The Caulbearer

The correct name for those who are born with a caul is a Caulbearer. Such people are often referred to as being "born behind the veil", as the caul is also referred to as the veil in many cultures due to it being a face covering.

This is a message for a woman by the name of Diana, who will have been born with a caul, may still possess it, and was expected to make contact with the High Caulbearer some time ago. It is quite possible that you may have been previously misdirected from your path of inquiry.

The reason that this message is being left here, is that you may still be searching for answers to things you don’t yet understand, but cannot ignore. You can send a message concerning this matter by using the contact link above and/or sending an email to pentacular@gmail.com

What is a Caul?

The birth caul or veil is a full face mask which may be sometimes found covering the face of a child at birth. Such births are quite rare, and they hold special significance for the child born in such a manner. There are many stories and myths about the caul, many of them erroneous. This site is provided to give some insight to those who are born with a caul, and to further promote public knowledge of the phenomenon.

The correct name for those who are born with a caul is a Caulbearer. Such people are often referred to as being born behind the veil, as the caul is also referred to as the veil in many cultures, due to it being a face covering or mask.

It should be noted that Caulbearers may be male or female, and may come from any social class, racial or religious group. There are no geographical boundaries to the phenomenon. However, it has been observed that caul births do have tendencies to run in family bloodlines. Sometimes, but quite rarely, more than one member of a family, usually a parent and child, may be born with a caul.

It has been calculated that Caulbearer births may be as few as one in eighty thousand births. However, this does not necessarily mean that there will be one such birth in every eighty thousand births in a particular area.