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The Mindscape of Alan Moore must be on your don't miss list.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mindsc ... Alan_Moore



http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=QxUP5BQHRE8

Have you ever heard about the Angara and Oboroten experiences in the 1970's ?
For your eyes only, various documents, Russian train maps, biorythmic calculators, KGB spy tools, secret code book, photos and more received from St Petersburg.

The blue plastic enveloppe contains strange semi-human remains found in 1979... But that's another story.
http://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/view ... rum=14&117







I edit this post because the mummified remains just come back from the Surnateum's Dpt of Quarantine.

Very cool.

The black metal box in the suitcase contains various KGB props.
(All of this is related to Werewolf mentalism, the third part of my X-mentalism theory).

More photos of our Drabardi Locker.

Our Drabardi/Dhampire locker. The dark side of a gypsy witch who specialized in poisons. The locker was transmitted from mother to daughter during more than 200 years. A XVIIIth century witches grimoire and rosary are shown here, along with a representation of Ana (Sainte Anne), the queen of fairies. The dhampire aspect of the drabardi explains why we can find material to "deal" with vampires inside.
The drabardi was also "officially" an Ursari.

the Curator wrote:Do you see your reflection in this mirror ?

That is an old fallacy! Only a recent idea I think. I like the idea in the Day Watch/Night Watch movies where vampires can turn invisible, but you can see them in mirrors. This could be used for magic effects! I would like to know when this mirror myth came into being.

JoeMagick wrote:That is an old fallacy! Only a recent idea I think. I like the idea in the Day Watch/Night Watch movies where vampires can turn invisible, but you can see them in mirrors. This could be used for magic effects! I would like to know when this mirror myth came into being.

The mirror could be connected to the old belief that the image in the mirror is our soul. As such, breaking a mirror could 'destroy' or 'free' the soul, hence the superstition. As vampires are commonly perceived as not having a soul, their reflection would be non-existent.

Citrus wrote:This make your blood boil?

No need to get cross.



I'll get my coat.