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The Night Spirits
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8235947801
- EAN9798235947801
- Date de parution04/05/2026
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
What visits us in the dark, when the body sleeps and the mind opens?The Night Spirits is a haunting global study of the beings that have troubled human sleep for centuries: sleep demons, night hags, dream lovers, shadow watchers, animal spirits, restless dead, cradle spirits, and the terrifying presences that appear between waking and dream. Across cultures, people have described the same chilling moment in different languages.
A sleeper wakes unable to move. A weight presses on the chest. Something stands near the bed. A dead loved one enters a dream. A shadow waits in the corner. A child cries out in the dark. A lover appears from the invisible world. A household becomes strange after midnight. This book explores the folklore, religion, history, and human experience behind these nocturnal beings, including:Sleep paralysis and the creature on the chestThe old hag in European, Scottish, Irish, Newfoundland, and Appalachian folkloreLilith, jinn, shedim, demons, incubi, and succubiDream visitations from the dead and ancestral spiritsShadow figures, watchers, and modern bedroom entitiesAnimal spirits of the night, including black dogs, owls, cats, wolves, snakes, and mothsChildbed spirits, cradle protections, and the fear of beings that steal sleepHousehold charms, thresholds, mirrors, beds, windows, and night protectionsDream travel, wandering souls, shamans, and spirit journeysThe modern science of nightmares, sleep paralysis, trauma dreams, and the sleeping brainBalanced, atmospheric, and deeply researched, The Night Spirits does not mock belief, and it does not make careless claims.
It follows the old stories with respect, tracing the strange borderland where folklore, religion, medicine, grief, fear, and the dreaming body meet. For readers of dark folklore, occult history, demonology, sleep paralysis studies, ghost lore, dream traditions, and supernatural cultural history, this book opens the door to one of humanity's oldest fears. The night has never been empty. It has always had witnesses.
A sleeper wakes unable to move. A weight presses on the chest. Something stands near the bed. A dead loved one enters a dream. A shadow waits in the corner. A child cries out in the dark. A lover appears from the invisible world. A household becomes strange after midnight. This book explores the folklore, religion, history, and human experience behind these nocturnal beings, including:Sleep paralysis and the creature on the chestThe old hag in European, Scottish, Irish, Newfoundland, and Appalachian folkloreLilith, jinn, shedim, demons, incubi, and succubiDream visitations from the dead and ancestral spiritsShadow figures, watchers, and modern bedroom entitiesAnimal spirits of the night, including black dogs, owls, cats, wolves, snakes, and mothsChildbed spirits, cradle protections, and the fear of beings that steal sleepHousehold charms, thresholds, mirrors, beds, windows, and night protectionsDream travel, wandering souls, shamans, and spirit journeysThe modern science of nightmares, sleep paralysis, trauma dreams, and the sleeping brainBalanced, atmospheric, and deeply researched, The Night Spirits does not mock belief, and it does not make careless claims.
It follows the old stories with respect, tracing the strange borderland where folklore, religion, medicine, grief, fear, and the dreaming body meet. For readers of dark folklore, occult history, demonology, sleep paralysis studies, ghost lore, dream traditions, and supernatural cultural history, this book opens the door to one of humanity's oldest fears. The night has never been empty. It has always had witnesses.