Beliefs surrounding zahuríes in Spanish and southern French traditions, from water divining to occult perception Zahuríes (singular: zahorí) are folkloric figures found in Spanish and southern French traditions, attributed with supernatural perception of hidden substances such as underground water, precious metals, buried treasure, or even concealed corpses. These individuals were believed to possess an innate … Read more
Archibald Mac-Donald was a Scottish seer known for his extraordinary vision. He was said to be able to see and describe people in detail from a distance of ten leagues (approximately 30 miles). Such tales of second sight are common in Scottish folklore and often attributed to individuals with purported psychic abilities. Related Posts:Mythological Anatomy: … Read more
17th-century travelers’ accounts describe Icelandic people as skilled in magic, capable of showing visitors visions of their families, both living and dead. Icelanders also claimed to possess second sight and the ability to see spirits. These accounts reflect the historical perception of Iceland as a place where magic and supernatural beliefs were prevalent. Related Posts:Mythological … Read more