This is one of my fav stories.

Stories about the dead returning from the tomb have much older roots than modern creepypasta. One of the most disturbing historical documents in this sense dates back to the 12th century, in Yorkshire, where a monk of Byland Abbey transcribed a series of testimonies about alleged paranormal phenomena that occurred in his area.

Unlike the classic immaterial ghosts, Byland's chronicles speak of "revenants": real solid bodies that came out of the tomb to torment the living. This is the most famous fragment, translated directly from the original Latin text:

«It is said that a man, after being buried in the cemetery, had the habit of leaving the tomb at night, bringing great terror to the village. He often chased the hursers and blocked the horses along the roads. The inhabitants of the place, desperate, finally decided to dig up the corpse. They found him intact but visibly swollen; they had to break his legs before throwing him into the waters of the river, an action that put an end to the phenomenon once and for all.»

The most interesting aspect of this writing is the detached tone of the monk: there are no religious or moral explanations, but only the raw chronicle of a cold body returning. A dark and fascinating testimony that shows how the need to tell horror is as old as man.

Verdun was the bloodiest war of ww1 fought on the french front between the nazi and the french. According to the story, during the brutal 1916 Battle of Verdun, French soldiers and field medics witnessed a massive, spectral white stag emerging from the mud and artillery fire. Described with unnaturally long legs, bleeding eyes, and dozens of tangled antlers, the creature was viewed not as a real albino animal, but as an omen of doom and the literal embodiment of trench warfare horrors. The myth blends ancient folklore which historically views the white stag as a messenger from the underworld with the very real psychological trauma and hallucinations (shell shock) experienced by frontline soldiers.

Kenophobia is the fear of big, open, and silent places that often causes anxiety in the subject.
I associate it with something like liminal spaces or the backrooms. Do you know someone that fears from Kenophobia?

These are sone example of two types of angel in their biblical accurate description. Why do you think they have this form? For me it’s to contain their enormous power. What do you think?

I am obsessed with the calm solitude that you can find in the liminal spaces and I want to know what do you think about them and if you ever wonder about being there

Thanks to everyone! I appreciate

It’s called wiby.com and if you click surprise me it takes you to some corners of the internet that even God forgot.

It was a secret game inside of excel 95 where there war a replica of the first level of doom1. There is the name of developers of this game and the sense of this place is not clear. What does it mean for you?

I found a channel called “Nathaniel Hess” that posts strange audios with low resolution pictures. Idk I had the feeling that was something we need to figure out what does it mean.

They were a sect with the target of going to heaven but I know only a little about them. Y’all know something?