
Can a lost soul find peace through human mercy?
4.1 (14)
37 mins
Learn about the tragic folklore of the Myling, a restless spirit born from abandonment, shame, and societal cruelty. Discover how these forgotten children linger in forests, homes, and bridges, growing heavier as they seek acknowledgement from the living.
Ep 1:
Welcome to the Myling
Step into Scandinavian folklore's darkest corner as we uncover the Myling: restless spirits of abandoned infants born from shame, iron burials, and desperate hunger for recognition.
Ep 2:
The Dance and the Weight
A wedding dance turns deadly and a traveler's kindness becomes a crushing burden—two harrowing tales reveal how Mylings cling to the living, plus their eerie kinship to spirits worldwide.
Ep 3:
A Bicycle Ride to Terror
A father's late-night bicycle ride home turns into nightmare when a crying infant on a bridge transforms into something ancient and evil—plus how ghost hunters identify Mylings today.
Ep 4:
How to Free a Myling
Not all hope is lost for these tormented spirits. Discover the two paths to freeing a Myling from its endless wandering, and meet the folk healers brave enough to fight back.
Ep 5:
The Universal Ache of the Forgotten
Our journey concludes by tracing the Myling's shadow across cultures worldwide, revealing a timeless truth about abandonment, recognition, and the power of compassion to heal even the dead.
Colin
Level 6 · 7 mo agoThe iron scissors detail is accurate. Archaeologists actually found those burials with metal on top mate.
Wayne
Level 6 · 7 mo agoThey don’t turn into owls or dogs though? I’m from Sweden and Mylings are strictly the ghosts of unburied children that grow heavy. Stop adding random animal shapeshifting to make it sound cooler!!!
Arthur
Level 4 · 7 mo agoYou look at that wedding story and it’s disgusting. You can’t just bury a problem under the floorboards. That mother knew exactly what she was doing with those scissors and got what she deserved.