in its history on Tuesday, May 29,
1453, to the Ottoman Turks, a date that
puts an end to the Byzantine empire, and
to Greek sovereignty for several centuries,
and therefore reinforcing Tuesday as an
unlucky day in the Greek world.
Bad
Luck There are many things to avoid on
Friday The 13th
The number 13 (many
buildings were built without a designated
13th floor when numbering their floors
for this reason, skipping from the 12th
floor to the 14th floor)
The number 4 (in China, the word's pronunciation
in Mandarin and Cantonese is similar to
"si", which means death. A similar
belief is present in Japan and Korea.)
A black cat crossing one's path (the opposite
belief prevails in Great Britain and parts
of Ireland)
Stepping on a crack (doing so would cause
your mother's back to break; rhymed as
"step on a crack, break your mother's
back")
Stepping on a line in pavement or floor
cover (similar to above, rhymed as "step
on a line, you'll break your spine")
Breaking a mirror (seven years of bad
luck)
Spilling over salt (dates to when salt
was more precious than gold, if one spilt
some it was believed to mean that a demon
was trying to steal one's salt, but by
appeasing it with a little salt over the
left shoulder, the demon would leave)
Putting a hat on a bed
Opening an umbrella indoors
Killing a ladybug/ladybird
Killing a spider in one's home
Walking underneath a ladder (when being
hanged, the condemned man would often
be made to pass underneath a ladder before
climbing it and onto the gallows)
Replying "thank you" to someone
wishing good luck
Picking up a penny face-down (can be avoided
by giving the penny away)
Putting shoes on a table. In the UK, this
is considered to bring extremely bad luck,
traditionally the death of a person in
the house. This is sometimes specified
to only be unlucky when new shoes are
put on a table
In the British Navy it was traditionally
considered unlucky to have a woman on
board ship, although this may be a more
practical matter. Having a naked woman
on a ship was considered good luck, however.
Among sailors it is considered unlucky
to kill a porpoise or an albatross (see
The Rime of the Ancient Mariner where
the title character is cursed for killing
this bird)
Among sailors it is considered bad luck
to have anything blue aboard
It is also considered very bad luck to
launch a ship on a Friday
When launching a ship by breaking a bottle
on its hull, a failure of the bottle to
break is considered bad luck.
Saying "good luck", especially
to an actor going onstage (the preferred
expression is: Break a leg)
In theaters, "Macbeth" must
not be uttered by anyone unless it is
necessary to the show. For example, if
the company is performing Shakespeare's
Macbeth, one says "the Scottish Play"
and refers to the characters as "Mackers"
and "Lady Makers"
Sinistrality (being left-handed)
Seeing one magpie
A bird flies into one's window (a person
in the family will die today, or has died
last night). In some variants, it is believed
to only be bad luck if the bird dies.
Using a Ouija board; it is believed by
some to attract bad spirits
In Japan and China putting chopsticks
upright in rice is considered very bad
luck (since it resembles the incense used
in offerings to the dead)
In some areas it is believed to be bad
luck to kill a mockingbird; this becomes
a part (albeit not a large part) of the
story To Kill a Mockingbird, as well as
inspiring the title.
Cutting your nails at night
Turning a horse shoe upside down is said
in Britain to drain the good luck from
it and bring about bad luck: in Italy,
horse shoes are turned upside down explicitly
to contain the good luck they bring
Avoiding eye contact when toasting with
another person
Shaking your leg while sitting
Saying 'rabbit' on the Isle of Portland
Saying "Bloody Mary" (you will
supposedly see the queen, Bloody Mary,
covered in blood
In Russia if you sit on a table top, one
of your relatives will die
Paraskevidekatriaphobia
As the word itself suggests, superstitions
concerning Friday the 13th combine two
distinct bad-luck assocaitions - fear
of the number 13 (Triskaidekaphobia),
and the day Friday. The combination of
these two elements creates the hybrid
monster of extreme unluckiness that is
'Friday the 13th'.
