Mysteries and Miracles of Texas by Jack Kutz

To learn more about mad stones, please see the 2010 edition of The Old Farmer’s Almanac. Sharp (Austin, TX: University of Texas Press, 1999) Mysteries & Miracles of Texas by Jack Kutz (Corrales, NM: Rhombus Publishing. If you have experience with mad stones, please share your story or your stone in the box below. : Mysteries and Miracles of Texas: Guidebook to the Genuinely Bizarre in the Lone Star State (9780936455068) by Jack Kutz and a great selection. 1994 278) Death Rides the River by Bob Bolling 279) The Texas Rangers and. We advise traveling to the home of a stone’s owner. Rodriguez, Jal NM 2011 276) Mysteries and Miracles of New Mexico by Jack Kutz.

Want to try a mad stone? The challenge is getting hold of one-since they can’t be purchased for money. More Mysteries and Miracles of California Guidebook to the Genuinely Bizarre in the Golden Gate State by Jack Kutz. Can cosmic healing powers really reside in the intestine of a cow? There is only one way to know for sure… Please Pass the Stone Naturally, the effectiveness of mad stones has long been in dispute. Mad stones are not to be bought or sold such interaction may negate their healing powers.Depending on the animal, the stone may be more potent and valuable for example, the stone of a brown deer is said to be inferior to that of a white deer.

Mad stones can be found in the stomach or intestines of cud-chewing animals.

It works by absorbing the poison bit by bit, curing the bites by detoxifying them completely. Have you ever heard of a mad stone? This home remedy was used for centuries to heal, although it’s not a common practice today.Ī mad stone (sometimes called a ‘bezoar stone’) is used to draw poison out of bites and wounds.

Mysteries and Miracles of Texas by Jack Kutz