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Robin is not suitable for a household with small children. The spirit within the doll drowned in 1894 and wandered for years before attaching to this totem. Despite this horrific aquatic exit from “life,” Robin’s spirit loves the sound of rain. The spirit is crying, constantly. She does not hate children, rather, she loves them. When they cry, she cries harder. This energy emanates her turmoil and is fed by her lack of ability to comfort children due to her partially-departed disposition. We do not know why she attached to the doll or exactly when; commonly, this is done out of desperation to cling to infinite youth.  

Mary  was a kind woman who is earthbound by unresolved trauma. The doll which she possesses was manufactured decades after her death in 1979. The trauma is not from how she died, which was from a heart attack at the age of 79. With such an expected and natural ending, why would she be continuously earthbound? 

Upon getting to know the spirit within the doll, she described her love life as having “three and a half husbands,” who she had outlived them all. The “half” was a fiancé who died before their marriage. Her first marriage was at the age of 17, he wasn’t a bad man but he was not emotionally available and they married out of societal pressure. The next was just a fiance, Harold, where he unfortunately passed away due to illness. The third man is who she does not want to talk about, he abused her more than her parents had as a child. The memory of her “bad” husband is what is keeping her earthbound. He was a devout Christian, who went straight onto the realm of heaven after death. She is not interested in being in any place which has him. If “Heaven is where people like [him] go, it is not a place I’d wish to be.” We believe his name begins with a “J” but she is quite muffled.  Her final husband was kind and hard working, she did love him. 

The doll which Mary has chosen to attach to is from 2003. She likes this doll because pink and purple are her favorite colors and she had made money making lace and doilies during life, so the lace feels nostalgic to her. She used to love baking and “wishes she could bake now.” She is kind, docile, and would make a great “my first haunted doll” for a household which does not have a whole lot of yelling or partying. We are sending her small stick of selenite to her new home with her because she has grown fond of Crystal Witches during her stay with us. “I don't want my life to be known as a tragedy, I truly loved life.”

Alice, middle name Kelly, which she liked, lived from 1903 until 1923, in Fawn Township, PA. She Passed away at the age of only 20, from measles. She was a member of the Catholic church during life, but is earthbound due to compulsive thieving. Alice is not malicious, but she is bitter because she holds dislike for one of her sisters, out of her seven siblings. She is not remorseful about her kleptomania, but she does feel a bit “dumb” about it since it is holding her back. Alice used to steal from her disliked sister in life, and since she has been with our coven, we cannot help but notice an increase in small objects going missing around the home. 

Belle was once a person, who experienced life in the 1870’s & 1880’s. She passed away as a teenager in a transportation accident due to a spooked horse. The spirit within the doll was raised by her governess in an upper class family. She is a hopeless romantic, who is earthbound by her longing for love, since having died before she found it. 

What I find most endearing about this doll is that if you stare at it for long enough, she almost appears to be breathing a little bit. Belle attached to this doll after an unknown time of wandering because she was “losing her face.” Something that happens to earthbound souls, if their only totem to attach to is their body, the body decomposes, leaving them with less and less to identify with. They lose themselves and morph into less-human-like entities and may develop into other sorts or spirits separate from “ghosts.” Belle died beautiful, and loved her beauty. 

This doll existed in the home she was roaming in, so she attached to it as her earthbound totem for the porcelain beauty. She left the house which her spirit was “haunting” when the doll was removed, and has not crossed over in hopes to fall in love.

The spirit within this doll is not human. It was once human from an extremely long time ago, and has completely lost touch with its human origins. The energy surrounding this music-playing doll appears to us as a shadow spirit. The Shadow remained on earth originally to tell the stories of its people who died in “the raid.” Its niche ancestral practice was erased, so the shadow did not ascend into the realm of the ancestors with no one to pray for/to it after an unsuccessful mission. 

The shadow spirit does not want to be in the doll. It was playing with the crank on the back of the music box and got pulled into it through this. Occasionally the doll will make sounds without having its crank turned. 

