The Ænigma Project-Monday, January 21st: Anneliese Michel the Truth Behind the Exorcism of Emily Rose

Who was Anneliese Michel? Was she really possessed by demons and tortured daily, or was she a mentally unstable young lady who needed psychiatric treatment? Were her parents and local clergy guilty of neglect and ultimately responsible for her death?  Join us Monday, January 21st when we will discuss these topics and more. This is the real-life case that The Exorcism of Emily Rose was based on, so check it out!

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Urban Legends

The Ænigma Project 07/02 Urban Legends


by Springwolf

The Ænigma Project is a discussion group focused on the realm of the supernatural, paranormal and mysterious events that sometimes take place in our lives. Through multiple view points and experiences, we seek to enlighten our listeners and elucidate that which has become hidden beneath the many layers of misunderstanding and fear. Join creator Paul Cagle with co-hosts Sushi and Springwolf for a weekly discussion, every Monday night at 9pm eastern on TenacityRadio.com.

This is not a transcript of the show; it's merely a supporting article to share some of the information we may not have had time to cover, and links that you might find interesting.

On Monday night July 02, 2012, Paul Cagle, Sushi and Springwolf sat at their round table for The Ænigma Project and held a discussion about:

Urban Legends
Did you hear about the group of scientists known as the “Second Coming Project” who are trying to clone Jesus from the DNA of holy relics? Or what about the ghosts of little children killed by on a train track haunt the area and push stalled cars off the tracks least the occupants experience their same fate. Legend says cars pushed by the ghost children have tiny hand prints on the back of the cars. Are they true? Or are they modern mythology?

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What IS an Urban Legend?

An urban legend, urban myth, urban tale, or contemporary legend, is a form of modern folklore consisting of stories that may or may not be true or based in fact. Some liken urban legends to modern mythology, moral tales told by clergy or parents to keep people and kids in line. Others call them entertaining stories that hearken back to the days before television and movies, when oral stories were the source of amusement.

They have always been used as vehicles for manipulation by corporate strategists, political elections and town gossip. As one of our listeners stated, there's a fine line between an urban legend and malicious gossip or attack. And that's certainly true. These modern myths can educate, teach moral code of conduct, entertain or harm society as a whole. It all depends on the story, the intent and the attention to detail. Often times, the intricate details make the difference between help or harm.