Evil Spirit Evicts

General Zod · 18-03-2010 04:25PM

FunGoose wrote: »

I know what you mean! That happens to me at least once a week, usually on a Sunday night. Its guaranteed to happen tonight after all the alcohol I drank yesterday. Worst thing is I've never even had a cat! Go easy on the jar and the aul demon will feic off.

usually happens to me after a large dose of psychotropic drugs.

NothingMan · 18-03-2010 04:25PM

grindelwald wrote: »

As i said i got followed to 3 different houses

You should never feed an angel, you'll never get rid of the damn thing.

cynder · 18-03-2010 04:44PM

The spirits are normally quite when there is a camcorder around, they dont like being recorded either by camera or camcorder or voice recorder. Seems like they prefer to remain elusive.

When i say fallen angels i mean demons but even typing the word gives me the creeps.

http://www.96fm.ie/on-air/presenters.aspx im gonna be listening in tomorrow - but i doubt very much they will report anything of interest.

http://paranormal.about.com/b/2004/04/10/ghost-cat-visitation.htm

Found this - seems i am not alone with my cat experiences.....

phoned my mother and she had simular experiences of feeling the cat jump on the bed and no cat there. But it never walked up her as it did with me.

Noopti · 18-03-2010 04:52PM

Headshops should be banned for sure....

cynder · 18-03-2010 04:58PM

never ever been to a headshop or taken drugs....... you try growing up in a haunted house / houses. It was from the ages of 10 to 16 as i said before it was mild and not violent and it so happened to be in co cork redbarn,gortroe (near youghal) and kilcronat, ballynoe(near tallow) other house was in co clare. 1990-1996

Noopti · 18-03-2010 05:01PM

With how very little we know about the human brain, don't you think it is far more likely to be something to do with our own minds rather than a fallen angel pretending to be a cat? Seriously.

cynder · 18-03-2010 05:14PM

no it was not my mind playing ticks, otheriwise it would still be happening AND IT STOPPED WHEN I LEFT EVERY ITEM BEHIND ME AND STARTED AFRESH.

I have put other things down as my mind playing tricks like the bed levitating and shaking violently - i put that down to dreaming. i think that i was dreaming i was awake and then pretended i was asleep and when i woke up all was ok. the cat thing was way different and my mom had it happen to her too....

My brother used to dream he was awake and couldnt move - i think there is a special term for that, my dad had it too as a child - sleep paralysis ????

noopti anything i say wont convince you and im only saying what happened to me for me to believe the couple in cork. You have never had anything like that happen to you, so you dont beleive fair enough. I hope you will never have an experience/s that will make you believe. I sure as hell dont want another one!

ScumLord · 18-03-2010 05:17PM

grindelwald wrote: »

no it was not my mind playing ticks, otheriwise it would still be happening AND IT STOPPED WHEN I LEFT EVERY ITEM BEHIND ME AND STARTED AFRESH.

I have put other things down as my mind playing tricks like the bed levitating and shaking violently - i put that down to dreaming. i think that i was dreaming i was awake and then pretended i was asleep and when i woke up all was ok. the cat thing was way different and my mom had it happen to her too....

My brother used to dream he was awake and couldnt move - i think there is a special term for that, my dad had it too as a child - sleep paralysis ????

Yep, that's a real thing and seeing as it runs in the family explains allot. All I'm saying is with research you could probably find out whats causing these things to happen, it could even be a certain type of food. If you know whats actually happening it won't scare you anymore and you'll be able to deal with it as it happens.

cynder · 18-03-2010 05:20PM

ScumLord wrote: »

Yep, that's a real thing and seeing as it runs in the family explains allot. All I'm saying is with research you could probably find out whats causing these things to happen, it could even be a certain type of food. If you know whats actually happening it won't scare you anymore and you'll be able to deal with it as it happens.

I haven had a cat since i was 19 so it would freek me out if i started having a cat walk on my bed again. If i open my eyes and see a cat there i'll jump out the window.