PREDICTIONS FROM GHOSTS,
SPIRITS AND DEMONS FOR FRIDAY THE 13TH
2008 AND MORE PLEASE VISIT THE IMAGE LINK
BELOW.
Some events are intentionally scheduled
for Friday the 13th for dramatic effect.
They include:
Black Sabbath's self-titled debut album
was released in the UK on Friday, February
13, 1970.
The 13th book in A Series of Unfortunate
Events was released on Friday, October 13,
2006 by Lemony Snicket, also known as novelist
Daniel Handler.
Friday the Thirteenth, a gathering for motorcycle
enthusiasts held in the Canadian beach town
of Port Dover, Ontario every Friday the
13th.
The 2008 film The Happening is planned to
release on Friday, June 13, 2008.
The first TV special on iCarly, "iCarly
Saves TV" is planned to be aired on
June 13, 2008.
The remake of the original Friday the 13th
is planned to release on Friday, February
13, 2009.
Due to the large number of events that
happen in the world, a similar list could
be compiled for any combination of day of
the month and day of the week.
The Black Friday bushfires in Victoria,
Australia occurred on Friday, January 13,
1939.
The Uruguayan Rugby team infamously crashed
in the Andes mountain range on Friday, 13
October 1972
Hurricane Charley made landfall near Port
Charlotte, Florida on Friday, August 13,
2004.
The "Friday the 13th Storm" struck
Buffalo, New York on October 13, 2006.
UNIX time will reach 1,234,567,890 decimal
seconds on February 13, 2009 at 23:31:30
GMT.
The asteroid 99942 Apophis will make its
close encounter on Friday, April 13, 2029.
The longest period that can occur without
a Friday the 13th is fourteen months, either
from July to September the following year
(e.g. in 2001/2002 and 2012/13), or from
August to October in a leap year (e.g. in
2027/28).
Patterns
for non leap-years:
First
month occurring
Second
month
Third
month
January
October
February
March
November
April
July
May
June
August
September
December
Patterns
for leap years:
First
month occurring
Second
month
Third
month
January
April
July
February
August
March
November
May
June
September
December
October
Each Gregorian 400-year
cycle contains 146,097 days (365 * 400 =
146,000 normal days plus 97 leap days),
146,097 / 7 = 20,871 weeks, and 400 * 12
= 4,800 months. Thus, each cycle contains
the same pattern of days of the week (and
thus the same pattern of Fridays the 13th),
but no day of the month up to the 28th can
occur the same number of times on each day
of the week (because 4,800 is not divisible
by 7). The 13th day of the month is slightly
more likely to be a Friday than any other
day of the week. On average, there is a Friday the
13th once every 212.35 (212 and 241/688)
days.
June 13 th Events
* 1525 - Martin Luther married Katharina
von Bora, against the celibacy doctrine
decreed by the Roman Catholic Church on
priests and nuns.
* 1625 - King Charles I is married to the
French princess Henrietta Maria de Bourbon
* 1774 - Rhode Island becomes the first
of Britain's North American colonies to
ban the importation of slaves.
* 1777 - American Revolutionary War: Marquis
de Lafayette lands near Charleston, South
Carolina, in order to help the Continental
Congress to train its army.
* 1798 - Mission San Luis Rey de Francia
is founded.
* 1805 - Lewis and Clark Expedition: Scouting
ahead of the expedition, Meriwether Lewis
and four companions sight the Great Falls
of the Missouri River.
* 1871 - In Labrador, a hurricane kills
300 people.
* 1881 - The USS Jeannette is crushed in
an Arctic Ocean ice pack.
* 1886 - A fire devastates much of Vancouver,
British Columbia.
* 1886 - King Ludwig II of Bavaria is found
dead in Lake Starnberg south of Munich at
11:30 PM.
* 1893 - Grover Cleveland undergoes secret,
successful surgery to remove large, cancerous
portion of his jaw; operation not revealed
to US public until 1917, nine years after
the president's death.
* 1898 - Yukon Territory is formed, with
Dawson chosen as its capital.
* 1917 - deadliest German air raid on London
during WWI carried out by Gotha G bombers
and results in 162 deaths, including 46
children, and 432 injuries.
