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Dream Interpretations

Dream Interpretation - Submit your dreams via private message or comment below :-) - Rachael @thespiritwitch --------------------------------------------------------- #psychic #dreams #mediumship #paranormal #socalparanormal#divination #SanDiego #California #witch

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Submit your stories and questions Inbox us or message us at [email protected] :-) - Rachael -------------------------------------------------------------- #paranormal #SoCalParanormal #hauntedAmerica #ghosts#paranormalquestions #Askaninvestigator #ask

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Villisca Axe Murder House

Nothing brings fear into your life more than having your home broken into. As a parent with small children, one's only mission is to raise them and keep them safe from harm. June 10th, 1912, started out like an ordinary day for the Moore Family ... Until they came home for the night! This Mass murder has fascinated me for years and I hope to one day investigate the home on 508 e 2nd st. Villisca Iowa ... My hope is to help free the four Moore children and the two Stillinger children from the grasp of the deranged killer or Killers who are reported to be keeping the entire family and their small friends as captives even in spirit. Tell me would you stay in this house? - Daphne http://www.villiscaiowa.com/the-crime.php

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This video of a "Mythical Creature" is making its way around social media again. Before reposting please fact check. This is actually a Sun Bear that was found on Borneo island in Malaysia, (not the Kerala-Karnataka border like many websites state) According to the daily mail, the bear, which suffered from a rare skin condition, had escaped a local palm oil plantation. It was later discovered that he had been caged and severely beaten by the plantation workers. This animal is not a monster nor a mythical creature, he is a poor neglected animal, that was in dire need of medical attention. - Rachael #RIPsunbear #trending #viral #factcheck #thetruthisoutthere#mythicalcreature

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The Holiday Inn Ghost

'Alien: Covenant' star, Danny McBride (actor) talks about his paranormal experience at The Holiday Inn, Burbank CA (Crystal View Lounge) - Rachael

Starts at 5.00 on the video.

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THE TRUE HISTORY OF THE EASTER BUNNY

When we think of Easter, we think of white fluffy bunnies, yellow chicks, painted eggs, candy, and small children running around with smiles on their faces. For some, it's a religious celebration with many different traditions merged into one. It's a day of sacrifice, it's a day of birth.

Today we are going to focus on the Easter Bunny, where did he come from? and who or should I say what is he?

10 facts about the Easter Bunny

The Easter bunny isn't a bunny, he is a Hare

The Easter Hare originated in Germany and in the 18th century German Immigrants introduced this tradition to America.

The German name for the Easter Hare is "Osterhase"

The Easter Hare was compared to Santa Claus, he would judge the children on their behavior. If you were good he would lay eggs for you, if you were bad, your basket would be full of air.

Hares, rabbits, chicks and eggs are all associated with fertility, so over time they also became linked to easter.

In the 19th century, immigrating Germans tried to introduce the "Osterhase" into Sweden. When the Swedish translated the name it became "Easter Wizard". The Swedish still dress up like witches and wizards at Easter and they leave sticks or candy with their neighbors in exchange for candy.

The Easter bonnet was created in the 1800's when German children would create nests with their hats so that the Hare would have somewhere to lay his eggs.

The pagan Goddess Eostre / Ostara is the goddess of spring and is also associated with the hare. There is a folk tale where Eostre had a hare that could lay eggs. The hare was able to do this because years prior he was a bird but was cursed to live his days as a hare.

Christians painted Easter eggs red to represent Jesus' blood that he shed when he was crucified. They also represent resurrection and rebirth, as do bunnies and chicks.

The Easter Hare was born (created) in 1682 and is still present in our culture today.

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(via Aura Reading Workshop with Rachael)

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Mission Hills Park - March 2017 Left picture - full photo Right picture - Zoomed Unknown entity on right hand side of picture. ----------------------------------------------- #paranormalinvestigator #SanDiego #missionhillspark #paranormal #ghosts #spirits (at Mission Hills Pioneer Park)

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Mission Hills Park, San Diego March 2017 (at Mission Hills Pioneer Park)

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Join Rachael aka @thespiritwitch as she teaches the basics of Meditation, Spiritual protection and spirit guide communication. This class will give you the ability to open yourself up for spirit communication and teach you how to control your everyday psychic abilities. Class cost - $10 Payable on the night - Cash or check only At @unicornbooksandgifts 845 main street Ramona California 92065 RSVP here https://www.facebook.com/events/419414071732152/?ti=cl Light refreshments will be provided. If you have any questions about this class or future classes please email Rachael at [email protected] (at Unicorn Books and Gifts)

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Lmfao nothing fazes you @javiers0lis 😀 (posted by Rachael) ---------------------------------------- #paranormalinvestigator #Paranormal #weird #haunted #haunteddoll #parajokes #SoCalParanormal

