Common Mystics

Welcome back to The Boo Review, where we dive into the most haunting tales from yesterday's news sources. Set in 1729, this tale unfolds in the rural settlement of Endfield, Pennsylvania, within a family of dairy farmers. Adelaide, the family’s formidable matriarch, is a woman of stern demeanor, while her husband, Henry, is a quiet and humble presence. Their 13-year-old daughter, Marlene, stands out as a singular and unforgettable soul, though she tests her mother’s patience. When tragedy strikes, it unleashes a chain of events marked by a harrowing death, a bitter betrayal, and the lingering presence of a restless spirit that haunts the rolling hills of Pennsylvania for generations to come.

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On the first episode of Common Mystics Jennifer and Jill stumble upon a 127 year old mystery in Nashville, MI surrounding a tragic death in the mansion of a prominent local family.* What happened at the home of Charles M. Putnam? Was it murder? Suicide? A potential cover up? Listen in as Jennifer and Jill sort through fact, legend, and clues from beyond the grave to relate their psychic adventure at the Putnam Library in the small town of Nashville, Michigan.

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*This episode contains discussions of suicide and may not be suitable for all audiences.  Listener discretion is advised.

Welcome to Common Mystics' Mini Meditation series! These brief episodes are crafted to assist you in manifesting your ideal life in just a few minutes. Today's Mini Meditation is designed to help you receive clarity from your higher self. Meeting your higher self during meditation isn’t just a spiritual exercise—it’s a way to unlock clarity, self-awareness, growth, and peace. Whether you’re seeking answers, direction, or a deeper connection to yourself, it’s an experience worth exploring. So, why not give it a try? Support Common Mystics on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/commonmystics and get access to exclusive bonus content, monthly episodes on mystical topics, and regular mentorship Zoom calls with the sisters.

On this episode of Common Mystics, we share uplifting stories of hope from a few of our friends and listeners—stories that capture moments when Spirit reveals itself. Perfectly timed for the new year, these tales are meant to inspire wonder, joy, and a renewed sense of optimism. Join us as we look ahead to brighter, more glorious days with hearts full of hope. Support Common Mystics on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/commonmystics and sign up for exclusive bonus content like the Detours from each episode. Please consider signing up for any teir. Thank you all for your love and support! Many blessing to you all! 

Welcome back to The Boo Review, where we dive into the most haunting tales from yesterday's news sources. This week, we’re taking you back to 1753 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, to explore the chilling tale of Jacob Wilhelm—a man whose stubbornness and cruelty led to a shocking and poetic fate. Who was Jacob Wilhelm? Why did the townsfolk despise him? And what led to his untimely death in the very grave he dug for someone else? We’ll recount the eerie chain of events, including a strange storm, Wilhelm’s grave threat to his enslaved servant, and the mysterious Quaker man who may or may not have existed. Was it divine intervention, karma, or simply fate? You decide.

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Please enjoy this encore presentation of the Common Mystics podcast originally posted in December 2022. On this holiday episode, Jennifer and Jill dive into the roots of Christmas. If nothing else, tune in to hear Jill's versions of the Nativity and the Immaculate Conception.  Then stick around for some interesting history and thoughtful contemplation on the meaning of the holiday season. Support Common Mystics on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/commonmystics and sign up for exclusive bonus content like the Detours from each episode. Please consider signing up for any teir. Thank you all for your love and support! Many blessing to you all! 

Please enjoy this reposting of Common Mystics' Detours Episode 62, originally published on Patreon in December 2022.  We had a BLAST discussing the tradition of Krampus! Forget about leaving coal, this guy will drag you to hell for misbehaving! That'll scare the kiddies straight!!! If Jill has her way, we will both be dressing up as Krampus next Christmas.. LOL... Happy holidays to all our fans! Sending you all light and love this season <3

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On this episode of Common Mystics, Jen and Jill dive into the fascinating and spooky tradition of Christmas ghost stories. Did you know that sharing ghostly tales during the winter months has been a beloved custom in cultures around the world? While Charles Dickens didn’t invent the idea of Christmas ghosts, his classic novella A Christmas Carol captivated Victorian readers and sparked a craze for supernatural stories during the holiday season. But here’s the twist—this chilling tradition never really caught on in America. Curious why? Tune in now to uncover the origins, evolution, and eerie charm of Christmas ghosts! Support Common Mystics on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/commonmystics for exclusive bonus content, including episode Detours, monthly discussions on mystical subjects, and regular Zoom calls with the sisters and the amazing Tier 4 Mentorship group.

Welcome back to The Boo Review, where we dive into the most haunting tales from yesterday's news sources. Step inside the chilling mystery of 121 Kirkland Street—if you dare. In this spine-tingling episode, we follow Boston Globe reporter Roxbury Winthrop as he delves into the secrets of a house with a dark past. From slamming doors and disembodied voices to the unsettling history of its previous residents, this Somerville, Massachusetts home has more than its share of eerie tales. But the story doesn’t end there—when Winthrop himself visits the house, things take a truly terrifying turn. Get ready for a pulse-pounding tale of the supernatural. This is one story you won’t forget.

On this episode of Common Mystics, Jen and Jill assist a granddaughter in connecting with the spirit of her grandmother beyond the grave. When the sisters discussed the tragic murder in Episode 54: Portal to Murder in Ridgeway, SC, they didn't anticipate being called to help heal a family's trauma. In 1955, Rubye McPherson, her young son George, and her mother Zola were brutally murdered by a deranged drifter in Dickinson, TX. These events profoundly impacted Rubye's older son, Jack. In this poignant episode, Jack's daughter shares the lingering shadow cast over her father's life. Jen and Jill offer a touching opportunity for Rubye's spirit to commune with the granddaughter she never had the chance to meet. Support Common Mystics on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/commonmystics for exclusive bonus content, including episode Detours, monthly discussions on mystical subjects, and regular Zoom calls with the sisters and the amazing Tier 4 Mentorship group.