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redkingofspades
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I don’t want to go into too much detail about since the mere thought about
it horrifies me but basically
when I was younger I accidentally summoned…I don’t even know…but I was chanting to
myself a tune that is found in a famous film- mind you I was only 10 and thought the chant was catchy- when the sliding door in my room unbolted, opened and then slammed shut.
I was completely frozen in fear. absolute terror.
I believe this was due to the tune I was chanting ( I won’t disclose you the name of the film)
But I have come to discern that its something…evil. It’s even scary how its even in the film. Anyway don’t worry about me- I am completely fine due to the grace of God. It is my friends however that I am worried about.
I wasat my friends place recently and we were just hanging out, playing games and talking etc. My friend lives near a graveyard so the topic of ghosts and the supernatural came up. My friends all said they didn’t believe in ghosts/spirits but I decided to tell them the story about my experience with the sliding door. My mistake was I told them the movie it was from. Out of curiosity they said they would try to recreate it themselves and say the chant too- in order to prove/disprove ghosts. I am generally quite a laid-back guy but I begged them NOT TO TRY IT OUT. TO STAY WELL AWAY FROM IT. I only experienced the thing by accident and wish it upon no-one. To be the impetus of some terrifying experience for my friends would hurt me to no end. I was already greatly distressed already at recalling the memory of the event. I feel as though it was a great mistake to tell them my experience of…whatever it was. But the point was I was trying to convince them that these scary things exist. They seemed puzzled at my fear saying “it was just in a movie- how could that happen” and “We’ll have to test it to find out” and things like that. I am afraid my friends will be curious and land themselves in some evil stuff. These people are my friends and I love them. They did take my pleas to heart. I excused myself to the bathroom and said the pryer of St. Michael to divert my friends minds away from this dangerous curiosity. But I am still just a little worried that perhaps, in the privacy of their own rooms, they decide to say this chant in the spur of the moment and bring unknown evils to themselves. Please pray for them that their minds focus on other things. Please.
it horrifies me but basically
when I was younger I accidentally summoned…I don’t even know…but I was chanting to
myself a tune that is found in a famous film- mind you I was only 10 and thought the chant was catchy- when the sliding door in my room unbolted, opened and then slammed shut.
I was completely frozen in fear. absolute terror.
I believe this was due to the tune I was chanting ( I won’t disclose you the name of the film)
But I have come to discern that its something…evil. It’s even scary how its even in the film. Anyway don’t worry about me- I am completely fine due to the grace of God. It is my friends however that I am worried about.
I wasat my friends place recently and we were just hanging out, playing games and talking etc. My friend lives near a graveyard so the topic of ghosts and the supernatural came up. My friends all said they didn’t believe in ghosts/spirits but I decided to tell them the story about my experience with the sliding door. My mistake was I told them the movie it was from. Out of curiosity they said they would try to recreate it themselves and say the chant too- in order to prove/disprove ghosts. I am generally quite a laid-back guy but I begged them NOT TO TRY IT OUT. TO STAY WELL AWAY FROM IT. I only experienced the thing by accident and wish it upon no-one. To be the impetus of some terrifying experience for my friends would hurt me to no end. I was already greatly distressed already at recalling the memory of the event. I feel as though it was a great mistake to tell them my experience of…whatever it was. But the point was I was trying to convince them that these scary things exist. They seemed puzzled at my fear saying “it was just in a movie- how could that happen” and “We’ll have to test it to find out” and things like that. I am afraid my friends will be curious and land themselves in some evil stuff. These people are my friends and I love them. They did take my pleas to heart. I excused myself to the bathroom and said the pryer of St. Michael to divert my friends minds away from this dangerous curiosity. But I am still just a little worried that perhaps, in the privacy of their own rooms, they decide to say this chant in the spur of the moment and bring unknown evils to themselves. Please pray for them that their minds focus on other things. Please.