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This weekend we will be heading to Mission Hills Park for a group investigation with San Diego paranormal eye. Mission Hills Park aka Pioneer Park hasn't always been a place where you'd take your children on a quiet Sunday afternoon to play, between 1875 and 1919 it was actually a Catholic Cemetery. The last burial to be reported there was in 1960. In 1968, San Diego County declared the cemetery abandoned and they moved forward with their plans of creating a public park. Workers began digging up the 800+ gravestones and markers and discarding them in a local ravine located behind the St Hope Cemetery. When they did this, they left one important thing behind, the remains of the deceased. Some family members came to collect their loved ones and paid for a reburial, but most were left due to the fact that they didn't have any surviving family members. In 1970 the park was complete, it's now a place where you can take the family for a picnic, it's also a place where school children from the adjoining Grant Elementary school can play. Over the years, there have been many ghostly sightings where the old cemetery used to be. Are these spirits at rest? or are they being disturbed by the pitter patter of tiny feet across their unmarked graves? SoCal Paranormal are about to find out. Investigation feedback coming soon!! _________________________________________ #SoCalParanormal #SanDiego #paranormal #missionhillspark #Hauntedlocations #Paranormal #ParanormalInvestigation

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Meet the team Name – Javier (Javy) Title – Paranormal Investigator / sensitive Experience – Javier has had many paranormal experiences over the years but in the last two, he has had an unexpected visitor in his home. One evening he was startled awake by a shadowy figure looking into his closet. The window in the bedroom was wide open and Javier thought someone had broken in. Javier called out to his sister, she ran into the room, switched on the lights, but no one was there. Another time Javier was visiting family in Mexico and just when everyone had settled down to sleep, everyone in the house heard the gates outside open. When they went out to investigate who was there, the gates were locked with a key and close. Incidents like this have caused Javier to search for the unknown. Fun facts – Javier has been fascinated with Witchcraft all his life, however, he doesn't practice it, but you will find his pockets stuffed with lucky charms (not the cereal kind), crystals, and his home dowsed in incense and magickal oils, Javier also receives premonitions during dream state and gets huge cases of Dejavu. Javier's pages Instagram - @javiers0lis Www.socalparanormal.com -------------------------------------------------- #paranormalinvestigation  #SoCalParanormal #psychic  #Medium #mediumship   #paranormal #jointheteam  #meettheteam  #paranormalinvestigator 

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Tonight I will be sleeping next to this little beauty. The last owner @divagurl777 told me that she is known for her night time crying and she loves to move around, hence why her tiny feet are broken. Wish I knew what to call her --------------------------------------------------- #SoCalParanormal #haunteddoll #haunted #hauntedmuseum #cryingdoll #spooky #ghosts #spirits #possession

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Meet the team Name - Rachael (Ray Ray) Title - Owner of SoCal Paranormal Experience - International Psychic Medium, Paranormal investigator, Witch, Over 16 years experience with the Paranormal world Fun facts - Born in chesterfield, England now living in San Diego. Ray is a skeptical medium and is constantly pushing the boundaries of her personal beliefs. Her moto is "Question everything" Ray's pages Twitter - @Rachaelhurtado @TheSpiritWitch Instagram - TheSpiritWitch Www.socalparanormal.com -------------------------------------------------- #paranormalinvestigation #SoCalParanormal #psychic #Medium #mediumship #paranormal #jointheteam #meettheteam #paranormalinvestigator #thespiritwitch

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Proctor Valley Road Monster - Chula Vista CA

The Proctor Valley Monster is one of the most heard of urban legends in Californias east county. The story started when Chula Vista residents began noticing a high volume of livestock mutilations around the Proctor road area. Residents began stipulating what could be leaving these half eaten corpses in the valley. Some believed that it was coyotes, others believed that it was the leftovers from a secret occult ritual but most people believed that it was something “not of this world”.

In the early 1960’s a story began circulating about a young couple that would rendezvous at a quiet spot on Proctor road. One evening the couple’s car broke down and the young man stepped out of the car to investigate. The young female began to get worried and when he didn’t return to the vehicle she locked all of the doors. Too scared to get out of the car, because of the loud scratching noises on the roof, she sat there until daybreak. Once the young couple’s parents realized they were missing they began searching the surrounding areas. As police approached the vehicle they were disturbed to find the young man, hanging by his feet from a tree. His fingers had been scratching the roof of the car all night while his girlfriend was locked inside.

From that day on, more and more stories about Proctor road have been coming forward.

Some residents say that they’ve seen a creature that looks like Bigfoot, some claim to have seen a 6 foot, hairy monster with the head of a cow. The Proctor road monster is not the only goings on in this small community. More recent stories claim that there is a “Demon car” driving up and down Proctor road. Witnesses claim that they were “chased by a black mass with bright headlights”. Once they drove off of the dirt path, back onto the paved street the “Demon car” would turn around and drive back up the street.

If Demon cars, bigfoot, and unsolved murders don’t keep you away, maybe the screaming banshee and the ghost hitchhikers will. Either way, SoCal Paranormal will be checking this location out in the near future and reporting back on our experiences.

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