After watching different movie versions of “The Mummy,” one can’t help but wonder what ancient Egypt believed with regard to curses, plagues, entities, the afterlife and more. Did priests of Pharaoh have direct connections with dead ancients and the afterlife? Could they manipulate spirits or apply curses to the living and the damned? We may never know.
Westerners have been captivated by Egyptian culture, especially so, when King Tut’s remains and raided tomb treasure made its way to the United States. Rumors of a curse plaguing those who participated in the Tut excavation have been the stuff of legend. Could ghosts have haunted the archaeology team and their families?
This month, Egypt is on our minds. So, we have a great article about this wonderful, ancient culture’s belief in ghosts and spirits: Egyptian Ghosts
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This summer, my family and I are taking a short vacation at Ocean City, Maryland. Its a crazy place, I’ve found out, with beach combers, sun lovers, boardwalk explorers and the like. I would call it a fun place to take the kids. While here, we also plan on visiting Assateague Island, a barrier island, that has wild horses living on it since the 16oos.
For December, we brush up on Bugsy Siegel and wonder if he could possibly haunt the hotel he once owned. After all, his ghost has been spotted by dozens of people over the years. We also examine a photo of a possible ghost in front of a burial mound and a pic of a grandmother who appears in spirit with mourners having a vigil! Check out our 
