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West as the sun rose today the almost
empty streets and light rain Monday
ahead of approaching Tropical Storm
Fay, while public works crews cleared
sidewalks of newspaper stands that
could become projectiles in high winds.
A hurricane watch was in effect for
most of the Keys and along Florida's
west coast to Tarpon Springs.
Just how powerful the hurricane becomes
will be "highly dependent on
the exact track that Fay takes due
to land interaction with Haiti and
Cuba." Said The National Hurricane
Center. Last few years year's hurricane
season was the most destructive on
record. Hurricane Katrina devastated
Louisiana and Mississippi and was
blamed for more than 1,570 deaths
among Louisiana residents alone.
All tourists were awakened and urged
to evacuate but many bars and restaurants
remained open, even if crowds were
considerably thinner than typical
for this time of year. But Voodooist
and Santeria Priest wen to the Beach
to do their grand spells and hexes
to ward off this dangerous storms
approach.
At 5 a.m. EDT Monday, the storm's
center was located over central Cuba
and about 155 miles south-southeast
of Key West and was moving toward
the north-northwest near 12 mph. Maximum
sustained wind speeds were near 50
mph. Forecasters expected the storm
to begin moving to the north soon.
NOAA.gov
Many of the islands Voodoo and Santeria
groups prayed since midnight at a
town shrine known as The Grotto, where
an etching on a stone reads, "As
long as the Grotto stands, Key West
will never again experience the full
brunt of a hurricane." It was
built in 1922 by nuns outside a Roman
Catholic church, three years after
a catastrophic storm. So far, the
86-year-old invocation has worked
every time.
"You can always feel a powerful
spiritual force and intense energy
emanating from the Grotto." Said
Yvonne
Brown a member of "Cazadores
Cubanos del fantasma de Miami".
She and Marie Santiago Founder of
the group came to Key West just to
see the power of the Grotto at work,
and to see what they could document.
Key West did suffer the brunt of
Hurricane Georges in 1998, which made
a direct hit on the island as a Category
2 storm with 105 mph winds. Key West
also felt the western eyewall of a
Category 3 hurricane in September
1948. The hurricane's calm eye passed
over Boca Chica Key 8 miles to the
east of Key West, bringing winds that
were clocked at 122 mph at Boca Chica
Airport before the anemometer blew
away.
Key West was last seriously affected
by a hurricane in 2005, when Category
3 Wilma sped past. The town escaped
widespread wind damage, but a storm
surge flooded hundreds of homes and
some businesses. The deadliest storm
to hit the island was a Category 4
hurricane in 1919 that killed up to
900 people, many of them offshore
on ships that sank. " The real
Ghosts of these poor lost souls are
said to haunt the surf when a storm
is near." "Sometimes they
appear at least a week or two in advance
to worn the islanders of what is to
come." said Brown. "There
also have been many, many reports
of seeing their real ghosts walk down
the very streets on days and nights
leading up to a deadly storms approach."
Many say this happened 2005."
Paranormal activity in Key West only
gets stronger when a storm is near."
I personally would have joined the
"Cazadores Cubanos del fantasma
de Miami" group and went along
for the ride had I not have previous
engagements. I really wanted to see
if I could personally pick up on the
paranormal activity this storm generates
to the island.
" We will be doing a full paranormal
Investigation and plan to stay on
the Island as the storm gets worse."
Said Brown by cell phone. "We
went to the beach as the might surf
pounded away and saw several Voodoo
and hoodoo groups doing their annual
Hurricane protection rituals."
said Brown." We will update you
of our findings as soon as we are
able. And of course whether you believe
in this investigations cause or not
please pray for us that we make it
OK."
Key
West Voodoo man Geraldo was at the
beach since midnight. "Each time
there is a hurricane in the gulf we
perform our hurricane ritual at a
moments notice." Geraldo said,
The high priest of the key West Voodoo
community told Brown. "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. " "Usually
only members of our group are involved
and we do not seek media attention,"
Said Geraldo. "What we do is
secret to our closed Key West societies
circle, and not all details are given
to the outside world." But Brown
and the "Cazadores Cubanos del
fantasma de Miami" were asked
to help them along with the actual
ritual.
Rituals
for Agwe, (Agoue) are held on the
beach by the Ocean, and offerings
to him are floated on hand made rafts
or small boats. Agwe is associated
with the catholic St. Ulrich. At sunrise
today as the first light of dawn,
Geraldo and his group set afloat 200
small boats and rafts into the Atlantic
ocean as they have done before this
year . "We have got to call on
the mighty voodoo Lwa and our ancestors
for help and get real serious about
it." Says Geraldo. " We
put something in each boat or raft,
we feed her and offer her cabbage
and limes, which means, 'We are wishing
hurricane Fay be decimated,' and sweet
beets, which means 'May Fay be removed
from the world.' "We give Agwe
sweet carrots which asks, 'May our
merits be increased against hurricane
Fay.'"
Local
Santeria followers like Jacintha Maria
Calayo says her group does many old
tried and true rituals to ward of
bad storms to Key West and Florida.
We take the blood of fresh chickens
and that of 9 doves and a three year
old he goat and pour it into the wave
as a storm approaches. We feed the
fierce storms, and ask them nicely
to push itself away out to sea.
About Mickey Of Miami
Mickey of Miami is a
Psychic, Medium and paranormal columnist,
who resides in Miami, Florida. Mickey
has been a professional psychic for
many years and has investigated Haunted
Houses, Haunted Cemeteries and Haunted
items. Mickey wrote an astrology column
for Middle Easter Dancer Magazine
called Star Dancer for many years.
And was well received where ever she
went and hailed as a leading Psychic
and Astrologer for over the past 30
years.
She used the Belly Dance stage name
of Maharani. Appeared 6 nights a week
at The Meridien-Heliopolis Hotel,
Cairo, Egypt in the early 1980's.
She has appeared in several "Belly
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has gone on to dance in egypt, Turkey
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Mickey collects vintage Tarot Decks,
fine art and has been the subject
of many fantastic paintings by several
well known artist from around the
world. A large Mural adorns a local
Miami building of the fabulous star.
She also is involved in Paranormal
Investigating of Haunted Houses, Cemeteries
and buildings and has worked as a
sensitive along side many of the great
names in Ghost Hunting Today. Mickey
has a second sight where as she can
see and hear ghosts as if they were
still alive.
Now a days she can be seen attending
several Santeria and Haitian voodoo
rites in the Southern Florida area,
and investigating real spirit possession.
She also read Tarot cards for the
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Mickey is constantly helping people
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has faced incomputable odds and still
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As a member of the world community
Mickey loves helping those that she
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Have
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The American Necromancer
The first lady of conjuring the Dead.
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Is a necromancer in the 21st century.
She is by what may call a real conduit
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As a teenager she studied heavily
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A professional Necromancer and founder
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makes ceremonial candles and is active
in ghost hunting in the deep South.
Summoning the dead to communicate
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" When I lived in Galveston,
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She then Got involved with the local
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Waugh was baptized and trained in
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Waugh is often compared today in
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