Entry No. 87 // 10.31.26

Don't Be Afraid of the Unkown

It’s Halloween, a day when we’re all a little more open to the ethereal, the unknown, and the possibility that the veil between worlds is a little thinner. After all, the Ancient Truth Investigators Project was built on the spirit of exploring the unknown.

There’s more to this world than we understand. In a culture that often makes it feel like what we see is all there is, we encourage you to keep an eye out for signs of “the other.” The unexplainable, the paranormal, the strange little things that don’t quite fit. Rather than fear the unknown, what if we found a little comfort in it?

Halloween, or Samhain as the ancient Celts called it, was traditionally seen as a liminal time when the boundary between the living and the spirit world grew thin. Even science has its own mysteries: did you know that humans can actually detect magnetic fields? Researchers have found evidence that our brains may respond to Earth’s magnetic field, though we don’t yet fully understand what that means. A little reminder that there’s still so much left to discover.

Lean into the weird!

We’re on the precipice of winter, and the holidays are quickly sneaking up on us. In preparation, we’ve been hard at work restocking our strange-but-beautiful jewelry collections. We just restocked our Wavelength Earrings, which you all completely cleaned us out of last holiday season! web-wave.jpg And on November 6th, we’re launching an all-new collection of Space Specimens: earrings, necklaces, and so much more. Freshly carved and polished in The Lab, these strange little treasures are arriving just in time for holiday shopping. webALL2-d0b104.jpg Come get weird with us in person!

We’re not doing quite as many markets this year, but we do have a few of our favorite shows lined up for November. We’d love to see you there! Check out our SIGHTINGS page for the most up-to-date listing.



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