* 1927 - A ticker-tape parade is held for
aviator Charles Lindbergh down 5th Avenue
in New York City.
* 1934 - Adolf Hitler and Mussolini meet
in Venice, Italy; Mussolini later describes
the German dictator as "a silly little
monkey".
* 1935 - In one of the biggest upsets in
championship boxing, the 10 to 1 underdog
James J. Braddock defeated Max Baer in Long
Island City, New York, and became the heavyweight
champion of the world.
* 1942 - The United States opens its Office
of War Information.
* 1944 - World War II: Germany launches
a counter attack on Carentan.
* 1944 - World War II: Germany launches
a V1 Flying Bomb attack on England. Only
four of the eleven bombs actually hit their
targets.
* 1952 - Catalina affair, a Swedish Douglas
DC-3 was shot down by a Soviet MiG-15 fighter.
* 1953 - Hungarian Prime Minister Mátyás
Rákosi is replaced by Imre Nagy
* 1955 - Mir Mine, the first diamond mine
of the USSR, is discovered.
* 1956 - Real Madrid win the inaugural European
Champion Clubs' Cup final, defeating Stade
de Reims 4-3 at the Parc des Princes, Paris.
* 1966 - The United States Supreme Court
rules in Miranda v. Arizona that the police
must inform suspects of their rights before
questioning them.
* 1967 - U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson
nominates Solicitor-General Thurgood Marshall
to become the first black justice on the
U.S. Supreme Court.
* 1970 - "The Long and Winding Road"
becomes the Beatles' last Number 1 song.
* 1971 - Vietnam War: The New York Times
begins to publish the Pentagon Papers.
* 1977 - Convicted Martin Luther King Jr.
assassin James Earl Ray is recaptured after
escaping from prison three days before.
* 1978 - Israeli Defense Forces withdraw
from Lebanon.
* 1981 - At the Trooping the Colour ceremony
in London, a teenager, Marcus Sarjeant,
fires six blank shots at Queen Elizabeth
II.
* 1982 - Fahd becomes King of Saudi Arabia
upon the death of his brother, Khalid.
* 1983 - Pioneer 10 becomes the first manmade
object to leave the solar system.
* 1994 - A jury in Anchorage, Alaska, blames
recklessness by Exxon and Captain Joseph
Hazelwood for the Exxon Valdez disaster,
allowing victims of the oil spill to seek
$15 billion in damages, and the famous neil
was born on that day
* 1995 - French president Jacques Chirac
announces the resumption of nuclear tests
in French Polynesia.
* 1996 - The Montana Freemen surrender after
an 81-day standoff with FBI agents.
* 1997 - A jury sentences Timothy McVeigh
to the death penalty for his part in the
1995 Oklahoma City bombing.
* 2000 - President Kim Dae Jung of South
Korea meets Kim Jong-il, leader of North
Korea, for the beginning of the first ever
inter-Korea summit, in the northern capital
of Pyongyang.
* 2000 - Italy pardons Mehmet Ali Agca,
the Turkish gunman who tried to kill Pope
John Paul II in 1981.
* 2002 - The United States of America withdraws
from the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty.
* 2005 - A jury in Santa Maria, California
acquits pop singer Michael Jackson of molesting
13-year-old Gavin Arvizo at his Neverland
Ranch.
* 2007 - Al Askari Mosque bombed again.
Holidays and observances
* Roman Empire – Quinquatrus Minusculae
held in honor of Minerva
* Roman Empire – seventh day of the
Vestalia in honor of Vesta
* Saint Anthony of Padua, priest, confessor,
Doctor of the Church
* Saint Agricius, bishop of Sens, confessor
* Saint Leo III, pope
* Saint Onuphrius, hermit, confessor
* Blessed Thomas Woodhouse, martyr
Holiday
Real Ghost Hauntings
AS FAR AS MOST ARE CONCEREND
ANY DAY THAT A REAL GHOSTS HAUNTS YOU IS
THE MOST HAUNTED DAY OF THE YEAR .
