lala wrote:What is the deal with all of these howdy-doody, salt-of-the-earth small towns that turn out to be full of black magicians..... Do certain areas attract a concentration of people with occult tendancies and then create a dark vortex or such? What happens when the vortex hits critical mass with the black magic vibe-
That's so funny that you mention it.....today I was thinking about how the prison, I mean, small town I lived in for nine years in eastern Connecticut,
had a HUGE occult problem going on. It was so bad that it made the "USA Weekend" publication back in 1990. The town was covered "anonymously" in the story, detailing a small town in eastern Connecticut, but the giveaway was that they referred to "Officer Holmes" as being one of the investigative cops that was involved. Well, Officer Holmes lived in my neighborhood.
So, it was obvious. But yeah, the focus of that USA Weekend article was about how these kids who lived in my town had reported that their teenage babysitter was involved in satanic/occult stuff, and had dragged these kids to a cemetery where they were forced to watch this group of teens dig up a coffin. The teens got the coffin open and then made the kids lie in it with the body. Among other stuff. My desk in 9th grade Algebra class had an upside down cross carved into it by who knows who before me, and it was known that down in the empty building by the Providence and Worcester rail tracks stray cats and small animals were being sacrificed in rituals. And that's just some stuff off the top of my head. In fact recently we were out for a walk where we live here in Charlottesville, and we got to the point where the local Rivanna hiking trail opens onto this road, and we saw some people exiting the woods onto the road. And I had to laugh. I noted that back in Connecticut, if you see people creeping around in the woods or exiting the woods like that then chances are, they're there for occult ritual stuff. But here in Charlottesville it's just joggers and hikers.
I hadn't even thought about it all in years until seeing those joggers emerge from the woods, then it all just came back and I made that realization/connection.
As far as that sort of thing creating a "vortex" I think definitely so. In fact, NR poster "Seeker" wrote a small piece for the NR front page about standing vibes of areas, which relates to this concept. It's seems to be very true. The vibes that a region was founded on create the foundation for which everything that comes after will fall in line with, so it seems. And the area where I lived in CT wasn't founded on pleasant vibes. It was founded on wars with the local Indian tribes and desecration of them and their land. The woods that surrounded my neighborhood was part of the larger Pachaug State Forest.....and these woods actually made it onto Rense.com as being super haunted supposedly, riddled with Indian burial grounds and rife with "issues." You can go to Rense and do a search using the search function for "Pachaug State Forest" and pull up the article. My dad went hiking one time in another part of the same large expanse of PSF with a buddy from work and stumbled onto an Indian burial ground. They were all over supposedly. Personally, I never experienced problems with the woods where we lived. I spent a lot of time in them and enjoyed it. But others in that area apparently have stories of a very different nature, so, who knows.
ANYway, it's all slightly off topic, but I just had to pipe up after reading your comments.
lala wrote:Can a person be a black magician and not know it consciously, or is this letting them off the hook, so to speak? There is nothing wierder than to run into someone in public knowing that they have cursed you to die or tried to enslave you hypnotically and they act like a normal, everyday person. Post-modern black magic is mind boggling because it is so "just folks."-lala
I think some people have very strong natural psychic abilities, and this gives them the inadvertent power to "make stuff happen." Which means if they're not careful about their thoughts, then stuff will occur of a negative nature. So yes, I do think a person can at least be an *inadvertent* black magician and not even know it.
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