Seasonal Paranormal Phenomena Explained | Evil Eye, Cryptids & Global Folklore

Send us Fan MailSeasonal paranormal activity, spring folklore, and global spiritual rituals take center stage as we explore springtime supernatural traditions, evil eye cleansing (limpias), cryptids, shapeshifters, and increased spirit activity across cultures.From mal de ojo and limpia rituals in Latin America to Filipino entities like the Aswang, Tikbalang, and Kapre, many traditions treat this season as a time when something builds and shifts. In Eastern Europe, Rusalka water spirits are believed to become active during late spring, while in Bali, massive Ogoh-Ogoh rituals are used to draw out and burn away chaotic energy before the New Year, followed by a full day of complete silence.Across cultures with no shared history, people respond in strikingly similar ways: cleansing energy, avoiding certain places, staying close to home, and paying closer attention to what can’t always be explained. These patterns show up again and again, tied to the same time of year.Is it environmental? Psychological? Or something people have been quietly responding to for generations?If you’re into paranormal activity, folklore, cryptids, shapeshifters, and unexplained global traditions, this episode is for you.Do you have a spooky story that you’d like included in the You Two Scare Me Podcast? Check out our website at: www.youtwoscaremepodcast.com and go fill out the “Somebody Told Me…” form. Or you can email us a [email protected]. We might include your tale in an upcoming episode.Join our Patreon! Huge shout out to our very first Patreon Member, Josh B! Thank you so much for your unending support for our podcast! https://patreon.com/YouTwoScareMePodcast?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLinkThe You Two Scare Me Podcast is hosted by Andi Zyvith and Feliz AndrewsOriginal Music by Stefan TatkaDisclaimer: The You Two Scare Me Podcast is intended for entertainment purposes only. The views, opinions, and discussions presented in this show are those of the hosts and guests, and should not be considered factual statements, professional advice, or verified accounts. Our content often includes folklore, paranormal stories, urban legends, and speculative material, which may not be historically accurate. Listener discretion is advised, as some episodes may include sensitive themes such as death, violence, or trauma. All stories are shared with respect for the cultures and communities connected to them, and no harm or offense is intended.Support the showVisit our Socials!Instagram:  @youtwoscareme_podcastFacebook:  You Two Scare Me PodcastTikTok: @youtwoscaremepodcast