When preparing for real
haunted holidays, keep in mind that the
most important part of the holiday is family
and friends gathering together to celebrate
this special day. Do what you can to help
make everyone feel comfortable and welcome
including the ghosts that come to haunt
your home each year.
If you're expecting ghostly
guests for Christmas or another holiday,
you'll find some helpful information in
these articles.
But check out this holiday
ghosts haunted calendar and see what day
the haunting coincides with you might just
be suprised to find that your haunting is
aligned with the most haunted days of the
year!
Thanksgiving
Day Ghost, Paranorml Stories And A Little
Voodoo Too!
If ghostly guests
won't leave after a party, it's perfectly
acceptable to suggest politely that it's
time to go. Practice these phrases from
expert Ghost hunters. Sometimes just speaking
out loud to a ghosts will get them to move
on.
"Time to go!"
or " Go Back To the place you were
before!"
If you are confronted
with or witness the phenomena, you may command
it to leave. In your bravest, most commanding
voice. Take control of your own home. Do
not let the "spirit" take it over.
The more fear you show to it, the more power
it has.
Giving the ghosts "spirit"
recognition can also give it power. Avoid
talking about it in your home, and perhaps
avoid talking about it altogether.
Remain unemotional and
firm when dealing with a negative ghost,
as they will feed off of your fear and make themselves stronger
and more powerful (much of this is
simply in our mind - I do not believe they
have any power over us, except what we give
them). Just know you are in control, and
speak out loud for the ghost or spirit to
leave; and that they are not welcome in your home.
You have nothing to fear, for fear is
created in the mind. Do this firmly, yet
with love.
Tell the spirit or ghost
to seek the light, and that its physical
body has perished and it's time to leave this physical realm.
Tell negative ghosts that they will see
other spirits who are called to direct and
guide them; and will be treated with love
and forgiveness no matter what they've done.
Ghosts need to know that they can be affecting
others negatively, and that it is time for
them to move on in life and unto peace and
enjoyment.
Traditional Spiritual
Cleansing - Ghost Smudging
If the spirit or ghost activity does not
stop, or stops only for a while, then resumes,
you may want to do a spiritual cleansing of
your home. This is the traditional practice
of <"smudging" a home to get rid of
an unwanted ghost. However, most believe
it will only temporarily slow the activity down, for
the ghost needs to truly move on:
Crack a window in each
room of your home and take a dried bundle
of sage (available at most metaphysical stores)
and "smudge" your home clearing
out any negative or stagnant energies. Smudging
is simply lighting the sage bundle, making
sure you have a safe receptacle to catch
the ashes in, and walking around your entire
home allowing the smoke to circulate and
cleanse the energy and space.
Being firm and unemotional,
walk around each room of your home, while
saying
loudly and firmly, "This sage is cleansing
out all negative energies and spirits...
all negative energies and spirits must leave
now through the windows and not return."
Do this until you sense the negative energy
has gone and the room's energy lightens
(to a positive - look for peace) and then say,
"In the name of God , this room is
now cleansed." Know and sense this.
Remember not to worry
about how you sound if you stumble on your
words. The main thing is your intent, which is your
faith. You have power and have nothing to
fear. Your intentions are to rid the home
of negative energies and spirits and they
will know this, if they are there. Always work
with your own energy from within your soul
and incorporate this energy into the cleansing.
Draw your divine power from within your innermost being.
Always be firm,
non-fearing, unemotional and deal with negative
ghosts strongly, yet in love. You are always
in control and are not powerless. Some people
like to re-visit a cleansed house by going
back into all of the rooms with a pleasant
incense such as lavender while inviting
all loving, protecting, positive spirits
into the home. You may end the ritual by
lighting a white candle and setting it on
a table to burn for a bit to"seal"
the ritual.
References
^ Alternative
spellings include paskevodekatriaphobia
or paraskevidekatriaphobia.
^ T.
J. Scanlon, R. N. Luben, F. X. Scanlon,
N. Singleton, "Is Friday the 13th bad
for your health?", British Medical
Journal, issue 307 (1993), p.
