Creepy old black and white photos

DSBM Art

A demon is believed by some to be a force that can be conjured and controlled. Demons are also believed to have the ability to possess or inhabit the body of humans, requiring an exorcism to remove it. A demon or real demons are portrayed differently in different cultures. Some believe demons to be actual physical beings that can take the form of anything, including small children.

On May 1st my Mom died....... I knew this day would come, if life follows it's prescribed order, but denial is a better friend. That it came following a fall, brain surgery and ultimately hospice, was not in the plan, but what is? We entered a roller coaster world of hope, despair, hope.......There was still so much to say, much too late. I started and stopped this post so often, it barely reflects my original thoughts. But in the end wanted to honor Mom, she would like this post. As Mom's…

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What is a Tulpa? In Tibetan Buddhism there exists a concept known as a “tulpa” and it is described as a “being or object which is created through sheer discipline alone. It is a materialized thought that has taken physical form and is usually regarded as synonymous to a thoughtform”. Beings from the crimson-stained Bloody Mary to the unseen friend of childhood imagination, with enough belief are thought to be granted consciousness and with that consciousness,a terrifying reality may yet be…

Sitka Main Street, 1917 Tearing down Sitka home Train going through town. Trucks line up at elevator Home Lumber and Supply Co. Lackey store and city hotel Interior of Lackey store Main street 1939 Sitka church burning Sitka 1911 Reed service station Sitka Roundup PLat map Arial photo Add caption Eldora McMinimy stands by the Sitka sign. She wrote a book about the town. The elevator is the last business in town. SITKA - Preparing to haul water to thirsty cattle during October's dry spell…

more of Kiki’s eyes in Ballet Mécanique (1924). The movie was made by Fernand Léger with cinematography by Man Ray – still no bunnies.

Surrealist photography has come a long way. While Photoshop and other post-processing programs make it fairly easy to create surrealist photographs, back

During World War 1 an anomalous entity was sighted breaking into a gulag, never to be seen again.