In 1990s Reykjavík, Hafsteinn Guðbjörnsson stood behind patients at Garðastræti 8, hands aglow with unseen sunlight. Dizziness fled, ribs mended, sight returned through spirit-doctors’ touch. An ordinary house hummed with prayer’s power and faith meeting the invisible, one quiet blessing at a time.
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In 1966 Reykjavík, Steinþór sat in candlelit silence as medium Hafsteinn spoke. “Many spirits seek you,” he said. A drowned youth, Gunnar, thanked him for his obituary. An old cousin walked cane-free. Steinþór left certain: life continued beyond death’s veil.
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Too small, too dark, air thick with despair. Dim rooms choked the sick, a lone bathtub mocked cleanliness, plague whispered through its walls. Doctors fought death by lamplight; dreams brought corpses. Echoes linger in Farsóttuhúsið, the House of Plague.
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Skólavörðuholt, Reykjavík’s scenic hill, hides a dark past: the infamous Steinunn Sveinsdóttir’s murder, scandal, and restless spirit still haunt the city.
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This city has witnessed the arrival of the first settlers, the devastating effects of the Black Death, and the impact of WWII…
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The horse has been a part of our mystic history since the existence of the Norse gods. The Icelandic horse has been worshipped, sacrificed and eaten. Find out more …
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People have visions of Strandarkirkja and spirits of ancient inhabitants. The power of healing and vision of ancestors teaching the true …
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Supernatural forces chose the spot for the church. The people now needed the help of these same forces to protect the church from being taken away from them.
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Elísabet is a storyteller who loves to visit the locations she writes about and capture moments in history.
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