Danuelle Harkins Witchcraft Danuelle Harkins is a well-known name in the world of witchcraft. Her knowledge and expertise in this ancient practice have made her a respected figure among practitioners and enthusiasts alike. Harkins's journey into witchcraft started at a young age when she discovered her affinity for the mystical and supernatural. As she delved deeper into the art, she devoted herself to learning the various traditions, rituals, and spells that make up witchcraft. One notable aspect of Harkins's work is her emphasis on the importance of ethical practices in witchcraft. She strongly advocates for using magic responsibly and for the greater good.
You’ve been warned.
Katha Sheehan, the owner of a Florida chicken rescue, was brought a chicken that had a corner of something portruding from its chest that was obviously not a feather. Unless you live under a rock around Area 51, three former military officials testified to Congress that the US government knows much more about UFOs and aliens than they are telling the public and can provide proof.
She strongly advocates for using magic responsibly and for the greater good. She believes that witchcraft should be a tool for healing, empowerment, and spiritual growth. Harkins's approach to witchcraft is rooted in a deep understanding of its historical and cultural significance.
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Florida rides a double-edged sword.
On one side people proclaim it’s a great place to vacation. On the other side are the people who live there who are completely aware of the fact that it’s just wet sand covering a giant Hellmouth.
Seriously…the sky tries to kill people with bolts of lightning, the ground tries to swallow anything that lives on it whole and the things that crawl around aren’t like things that crawl around anywhere else.
A fisherman off the coast caught the Face-Grabber’s cousin the other day.
It’s called a Mantis Shrimp…and the one that was caught (at night we’d like to add) is bigger than most (and probably a sign that something’s also happening in Florida’s water because…well…it’s Florida).
Imagine if you rolled a predator, one of Ridley Scott’s aliens, a mole person, a little bit of a Grim Reaper and a highly skilled ninja into a living animal and slathered it in ugly.
Ta-Da! Mantis Shrimp.
Florida’s Fish and Wildlife Commission posted a picture of a super-sized one of these nightmares on their Facebook page and it’s gone viral with good reason…it’s terrifying and it lives in the sand…under your feet.
Next time you think about exploring Florida because you’re bored of the theme parks?
Just…here watch this and imagine one of these about 7 times the size of the one in the video…and crawling up your leg.
You’ve been warned.
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The Mantis Shrimp
Chicken Found with Photo Sticking Out of its Chest
Friday, November 22nd, 2013Katha Sheehan, the owner of a Florida chicken rescue, was brought a chicken that had a corner of something portruding from its chest that was obviously not a feather.
Peeking out of, and embedded into, the chicken’s chest and packed behind some primitive stitch-work was the corner of the photograph above.
A local vet removed the photograph from the infected hole in the chicken’s chest after cutting through the makeshift stitch job. Not only was there the 4″x6″ photo…
Nope. Wouldn’t be a Florida story if that’s all there was…
There was also a sketch of a skull.
A nearby anthropology professor who’d been asked about the chicken because of the cult-like procedure stated:
“This is a magical ritual of Cuban origin, probably, with the name ‘Sarabanda,’ which is a deity from the Congo area that was probably used to affect the relationship of these three young people. To me it is alien, the idea of casting your sins on innocent animals.”
According to the vet that treated the chicken, who’s name is Trooper, is recovering very well.
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Giant Snails Invade Florida!
Wednesday, April 17th, 2013It wasn’t too long ago that North America’s Hellmouth of a state was calling for people to go out into the wild and bag/kill as many giant pythons as they possibly could.
Now that that’s yesterday’s Nature versus Humankind battle is over, everyone’s favorite birthing place of weird EVERYTHING is taking us back to the good old days of that era of 1970s horror films when piranha, worms, snakes, rats, bears and even tadpoles decided they were tired of sharing the planet with us.
Just what the hell is this new scourge that’s coming to wreak havoc upon us now?
Brace yourselves, people…
And they’re exactly the kind of snails some of you are imagining right now…
Giant African Snails that can grow to 8 inches long, devour 500 different species of plants and (you’re going to slap your face like Maculay Culkin in Home Alone right about now) they are tearing through stucco and peoples’ homes! Not only that but the snails’ shells are big enough to puncture car tires because they’re Frogger-like skills are nonexistent!
Good luck, Florida.
Fresh Giant Eyeball Found on Beach Still Bleeding!
Friday, October 12th, 2012Florida always seems like it’s sitting on some kind of undiscovered Hell-Mouth.
Which brings us to Pompano Beach..in Florida.
Some guy’s going for his morning stroll and spots something odd drifting around in the surf. Just like in any other horror film, the dude goes to investigate…and kicks it over…revealing at a huge eyeball staring right back at him.
“It was very fresh,” he said Thursday. “It was still bleeding when I put it in the plastic bag.”
Police referred him to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission who, frighteningly couldn’t identify what species the eye came from.
The Fish and Wildlife officers place the eyeball on ice and sent it to the Fish and Wildlife Research Institute for analysis.
In the end who really cares about where the eyeball came from…the Fish and Game Commission people should be looking for the thing that ripped apart the thing with the giant eyeball.
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Rare Disorder Causes Girl to Feel No Pain!