Noopti · 18-03-2010 05:21PM

Sleep paralysis can easily explain the cat thing also.....

Antbert · 18-03-2010 05:22PM

ScumLord wrote: »

If you know whats actually happening it won't scare you anymore and you'll be able to deal with it as it happens.

Yeah but logic ruins all the fun.

cynder · 18-03-2010 05:37PM

looked sleep paralysis up on wiki, interesting enough my brother defo had it on occasions. i would say i have some very vivid real time dreams. but the cat thing im sure wasnt a dream,

the next house i moved to the cat walking along me and jumpin on my bed stopped and i would hear scratching at my door as if the cat wanted to come in, i would open the bedroom door and no cat was there, i would get into bed and hear scratching in the roof- if i pretended to be asleep it would go away, if i was reading it would stay untill i pretended to go to sleep. i stopped opening the bedroom door when i heard the scratching at the door as i knew the cat wasnt in the house. i left my window open and she came and went as she wanted leaving dead birds and mice at the bottom of the bed on the floor (as cats do). THIS WAS NOT SLEEP RELATED AS IT WAS WHEN I WENT TO BED AT NIGHT AND HAD NOT FALLEN ASLEEP, IT WAS NOT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT.

tech77 · 18-03-2010 05:51PM

ScumLord wrote: »

That's just your mind playing tricks on you, every so often I'm woken up by my father shouting at me to go to school, it seems completely real but I haven't lived at home in 10 years. Most of your interpretation of the world is completely made up by your brain. You should see what the image your eye sends to your brain is like, only one tiny spot is in focus the brain just fills in the gaps.

Otherwise known as a hypnopompic hallucination.
As mentioned, it's normal.

18-03-2010 06:00PM

grindelwald wrote: »

looked sleep paralysis up on wiki, interesting enough my brother defo had it on occasions. i would say i have some very vivid real time dreams. but the cat thing im sure wasnt a dream,

the next house i moved to the cat walking along me and jumpin on my bed stopped and i would hear scratching at my door as if the cat wanted to come in, i would open the bedroom door and no cat was there, i would get into bed and hear scratching in the roof- if i pretended to be asleep it would go away, if i was reading it would stay untill i pretended to go to sleep. i stopped opening the bedroom door when i heard the scratching at the door as i knew the cat wasnt in the house. i left my window open and she came and went as she wanted leaving dead birds and mice at the bottom of the bed on the floor (as cats do). THIS WAS NOT SLEEP RELATED AS IT WAS WHEN I WENT TO BED AT NIGHT AND HAD NOT FALLEN ASLEEP, IT WAS NOT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT.

I have a rock here that keeps ghost cats away...would you like to buy it? Been in my garden for years and well, never had any ghost cat experiences. 100% guaranteed.

4zn76tysfajdxp · 18-03-2010 06:03PM

Rojomcdojo wrote: »

I have a rock here that keeps ghost cats away...would you like to buy it? Been in my garden for years and well, never had any ghost cat experiences. 100% guaranteed.

PM sent.

cynder · 18-03-2010 06:19PM

Just so every one is aware i havent had a creepy experience in 10 years, so no need to offer any relics to keep ghostly cats away. thanx anyways!

I do believe the cork couples story.

tech77 · 18-03-2010 06:29PM

grindelwald wrote: »

The spirits are normally quite when there is a camcorder around, they dont like being recorded either by camera or camcorder or voice recorder. Seems like they prefer to remain elusive.

Not even a print interview?
Fair fcuks to them i say.

starbelgrade · 18-03-2010 06:39PM

The only evil spirit I've ever encountered was poitin - left me demented for days.

jimmyendless · 18-03-2010 06:44PM

And I would've gotten away with it, if it weren't for you meddling kids off boards.ie!

ScumLord · 18-03-2010 06:51PM

grindelwald wrote: »

Just so every one is aware i havent had a creepy experience in 10 years, so no need to offer any relics to keep ghostly cats away. thanx anyways!

