Supernatural

3. The act of rising or floating in the air, often attributed to magical or psychic powers.
5. A representation of a person that you stick pins into.
6. The ability to gain information about an object, person, or event through extrasensory perception.
9. Someone who can communicate with the spirits.
10. A being that can change its form, like a werewolf or other mythical creatures.
13. The study of paranormal phenomena, including ESP and telekinesis.
16. A legendary creature said to drink the blood of livestock, particularly goats.
19. A substance believed to be emitted by mediums during spiritual communication.
20. In Irish folklore, a female spirit whose wail warns of impending death.
22. A field of energy believed to surround living things, sometimes visible to those with psychic abilities.
24. A creature whose existence is claimed but not proven by science, like Bigfoot.
25. The occurrence of paranormal activity in a specific location, typically involving ghosts.

1. A type of ghost or spirit that causes physical disturbances, like knocking or moving objects.
2. An evil being that robs graves and feeds on corpses.
4. The power to read minds
7. A mythical creature that sustains itself by feeding on the blood of the living.
8. A spell or curse intended to cause harm or misfortune.
11. A supernatural appearance of a person or thing, especially a ghost.
12. The ability to receive information beyond the five senses.
14. A board used to communicate with spirits, believed to spell out messages from beyond.
15. A meeting where people attempt to communicate with spirits.
17. The ability to move objects using only the mind.
18. The practice of communicating with the dead, especially to predict the future.
21. The act of driving out demons or evil spirits from a person or place.
23. A ghost or ghostlike image of someone, especially seen just before or after their death.