NOT a beginner’s haunted doll. The shadow spirit is interested in making use of its time through witchcraft. Consider adopting this “doll” if you are an experienced witch who is looking for or open to a dark familiar to aid your practice. 

The spirit which inhabits this doll is an unidentified spirit-type. It is humanoid but not in the way that decomposing earth-bound spirits become. The spirit is very small, its size comparable to the size of an Imp; however, it is not an Imp. The spirit has allowed us to refer to it as “Rock,” as a sort of nickname. 

Rock has an interest in food and cooking. Heat from the process of cooking is energy which this spirit prefers to pull from. Note, too much heat is a bad thing. The spirit within the doll attached to this totem after its last totem was destroyed by a fire - it did not wander between them for long. 

Since inhabiting this doll in the purple and white striped dress, it has been “played with” by children before and was gentle with them. The unidentified small soul would be a good “my first haunted doll.” The non-human spirit may be interested in familiarism alongside a practicing witch.

The spirit within the doll presented itself as being very tall when we scried over it through the mirrors. It is humanoid - having lost its connection to the person it once was. Sadly, the spirit believes that the universe is not worth existing after 300 years since “death.” We cannot make the name out for this spirit due to its unclear pronunciation of it. There may be two-to-three syllables and some “L” sounds in it followed by unclear vowels. 

This unnamed spirit considers itself “just a dead soul,” who got pulled into this totem by other death spirits for taunting them. This would be a great haunted doll for an advanced witch or experienced haunted doll collector. Be aware that it has a desire for bane, yet we have not seen it torment the other haunted dolls in our collection. The doll only had one eye when we found it. 

The spirit within the doll has nothing to do with the Swedish design of the doll itself. This spirit is not human and we do not believe that it was for an extended period of time, if it ever was at all. The inhuman spirit attached to this doll as a totem because it was available as an empty shell when he found it. We do believe that it is masculine, but not opposed to the feminine presentation of this totem. He had inhabited the woods, but grew tired of what “the woods” had become since industrialization and the encroaching development. Due to the lack of natural energy and resources for the spirit in its original energetic habitat, he decided to enter a home which was placed near the treeline sometime within the last 50 years. 

It likes acorns and used to howl in the night. But it has retired from the joy of howling due to the lack of allure in nature.

We call her “Little Bear,” the spirit within the doll. She was nine and a half years old when she “died,” and is unsure how long she has been earthbound for. 

She has a heartbreaking story of why she has chosen not to cross over. 

Little Bear is afraid that if she were to cross over, she would be sent to “hell” for not saving her parents. It is not that she didn’t know how to save them, but rather that she didn’t want to because they abused her. Cere was afraid of her parents and wanted to be free from them, despite the cost, so now she blames herself for “killing” them. 

She is earthbound by guilt and misconceptions about the process of crossing over and ascension, which is not uncommon. She clung to this totem because she felt that it looked like her. She does not like the city, she prefers to be near nature because it reminds her of being “free.” Spaghetti was her favorite meal. She does not want “loud friends.” 

Good “my first haunted doll.” Please do not use drug-substances in front of Little Bear. 

This haunted doll is not suitable for households with children because she feels that her childhood was robbed from her. She wants to do “normal” children things like watch cartoons and play with stickers. But if she sees other children living the life she always wanted, the spirit within the doll will get jealous. 

Margrette, the spirit within the doll, looks to be about six or seven.  This was her doll, which her residual energy attached to. When we used scrying to communicate, the spirit within the doll has a scar over her left eye when she is invoked, which she later revealed to us was from a dog. She loves to look out the window, but hates to be left in the sun for too long, due to her fear of abandonment. Apple juice is her favorite offering. 

Margrette does not like swearing. She is a very sweet soul, she is our favorite, a great “my first haunted doll.” The physical doll itself turns which direction she faces by herself on occasion. It is very touching to see her move slightly throughout the day.  

(Not up for Adoption, sorry, we love her too much, but she deserves a mention)