If it is purely a trick of your own mind it may start happening again tonight since we've all put the suggestion back in your head.

cynder · 18-03-2010 07:17PM

Talk about "Not even a print interview?"

Did any of you see Keith Barry, i was at one of his gigs 2 years ago it put chills up my spine.

he got 4 people to come on stage at glor and each one thought of a dead relative, one person held a sealed chalk board and a loose chalk sealed inside the chalk board. all of a sudden the table went flying and the chalkboard was jumping around the place.

when it stopped keith barry opened up the chalk board and a message was written in chalk to one of the people at the table(now on it side) from a dead relative. i believe what i saw but it wernt a dead relative it was a demon (pretending to be the dead relative).

also at school we had a person come in who hypnotised our teacher and made her levitate 4 foot in the air lying down, again i believe it was demons at work, our teacher was a witch no wonder she was involved with the devil. ha ha

cynder · 18-03-2010 07:18PM

How am i ever going to sleep tonight??????

Pace2008 · 18-03-2010 07:30PM

Did any of you see Keith Barry, i was at one of his gigs 2 years ago it put chills up my spine.

he got 4 people to come on stage at glor and each one thought of a dead relative, one person held a sealed chalk board and a loose chalk sealed inside the chalk board. all of a sudden the table went flying and the chalkboard was jumping around the place.

when it stopped keith barry opened up the chalk board and a message was written in chalk to one of the people at the table(now on it side) from a dead relative. i believe what i saw but it wernt a dead relative it was a demon (pretending to be the dead relative).

There's nothing supernatural about what Keith Barry does, nor does he claim there is. He's just an illusionist.

18-03-2010 11:32PM

grindelwald wrote: »

How am i ever going to sleep tonight??????

In a bed, with no ghosts - cause they don't exist.

I mean you're not 5 years old any more.

Dave! · 19-03-2010 12:50AM

grindelwald wrote: »

Talk about "Not even a print interview?"

Did any of you see Keith Barry, i was at one of his gigs 2 years ago it put chills up my spine.

he got 4 people to come on stage at glor and each one thought of a dead relative, one person held a sealed chalk board and a loose chalk sealed inside the chalk board. all of a sudden the table went flying and the chalkboard was jumping around the place.

when it stopped keith barry opened up the chalk board and a message was written in chalk to one of the people at the table(now on it side) from a dead relative. i believe what i saw but it wernt a dead relative it was a demon (pretending to be the dead relative).

also at school we had a person come in who hypnotised our teacher and made her levitate 4 foot in the air lying down, again i believe it was demons at work, our teacher was a witch no wonder she was involved with the devil. ha ha

Will you ever get a grip ! Lunatic !

http://www.herald.ie/national-news/theres-no-magic-with-psychics-1613643.html

There's no magic with psychics

MISLED: Worried? You're better off watching a magician than consulting someone with supernatural powers

By Sinead Ryan
Saturday January 24 2009

Keith Barry is the first to admit that what he does isn't for real.

He is not a magician. Yet, I'm sure you too have been baffled and bewildered by what he can appear to do, if you've seen him in action on stage or on TV.

He can 'read' your mind, drive a car blindfolded, knows what you were thinking last Tuesday. He can turn one substance into another, create something out of nothing. He can make you believe that the laws of physics are suspended when he's around, or that you've gone a little bonkers, maybe.

Yet, none of it is real. Keith is an illusionist, a brilliant one. This is because there is no such thing as magic, not outside of fairytale books, at least.

I have no idea how he does his tricks, and I don't want to -- I'd prefer to keep the wonderment and enjoy the spectacle. So would Keith, who recently won the Merlin Award, the Oscar equivalent of the magic world.

Magic, as we see it performed, is a skill, an art-form practised for years until it is impossible to detect the sleight of hand.

There's nothing supernatural about it and the laws of science are firmly intact when it is taking place. So much so that Keith has offered €10,000 to anyone who can prove otherwise. This should be easy.