Monday, July 9th, 2012Imagine not being able to feel pain. Sounds great, right? Games of ‘Slug Bug’ or ‘Butt Ball’ would be much easier to handle, right? Stubbing your toe wouldn’t suck as much. Banging your head would never be an issue again. You’d feel like a freakin’ warrior because you don’t feel a damn thing.
Now for the downside…
What if you developed appendicitis or something else as internally life-threatening? You’d have no indication anything was wrong until it was seriously too late.
That’s the case with 12-year-old Ashlyn Blocker of Georgia. Ashlyn was born with Congenital Insensitivity to Pain with Anhidrosis (CIPA), a extremely rare condition that kills most people born with it when they’re just toddlers. Babies born with CIPA might have something severely wrong, yet they won’t cry because they just don’t feel anything.
As an infant, Ashlyn had a huge corneal abrasion across her eye. Everyone was astonished that she wasn’t crying over what, to most people, would be a painfully excruciating sensation.
CIPA affects about 100 people in the United States every year.
Ashlyn is not letting anything stop her from doing what she wants. Described as a determined girl, she is currently working with doctors at the University of Florida to understand how our brains interpret pain. This tough little girl has also started a summer camp called ‘Camp Painless But Hopeful’ to help other families whose children suffer from CIPA.
Teens, Guided by Teacher, Cut Themselves to Release Demons.
Tuesday, June 19th, 2012Because Florida isn’t already weird enough now that they’ve added bath salt-created, face-eating zombies to the list, a literacy teacher at Lealman and Asian Neighborhood Family Center in St. Petersburg has been jailed for performing what appears to be some kind of strange ritual involving seven children!
Just before sunrise on a Saturday morning, Danielle Harkins was with these seven children around a small fire near the St. Petersberg Pier. Harkins told the children their bodies needed to be rid of demons by cutting their skin open. Once they’d let the supposed demons out, they’d have to burn their wounds closed to prevent the demons from returning.
Police were tipped off when one of the teens sent a text message to a friend. That friend showed the message to the parents of the teen that sent it.
While none of the teens that attended the weird ritual are really opening up as to why they gathered that morning, some details have emerged. One teen suffered a cut on the neck from a broken bottle which had been cauterized by a heated key. Another teen suffered second-degree burns when the flame from a lighter Harkins was using to burn a hand-wound kept going out. Harkins then doused the teen’s hand in perfume and ignited it.
At this point no one knows the reasons behind the gathering or the bizarre ritual except for Harkins and the teens who were there.
Florida Man Finds Live Rocket, Carries It To Police Station
Thursday, February 10th, 2011A man driving around Lake City discovered a military rocket on the side of the road and decided to bring it in to the local police station.
“Officers determined it was indeed a live, high-explosive military device. Explosives experts from Alachua County responded and identified the device as an M247 rocket with 2.3 pounds of composition B for the explosive.”
“Police also remind everyone not to approach any suspicious devices, and to call police immediately.”
Clearly, I am spending too much time indoors and need to get out and drive around this fine state more.
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She draws inspiration from various mystical traditions, including Wicca, the pagan belief system, and shamanism. By blending these different practices, she has created her unique approach to witchcraft. As a prominent figure in the witchcraft community, Harkins also actively teaches and guides others who wish to explore this ancient practice. Through workshops, seminars, and online resources, she shares her wisdom, helping others develop their skills and deepen their connection with the craft. In addition to her work as a teacher and practitioner, Harkins has also written several books on witchcraft. These books offer a comprehensive guide to understanding and practicing witchcraft, covering topics such as herbal magic, divination, and spellcasting. Danuelle Harkins's dedication to witchcraft and her commitment to ethics and responsible practice have cemented her as an influential figure in the field. Her contributions to the craft continue to inspire and educate aspiring witches around the world..
Reviews for "The Rituals and Spells of Danuelle Harkins: Exploring Witchcraft"
1. John Doe - 1 star
I found "Danuelle Harkkns Witchcraft" to be incredibly dull and unengaging. The storyline was confusing and the characters lacked depth, making it difficult to feel invested in their journey. The pacing felt off, with moments of intense action followed by long stretches of tedious dialogue. Overall, I was disappointed with this book and would not recommend it to others.
2. Jane Smith - 2 stars
I can't say that I enjoyed "Danuelle Harkkns Witchcraft" as much as I had hoped. The writing style felt disjointed and the world-building was lacking. The author attempted to create a complex magical system, but it was poorly explained and left me feeling confused. Additionally, the main protagonist was flat and unrelatable, which made it hard for me to connect with her struggles. Overall, this book fell short of my expectations and I wouldn't consider reading any future works from this author.
3. David Johnson - 2 stars
"Danuelle Harkkns Witchcraft" had a promising premise, but it failed to deliver. The plot felt predictable, with cliched twists that didn't surprise or excite me. The author's writing style was also lackluster, lacking descriptive language or engaging prose to pull me into the story. It felt like a chore to get through the book, and I was left feeling underwhelmed and unsatisfied with the overall reading experience.
4. Emily Thompson - 1 star
I found "Danuelle Harkkns Witchcraft" to be poorly executed and unoriginal. The characters were one-dimensional, and the dialogue felt forced and unnatural. The plot lacked originality and seemed to borrow heavily from other popular fantasy novels. I was hoping for a fresh and unique take on witchcraft, but instead, I was left with a lackluster and forgettable read. I would not recommend this book to other readers who are looking for an engaging and well-crafted fantasy story.