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Ghostkin Activity Masterlist

Listen to…

Haunthearted’s ghostkin music tag

The Ghost Host’s particular favorite ghost songs (spookbox & on the spookbox tags)

Make ghostly noises using MyNoise (from groaning houses, to gentle rain)

The Black Tapes Podcast

Make Something

Make flying ghost tea bags (sweet science experiment)

Make locket art (perfect for Victoriana and sweet dark secrets)

Journal replies to the 20 Ghoskin Asks

Journal replies to the 6 Ghostly Senses Ask Meme

Journal replies to 50 Kin Related Asks

Haunted Homes

Read Tarot (to discover past lives and secrets, or just for spooky cred)

Grow a ghost garden  (with creepy, overgrown or death-related plants)

Visit a graveyard

Subscribe to Fortean Times (for your monthly dose of paranormal news)

Spend some time learning about the place or era you came from, online or at the library.

Go to old places - spend time at antique shops, museums, stately homes, or whatever other places ting your ghost radar

Posts coming soon for the following topics, but until then:

Make a ghost altar

Make a ghost journal

Make your room look spooky

Put together some haunted “looks” from your clothes, or using ideas online. What scents? What fabrics? What colours? Do sketches, take photos, make plans and patterns.

Host a haunted tea party

Plan your own funeral

Go urban exploring around abandoned buildings

Ghostly Gaming (free online games)

Magic Cat Academy (google doodle, sweet, tricky but brainless)

Haunted Portrait Maker (like a dollmaker, beautiful end results, really relaxing)

Corinne Cross’ Dead And Breakfast (narrative game, beautiful art, very soft, I like the story it’s simple but still quite moving)

Haunt the House (scare annoying party guests out of your haunted home!)

Coma (possible cw for derealisation/dissociation, very dreamlike, not ghostly per se but I associate it with ghostliness)

Make spooky letters with this word art generator

Go “invisible” online to fight internet surveillance

Afterlife hacks and self care

Ghost feelings which could actually be mental health symptoms

Self Care tips

Soothing ghostly tips based on the senses

Simple Grounding Exercise

How to calm yourself after an existential crisis

Have a steam bath

Meditate or journal on past lives and memories. Meditate or journal on your current life, or simply to relax.

Papercraft Models

(your ghost host really loves papercraft)

Ravensblight Paper Toys (Longtime fave website, with tonnes of gorgeous printable papercraft spooky things)

Ray Keim’s Haunted Mansion Models (fabulous! Models quite tricky, but I especially love the gravestones)

Make your own Angela Deane art (you need magazines and white paint)

Usborne’s Cut Out book “Make This Haunted House” (nice project, you need a paper fastener, finished model has flaps and moving parts, lovely design but the baseboard is pretty huge)

Fold a paper cube ghost

(easy model, sweet result)

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photographer: chloe.jd model: the_lovewitch__

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dead to sin, alive in God

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credit

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Roman Odintsov

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sometimes being a ghost is the creaking of the old swing set

sometimes its the branch banging on the side of the house in the middle of the night as the wind whips around

sometimes its the howls of wolves echoing on the snow, seeming so far away yet right beside you

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ghostkin culture is missing other ghosts from past lives, but not remembering anything about them :<

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— via jitterati

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