The blaze is intended to purge the village of evil spirits believed to have been responsible for the recent deaths of 20 people.

These houses were older houses, but they had been traditionally associate ID with magical practices and the reports of witchcraft being practiced.

And as they burn, the place is down to the ground.

Some of the Villagers reported seeing a demon come out of the ashes, and they've reported all kinds of really creepy things that happened once they tried to burn down those houses.

So the question is, Were they successful in getting rid of evil in that place, or did they actually just aggravated more by burning those houses to the ground?

Fire is a very common means of spiritual purification.

So many different traditions incorporate fire in some sense very often for its destructive properties.

And yet, at the same time, cleansing properties vent a lot of people on my radio show who have apparently cleansed haunted houses in haunted areas.

They talk about putting sage around the perimeter of the house and things like that.

The chase away, the evil spirits.

But by and large, I'm not sure that works.

I think once the place is haunted, it's gonna haunt.

It's going to do what it does.

I think there are energies in life that we don't understand either created through our own minds and our own physical energy, or perhaps the physical energy of a place.

There are places where people have died either violently or tragically, and that creates this dark energy.

There might be some negative spirits and ghosts that force that's happening within.

It could also affect people.

I've been to some of the most evil and nasty locations it could imagine, and I've seen people lives ruined by these negative evil forces.

And in my opinion, some of these locations are stained forever with the blood and the energy of these tragic events.

These murders, the suicide, and, to me, that can never go away fire cleansing the evil that infects certain cursed places, not saying it's right.

Far as you're concerned, there's no such thing as evil places.

Well, maybe you'd like to spend the night at Willow's Week arrived the swing, said Lake Shawnee amusement park.

Or perhaps you'd like to have a picnic lunch at Japan's suicide Forest?

No.

What's the matter?

Is frightened.

Are you just too smart to tamper with things in the world that are the unexplained?