WEST

The Realm of the Dead, which is veiled by Isis.

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NECROMANCY: calling up the dead by Magick.

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MOLE COUNTRY: The Underworld, or the Land of the Dead.

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MOLLHERN LAND: The Underworld, or the Land of the Dead.

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TO LIE BY THE WALL: To be dead.

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SUMMERLAND: The Pagan Land of the Dead.

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divination via spirits of the dead

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Samika:

Samika (Shameeka). Sage around whose neck Parikshith wrapped a dead snake.

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Savam:

Savam: Dead, miserable, weak (SSS-II)

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Kalavatti (Sanskrit) In the Hari Purana, a young girl raised from the dead by Krishna (IU 2:241).

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Spiritualism:

Religious doctrines that advocate communication between the living and the spirits of the dead using a medium as intermediary.

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Qumran:

The site near the nortwest corner of the 'Dead Sea' in modern Israel (west bank) where the main bulk of the Jewish 'Dead Sea Scrolls' were discovered about 1946.Also known as 'Khirbet Qumran'. .

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Harshana (Sanskrit) A deity presiding over offerings to the dead, or Sraddha.

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XIBALBA

The Quiché Mayan equivalent of Hell or the world of the dead.

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SPIRITUALISM: is the belief that the spirits (or 'dead' people) can talk to us in this dimension.

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MEDIUM - intermediary, especially a trance psychic who serves as a channel for communication between the living and the dead. (NAD)

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NICNEVIN’S CHARNAL HOUSE: The Underworld, or Land of the Dead.

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Necromancer:

(1) A magician and psychic who specializes in “summoning” the spirits of dead persons, usually without possession, in order to gain both occult and mundane knowledge, which is then used for thaumaturgical, theurgical and nonmagical purposes.

(2) Generally, anyone who does any form of divination involving the dead. See Medium.

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Medium:

A psychic (and frequently cleric as well) who specializes in being possessed by or otherwise communicating with, various spirits especially those of dead humans; someone who knows how to plug-in to the metapatterns of the recently dead, or can arrange such plug-ins for others. See Necromancer.

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GWLAD YR HAV:  GWLAD YR HAV(F):

1) This is one ot the names for the Welsh Otherworld, or Land of the Dead. It translates as "The Land of Summer" and is the origin of the Wiccan Land of the Dead known as Summerland. It is also one in the same as Annwyn, of the Druidic traditions.

2) The Astral Plane

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GUDEMAN'S FAULD: Also called Jack's Land or No-Man's Land. A fold or enclosure of land that is left wild and never tilled in homage to the Gudeman or Devil. This plot is left as a dead ground and considered a permanent habitation for the spirits of the dead. Variants include the Dame's Acre in homage to the Dame or Queen of Elphame.

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yama:

god of death; ruler of the realm of the dead the 'Land of the fathers': he was the first man to die and therefore the welcomer of others to his realm

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