behave yourself, or else...

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DYBBUK

The Hebrew word dybbuk comes from a word meaning 'cleaving' or 'clinging', and according to Jewish lore a dybbuk is a wandering, disembodied, evil spirit which enters a person's body and holds fast. The kabbalah contains many instructions for exorcizing a dybbuk, some of which are still performed today. When exorcized the dybbuk is thought to leave the body via the small toe and leave a bloody mark there on departure. In early folklore dybbuk were thought to only inhabit the bodies of sick people and possessive evil spirits and exorcisms to banish them appear in the Old Testament. However, by the early sixteenth century many Jews believed that a dybbuk could not enter an innocent body, because of its past sins, and could only inhabit the body of a sinner. It was also thought that dybbuk were the souls of people not buried properly and they therefore became demons. Transmigration of souls and reincarnation are not parts of mainstream Judaism but the dybbuk offers a revealing glimpse of the supernatural in the Jewish tradition.

Illustration by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874-1925)

Text from The Element Encyclopedia of Ghosts & Hauntings by Theresa Cheung (HarperElement, 2013)

[lord-prey]

A doodle of the boy

[linseedling]

Little field spirit

[stonebelyash]

I loved the fnaf 2 movie A LOT. Guess my new favourite character in the whole franchise :)

[petersheltonblog]

Back at the Met again.

Here “Quöta Nata'aska Nihu” (white ogre god), Unrecorded Hopi Artist. Arizona, 1910-30, Wood, plant fiber, hide, metal, cotton, pigment.

#sculpture #contemporaryart #contemporarysculptor #contemporarysculpture #petersheltonscuptor #petersheltonsculpture @petersheltonsculptor @petershelton.com @petershelton (at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York)

[brokehorrorfan]

Fright-Rags’ new Halloween design by Yannick Bouchard parodies The Baby-Sitters Club book covers. It’s available on T-shirts ($28) and hoodies ($48).

They also have a sliding enamel pin by Mike Molloy and Ian Wallace featuring Michael Myers and his favorite hedge ($15, pictured below), plus restocks of apparel from Halloween, Halloween II, and Halloween III: Season of the Witch.

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[gebo4482]

Bye Sweet Carole

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[haaaaaaaaaaaave-you-met-ted]

The Wild Hunt by Johan Egerkrans

[bletheringskite]

The Tattie-Bogle

by William Soutar

The tattie-bogle wags his airms:

Caw! Caw! Caw!

He hasna onie banes or thairms:

Caw! Caw! Caw!

We corbies wha hae taken tent,

And wamphl’d round, and glower’d asklent,

Noo gang hame lauchin owre the bent:

Caw! Caw! Caw!

The tattie-bogle wags his airms: Caw! Caw! Caw! He hasna onie banes or thairms: Caw! Caw! Caw!

[mrhalloween847]

"The pain, I can assure you, will be exquisite. As for our deaths, there is nothing to fear. Our names will be written on a thousand walls. Our crimes told and retold by our faithful believers. We shall die together in front of their very eyes and give them something to be haunted by." 💀🐝

[fleshwizard]

- I .. I believe we finally found the sailors and their ships.

- It’s impossible. Where did this egg come from? Why here on the beach? Yet they pushed the last Snallygaster far into the cliffs centuries ago, this should not be possible..

Design #136 from @chimeride

[dragon-discourse]

Draconym: 河童

Term: 河童

English Spellings: Kappa

Language of Origin: Japanese

Related Word: Kapa, Wappa, Kapa

Meaning: Water Child

Facts:

Kappa are water monsters of Japanese folklore. There are many varieties, with many names, though most are connected to their role as aquatic monsters:

Kawatarō: Water Boy

Komahiki: Horse Puller

Kawatora: River Tiger

Suiko: Water Tiger

[theimaginauts]

BABA YAGA

Art by WIGGERS123

[manicpumpkindreamgirl]

Drawing digitally again for the first time in awhile

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Miles Cleveland Goodwin, Night Mare, 2019

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