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Nelokjer
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 Posted: Apr Mon 10, 2006 12:28 am Post subject: strange entity |
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| I have a strange black entity roaming my home, I see it for a split second in mirrors, and out of the corner of my eyes, when it's around I get an uneasy feeling when it's around. I believe it is either a demon or a manifestation of negative energies. can someone help me? |
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rhyknow
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| Posted: Apr Mon 10, 2006 3:18 am Post subject: |
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| sounds like a shadow entity. My experineces with these have been intimidating but not harmful... |
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shaybeck
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| Posted: Apr Mon 10, 2006 7:08 am Post subject: |
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| I agree with rhyknow...wouldn't get too worked up about it. Most times these entities aren't harmful... |
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Emerald
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| Posted: Jul Wed 12, 2006 5:33 pm Post subject: |
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| *cough* these are the ghost that you can command to go aqway and they will you just gotta be seriously angry and they will *cough* Idk one how to mkae these types go away.... |
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fratka
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| Posted: Jul Thu 13, 2006 7:26 am Post subject: |
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When describing an uneasy feeling be a little more descriptive on how it makes you feel. Being a paranormal investigator who has been exposed to many "spirit" entities, I have a uneasy feeling every time. It's your own "bodies" reaction to a physically untangible presence. You get a feeling of being off balance and thickness in the air, some people who are more sensitive (not in the psychic sense) can get a short spell of dizziness or fatigue. In short, those feelings are normal/average and do not reflect upon the disposition (attitude) of the entity.
When and if you are ever threatened by an entity, you will know it and even then it is just a warning. If they attack there is nothing you can do and you won't see it coming. Don't get freaked out though an attack usually consists of being shoved, scratched, poked or hit (nothing that involves copious amounts of blood and gore, thank you hollywood). 
A warning though and a good rule of thumb when around a area where you feel an attack is likely; always be aware of your surroundings! Even though the typical attacks I have listed above seem harmless, they can become real serious if you are on a flight of stairs or standing on the edge of a rotten balcony. So watch where you stand! 
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