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Spiritualism, beware

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I’m going to tell you what someone once told me: a man was doing door-to-door sales for chairs, and when he saw my baptismal medal, he asked me if I believed in God. As the conversation went on, we talked about spirits. He warned me that I shouldn’t deal with them, because you could summon evil spirits, and once you did, you couldn’t get rid of them…

Hello Gen,

I think this man is right. I was made aware of the following a long time ago. The act of attempting to make contact with spirits and summoning them: the good ones indeed bring the bad spirits with them, and if one is not prepared and protected, their presence can have serious consequences for us. Therefore, out of caution, I would say not to do it; it would be more reasonable.

That’s what I did because that man really scared me…

Hello Gen,

Spiritism involves the summoning of spirits and the dead.
It is therefore not to be taken as a game, because in practicing it, one does not know what forces will be unleashed or what impact they will have on our consciousness and in our lives, especially with regard to people who are fragile or psychologically suggestible.
Therefore, it is best not to tempt fate!

Best regards
The magician.

I completely agree with all of you: you must not mess with spirits… There are too many people who have told me that they did it just for fun one evening among friends, but they need to be warned: this is not a game!! Personally, I have never done it and I would not even try!!

Friendship
Oh, Loulina…
The future torments us, the past holds us back, that is why the present escapes us… (by Gustave Haubert)

Hello,

I am new to this forum, and indeed, having read what you have written, I wanted to share my opinion on the matter: playing with spiritism is a grave mistake and can have irreversible consequences.
I’ve also met someone who told me that every Friday night she does it with her parents and other people!! like those who play a game of belote (card game)!!!
I warned her!! and I think that if these people don't understand as soon as they hear advice, what will happen will happen sooner or later.
But also, I haven’t done it very often, obviously, because I have far too much respect for this practice. So it’s not something to attempt if you’re a beginner, but rather with someone who has a gift and knows what they’re doing very, very well.

Bye

Hello Pacitti,

Welcome to the forum, and thank you for your advice!

Nice to meet you
The magician.

Hello everyone,
Spiritualism is dangerous, and in my opinion, we should leave the dead in peace because when they want to send us a message, they do. Once, I let myself get drawn into automatic writing and I ended up attracting an entity named Lello who was truly not to be recommended. It took me months to get rid of it, and thank God, I’m lucky to have good protections.
If I may offer a piece of advice to anyone tempted to try this experience, I would say, "Stop! Use your gifts to help those in need instead of for spiritualism."

Well done on your website, it's really great.

Hello Bouly,

Thank you for sharing your experience and your sound advice, which I think it is reasonable to follow.

A question I have: how do you know the name of this entity, who gave you that information?

Well, it was him himself, since it was automatic writing.

Okay, thanks Bouly for this clarification; indeed, I should have thought of that, given that it’s automatic writing.

I have not, strictly speaking, experienced this kind of phenomenon, but I was telling a friend the other day that I have been surprised on several occasions during serious problems when I had to write letters, and sometimes nothing would come out. A complete blockage, both intellectual and mental. I therefore attributed this to stress and fatigue. On some occasions, I would call my husband (who passed away twelve years ago) and say, "My God, and to think that we used to write all these letters together; I feel so helpless." Hours would pass, and then suddenly I would sit down at my desk and begin writing the letters in question. The first time, I had the feeling of being a spectator, and my hand moved quickly across the paper, the letter taking shape. I felt as if something was guiding my mind and my hand. In no time at all, the letters were done—commas, periods, and accents in the right places, strangely resembling the way my late husband used to put a letter together. I have experienced this phenomenon many times. What reinforces this belief is that previously, I was not someone who found writing easy, although according to those around me, my letters were easy to read and they always appreciated their content. Another fact is that sometimes, even in front of a computer, I have been surprised by the speed of my typing and the development of the texts. As if, once again, a force was giving me the ability to write without difficulty, even to use words from a vocabulary that is rarely used in ordinary circumstances. I even checked some of them in the dictionary, and to my surprise, not only was the spelling correct, but they made perfect sense in the context.

So do you think what I’ve just described to you can be likened to automatic writing? Or is it an exceptional phenomenon? My husband, who is very present by my side to this day, would he be participating or acting to help ease my very difficult daily life?

I’m not sure if I did the right thing by addressing this topic in this section; perhaps our administrator will move this post to another section, but in any case, I thank you for describing your experience, as it allowed me to share my own experience in this area.

Well done on your website, it's really great.

Thank you for the encouragement!

I think people don't realize what they are doing when they embark on a path toward an occult science. We label one science or another as dangerous, accompanied by irreversible phenomena, but not the other… etc.

What do you think you are doing when you draw tarot cards? Belote cards? Or clairvoyance, appeals to metaphysical forces?

If you lay out the cards the way you play belote, well, you’ll be doing spiritism in the same manner. And here, my experience proves it: the risks are the same!

Automatic writing is the softest form of practicing spiritism, but it is no less powerful or dangerous.

Haven't you ever seen a pendulum wrap around a person's arm? A table trembling as if a train were about to tear it apart, or arm pain after your automatic writing as if ten people were trying to wrestle the pen away from you?

Every time we invoke these forces, we call upon all of them, and they are the ancient and precious rituals that allow us to protect ourselves, to summon the good, and to not transgress the order of things.

Tarot draws on gentle and "chatty" forces, but drawing the cards on a day when you are angry or with anger, or with mockery, just as much as a Friday "tasting" seance of spiritism, you risk offending something beyond us.

In my opinion, all occult sciences can be practiced, but with caution, gently, and above all by referring to books or to experienced people with good intentions.

Good evening, occult forces are not a parlor game; it is true that, in general, depending on one’s personal vibrations, one has a certain chance of attracting only positive entities, but also, unfortunately, mocking spirits, troublemakers, and others, and afterward, it takes a great deal of toil for you to regain your balance, because often they take possession of you without your knowledge. I speak of these facts from experience, not my own, thank you.

Hello everyone,

I am new here and I just read your messages about spiritism. I have also practiced it, and although it taught me many good things, it also brought me some bad experiences. I attracted a mischievous and mocking spirit, but not a malicious one, and it called itself Amoreq. During that period, many things would disappear from my place and be found elsewhere.
Spiritualism is not a game, and a competent person is required to conduct a session with positive outcomes.
I no longer practice it; it’s best to leave the spirits alone and not call them just out of curiosity.
claudia

I completely agree with you; you were lucky to have only a mocking spirit as a guest, whereas others have still failed to banish the spirits that have entered them.

I do not practice either white or black magic; I have never summoned spirits to frighten myself, but to understand what they are and, consequently, what we are.
Some play tricks and have a good laugh at our expense, while others would like to share their knowledge and even help us. The spirit must remain lucid; the more lucid one is, the less amusing one becomes to them! Be impressionable and, sure enough, they will have a good laugh!
I tell them thank you because they have already provided me with undeniable help! And it is certainly because I have never forgotten that, unlike them, I am alive…
Stay cautious, that's the most important thing.

Thank you for this testimonial

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