num_pages: 83
description: Maybe this is just a collection of myths. We have believed that the ancestors, and our local spirits are evil. That may not be the case for some. There’s more to our culture than meets the eye. The essence of our ancestors are woven deep into our DNA. Things are not always what they seem. Real eyes realise real lies cloaked by a smokescreen of doubt. When the smoke clears, our vision becomes sharper than ever. Maybe then we can embrace the truth. What makes a story real? Is every tale about the supernatural a lie, do spirits and demons exist? Or are they just a figment of our imagination? Is witchcraft real? If so, is it all evil? These questions plague us all. One thing I do know, is that if a story persists for so long, passing down from generation to generation, there has to be an element of truth in it. Other cultures in other countries have their tales of spirits and supernatural entities. It is my firm opinion that we have a right to explore our beliefs as well.
language: English
title: devils of Serra lyoa
publisher: independent