Urban Legends– category –

English Version Among the strangest figures in European occult lore, the Count of Saint Germain is often described as a man of genius-level language abilit

English Version When you think of a Buddhist monk, you probably imagine someone strict, pure, and detached from worldly desire. That image is not wrong, of

English Version Not so long ago, radio and newspapers were among the main sources of information. Today, far fewer people listen to the radio on a daily ba

English Version When you look something up or shop online, you probably use Google, Yahoo!, Amazon, YouTube, or other familiar sites. But the internet has

English Version Even today, with modern medicine and science, there are still stories that seem to resist easy explanation. Among the strangest are account

English Version We have previously covered the occult idea of soulmates: companions who belong to the same spiritual group. A soulmate is often described a

English Version Have you ever heard of the mysterious flight clouds known as “chemtrails,” reported in many parts of the world? These strange clouds are sa

English Version Urban legends come in many forms, from stories about the Rothschild family’s secrets to rumors about the Freemasons. But some legends are e

English Version On March 18, 1990, a shocking art theft took place at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, Massachusetts. Thirteen works of art w

English Version In 2001, a suicide case in the United States became the source of an unusual urban legend. It is often referred to as “the suicide of Takak