To many people, The Alamo is just the subject of movies or the object of legend. To others, it is a shrine and a place of reverence where, in 1836, over 180 men fought and died in an effort to gain independence from a then dictatorial Mexico. To some, it is thought to be an otherworldly home. Located in the middle of downtown San Antonio, the Alamo has been the subject of many a haunt since the battle that took place there. The death, carnage, and high emotions that once shrouded the place are said to be contributing factors for making this one of the most haunted sites in Texas, helping to make San Antonio one of the most haunted cities in the state.

Hauntings don't always have to be associated with humans. Because of the bond we form with our pets, that bond doesn't always have to be broken because they die.

Description: The Brotherhood begins a series of autobiographical dream accounts most pertinent to advanced calendar study. Calendar cycles often extend beyond the duration of our mortal lives. Dreams told by testimony reflect our sprit and soul. The Bible and church teach the afterlife. Faith in the Holy Ghost is the supernatural.

Through a personly, first hand account the article explains what a spirit guides is and what it does and what he or she can do for you.

This is the story of a haunted "irish pub" called "La Fontana de Oro" in Madrid. It tells of ghostly goings on there witnessed by many guests and staff and of one particular manifestation witnessed by the author and a friend.

The rescue of a trapped soul that had taken possession of the house occupant

Nestled in the deep Montana mountains, I experienced something wild and desperately alone in the ruins of an abandoned hotel.

Simply a summary of a part of Texas history and how and why the Alamo came to be haunted.

To your loved ones who have crossed over before you, regardless if they are animals or human, talk aloud to them and they will hear you.

This article originally appeared in the September, 2004 online issue of Ghost Magazine in the Spirited Science: Mainstream Science Meets Paranormal Studies column. Posted with permission of Russell White.