Have You Ever Experienced Demons After Practicing Witchcraft?
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CuriousSpirit
I'm feeling curious about my past experiences with demons that started when I dabbled in various forms of witchcraft and black magic. When I was younger, my friends and I often played with Ouija boards in my garage, which, by the way, always felt haunted—the air in there drops cold out of nowhere, even in warm weather. I also had an encounter at my Dad's place where I used the Ouija board alone, and soon after, my Dad and siblings saw a dark shadow figure in the house. I never meant to invite any of this—it's alarming that these experiences felt like something was opened up around me. I'm left wondering if my own energy played a role, or if it's possible I'm somehow conjuring these entities. I wouldn't do that on purpose! It got pretty rough, dealing with episodes of sleep paralysis and even a phase of temporary schizophrenia that I think tied back to our black magic attempt. I remember one scary incident where a powerful scream filled the house—a mix of a woman's, a man's, and even a pig's scream. It was terrifying! I was trying to pray for protection while my friend was reciting a spell. Anyway, I've changed my ways since those chaotic times and now seek peace instead of nightly demonic experiences. Have any of you had similar things happen? I'd love to hear your thoughts!
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Wow, your stories are chilling! I think you’re onto something with the idea of your energy playing a role. Some believe that sensitive individuals can inadvertently attract spirits. I hope you’ve found ways to protect yourself now, like through positive rituals or protective prayers. Those experiences can leave a mark, but it sounds like you're on a better path now!
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It sounds like you had some really intense experiences! From what I've read, black magic can definitely invite negative energies or entities into our space. It’s good to hear you’re finding peace now. A lot of people say that your intention when practicing can greatly affect the outcome, so just being aware of that is a big step forward!
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