Cunning folk call it the shadow-without-sun or the shadow-that-falls-inside. The more Catholic-minded talk of possession. Whether divine or demonic, it can be recognised by convulsions and the acquisition of knowledge beyond conventional knowing. – Rev. James Winters, 1899
Cunning folk call it the shadow-without-sun or the shadow-that-falls-inside. The more Catholic-minded talk of possession. Whether divine or demonic, it can be recognised by convulsions and the acquisition of knowledge beyond conventional knowing. – Rev. James Winters, 1899
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 9, 2019