There are so many people out there with 'special gifts' of psychic abilities they have no problem charging for, so one hopes they'll come forward in droves and do Keith out of his money.

offer

So why would he be so rash? "I'm fed up with phonies trying to make a quick buck and profit from the recession by masquerading as psychics and fortune tellers," he said.

"I'm willing to give away €10,000 to anyone who proves to me, under my conditions, that they're psychic."

He's not the first illusionist to do so. Indeed, any psychics, tarot readers, fortune tellers or astrologists out there can do better.

James Randi, a US-based illusionist, offers $1m for the same feat.

Even given the current state of the dollar, that's a better return. However, the offer was first made in 1964 and to date, nobody has won it.

Lest you think the test circumstances are too severe, Randi claims that the 'psychic' themselves can set the test parameters.

All he asks is that it is independently observed, in laboratory conditions and shows any -- any evidence at all -- of "paranormal, supernatural, or occult powers or events".

Past claims have included psychics, mediums, extra-sensory perception, dowsing, astrology and faith healing. No joy.

Indeed, Randi has publicly called on celebrity psychics like James Van Praagh and John Edward, who have popular TV shows where people speak from the afterlife, to come forward. None have. Neither has spoon-bending Uri Geller.

You might think that it's all a bit of a laugh, and you'd be right -- it should be.

But for many people, paying someone they believe is in touch with their dead husband, or worse, child, and can pass on messages is both dangerous and unforgivable.

It's one thing to giggle about one twelfth of the population meeting a tall, dark handsome stranger today because their 'stars' say so, but quite another to gather hundreds of people into a hall at 50 quid a head and claim to be passing on messages from dead people.

services

The most insidious of all are expensive phone services which claim to have "trained psychics" (their words) on the other end of the line.

These can, for a vulnerable person at a low point in their life -- particularly during recessionary times, when such businesses see a massive increase in business -- seem like a lifeline, but many hundreds of euro can be run up in phone bills before finding out that instead, a free call to the Samaritans or a good friend would offer better solace.

Indeed, these phone lines, costing up to €2.40 a minute, now have warnings attached to them by law stating they are "for entertainment purposes only". That's a clue.

Whether it's separating tea leaves in a cup, jangling crystals, staring at hands or shuffling plastic cards with funny drawings on them, our search for answers is endless, and such daft methods of finding them can be addictive to naive or weak-minded people.

Those who are sad, bereft or worried would be better off curling up in front of the TV and watching a great magic show -- now that's real entertainment.

Keith Barry doesn't even believe what he's doin, but you do

Do you have some compulsive need to believe in this sh*t, or what?

Bloody hell

JuliusCaesar · 19-03-2010 12:54AM

grindelwald wrote: »

Talk about "Not even a print interview?"

Did any of you see Keith Barry, i was at one of his gigs 2 years ago it put chills up my spine.

he got 4 people to come on stage at glor and each one thought of a dead relative, one person held a sealed chalk board and a loose chalk sealed inside the chalk board. all of a sudden the table went flying and the chalkboard was jumping around the place.

when it stopped keith barry opened up the chalk board and a message was written in chalk to one of the people at the table(now on it side) from a dead relative. i believe what i saw but it wernt a dead relative it was a demon (pretending to be the dead relative).

also at school we had a person come in who hypnotised our teacher and made her levitate 4 foot in the air lying down, again i believe it was demons at work, our teacher was a witch no wonder she was involved with the devil. ha ha

Haven't laughed so much in ages! Demons! :pac:

Galvasean · 19-03-2010 01:35AM

Ghosts? That's ridiculous. Demons is where it's at!

JONJO THE MISER · 19-03-2010 01:48AM

Oh ye of little faith, ye should not mock what ye dont understand.

4zn76tysfajdxp · 19-03-2010 02:29AM

JONJO THE MISER wrote: »

Oh ye of little faith, ye should not mock what ye dont understand.

We're mocking what you don't understand.

__________ · 19-03-2010 02:51AM

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