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The UNAM Central Library, known for its vast collection, reportedly houses books on black magic, Wicca, and exorcisms. A student, Luisa, experienced a spectral encounter there: feeling a hand on her shoulder, finding her notes defaced, and finally seeing a woman in an old, worn uniform sitting in her vacated chair, invisible to others.

Luisa's personal account of being touched, her papers being scribbled on, and witnessing a spectral woman in an old uniform (06:07-11:21). Mara Arriaga confirms the presence of occult books in the library (12:02-12:31).

A student named Luis discovered an invitation to a secret society meeting through a mysterious, untiled book in the Central Library. Attending the gathering in a luxurious San Ángel home, he witnessed a ritual where a non-human voice spoke through one of the participants. The book and the society's meeting place vanished after his visit, suggesting a highly clandestine and powerful organization involved in occult practices.

Luis's detailed account of finding the invitation, attending the ritual, hearing a non-human voice, and the subsequent disappearance of the book and meeting details (14:12-21:16). Paco Arías elaborates on the nature of these groups and their use of magic and invocations (21:35-22:27).

Diego, a student, repeatedly encountered a deformed, hostile entity resembling a student with an exposed jaw, long black hair, and disproportionate limbs (one arm longer than the other). This entity would stare at him with hatred and appeared invisible to other people. The encounters escalated to a physical attack where the entity ripped his backpack and pants, leaving physical evidence, though his companions attributed it to a dog.

Diego's firsthand account of seeing the entity on the Pumabús, its persistent stalking, its invisibility to others, and the physical damage to his backpack and pants during an attack (23:46-32:47).

UNAM's extensive green spaces, including 'Las Islas' and the 'Escultórico,' are sites of both alleged occult rituals and sightings of cryptid-like entities. A student witnessed a group performing rituals with candles and fire near the Faculty of Sciences. Separately, a couple in the 'Escultórico' saw what they described as a 'witch' scaling a stone pillar and flying away. Another group of students, under the influence, observed a large, ape-like being with human features climbing a tree with unnatural ease, a sighting corroborated by other students.

Anonymous student's report of witnessing rituals with candles and fire (40:11-41:59). Mara Arriaga's story of a couple seeing a 'witch' flying in the 'Escultórico' (43:03-44:30). Miguel, Aarón, and Fernando's collective experience of a large, ape-like entity climbing a tree, confirmed by other students (44:40-50:27).

The hosts discuss how individuals experiencing low vibrational states, such as depression or intense negative emotions, become more susceptible to paranormal manifestations. Mario's story illustrates this: while deeply worried about his dying father, he saw a 'black stain' with his father's eye and heard his voice in a UNAM tunnel, only to learn minutes later that his father had passed. This suggests entities may feed on or exploit such emotional wounds.

Mario's personal account of seeing a 'black stain' with his father's eye and hearing his voice in a tunnel, immediately preceding news of his father's death (53:29-55:42). The hosts' discussion on energy, vibration, and how negative emotions can attract paranormal experiences (56:06-59:59).