1584-1586.
^ B.
H. Brown, "Solution to Problem E36",
American Mathematical Monthly,
vol. 40, issue 10 (1933), p. 607; Jean Meeus, Mathematical
Astronomy Morsels IV, 2007, p. 367.
LISA
LEE HARP WAUGH Is a American necromancer
in the 21st century. She is by what may
call a real conduit to the world of the
dead. She dressers in ceremonial robes,
draws magical circles on the floor and commands
spirits from Heaven, Hell and all places
in between to appear before her and communicate
with the living. As a teenager she studied
heavily The Black Arts by Richard Cavendish
and The Grand Grimoire, the Malleus Maleficarum
and anything she could get her hands on
by the great by Eliphas Levi, John Dee and
the great beast, Aleister Crowley.
A
professional Necromancer and founder of
the Sorcerers Guild of greater Houston,
Texas. Waugh has been practicing and conducting
rituals for many paranormal investigators
for over 20 years. Waugh also paints many
spiritual and common murals and lives in
a small Texas town with her three dogs.
She also over the years makes ceremonial
candles and is active in ghost hunting in
the deep South. Summoning the dead to communicate
with the living is a natural daily occurrence
for Waugh. "I have been doing this
since I was a child." " When I
lived in Galveston, Texas about 15 years
ago, I was introduced to the ancient rights
of ceremonial Necromancy as a ritual by
a great shaman called Freebird, and because
of him and his diligence to the art, I still
practice it until this day." "However,
if a spirit has something vital to impart
to you, they will call upon you, not vice-versa
and no ritual is needed".
She
then Got involved with the local Hoodoo
Voodoo's of the area and new doors where
opened to her concerning communicating with
the dead.
Waugh
was baptized and trained in the secret dark
religion by Bianca The Voodoo Queen of New
Orleans. Waugh lived in New Orleans for
3 years until she learned all about spells,
hex's and how to hoodoo voodoo people as
she says.
Waugh
also owned and managed the fantastic Candle
Making Company in Galveston, Texas for many
years that catered to the eclectic patrons
taste of many of the states visitors and
just curious. She then moved to Houston's
Famous Vodoun area 5th ward. This now where
she resides to this day. Her home today
is a testimony to Necromancy and her new
found religion of Voodoo Hoodoo.
Necromantic
practitioners such as Waugh conducts, and
entails respect and reverence not only for
the spirits of the dead, but for the spirits
of Hell, Heaven and all places in between.
Waugh has a large home one room she has
painted black where she calls the good spirits.
Another painted all black where she calls
the infernal spirits.
Waugh
is often compared today in her facial features
and many similar practices as being a modern
Dr. John Dee. He of course was one of the
most fascinating characters of the Elizabethan
period just as Waugh is recognized as such
in modern times. The events of Dee's life
are filled with science, experiments, astrology
and mathematics which he aligned with magic,
the supernatural and alchemy! All of which
is Waugh's personal passion and driven honest
beliefs. These are also stead fast traditions
she does and true in practicing openly.
A few of her select followers say she is
the actual reincarnation of John Dee. Waugh
also practices astrology, and is very continuously
studying the Black Arts.
Waugh,
a real big hearted Texas gal does not comment
on any of this privately or publicly ...
for she is humble in her paranormal studies
and research to the core. Gina Lanier a
close friend of her's relates: "Waugh
is a very outgoing friendly, charming and
a downright loveable person, and gets along
equally well with the living and the dead."
Lanier and Waugh once investigated a real
Haunted Texas Federal Prison together for
close to two years in the early 1990's and
had many startling paranormal adventures
while there.
Lisa
Lee Harp Waugh's accomplishments have been
achieved through hard work, persistence,
and a goal-oriented attitude required to
overcome obstacles and reach difficult goals.
Waugh shares her approach to communicating
with the dead's success in this motivational
performance that's sure to inspire Paranormal
Investigators to excel in their life.
You
can contact Lisa Lee Harp Waugh directly
by email with questions or requests for
media interviews or personal appearance
request at: onthebaylisa@aol.com
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