Seth Able wrote to All <=-
The creepy, old-fashioned porcelain doll with a Victorian appearance,
red lips, rosy cheeks, and blue eyes, referring to Annabelle, may come
to mind when one thinks of a haunted doll. However, it's unlikely that anyone still keeps one in their house. Unless that house is Warren's Occult Museum in Monroe, Conn. However, those dolls are not the only
ones getting possessed.
The family left for a trip sometime later, but when they were back, the haunted doll was waiting in their backyard. In their last attempt, the family sent Elsa through the mail to a Minnesotan family friend, who fastened the possessed doll to the front bumper of his truck. According
to the woman's most recent update in October 2020, the doll hasn't returned to Houston. Yet.
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A Christian podcaster I listen to had a guest on the show that used to
be into "new age" and would read Tarot cards and do chakra balencing
and such. She mentioned getting rid of her deck of cards and there
was ONE card (that was her special card, somehow) would show back up.
She would toss it - it would come back. She tore it up and tossed
the pieces - it came back. She even went so far as to bury it - still
came back.
Someone advised that she sprinkle it with holy water - burn it -
then bury the ashes after sprinkling holy water on the ashes. It
didn't come back.
Now before you quote me, I might have some of the order wrong, or
the specifics, but the point was it kept coming back until she
invoked the Most High God and Jesus Christ in the cleansing.
I would hate to be the person to recieve it, if it were in fact a
cursed item...
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A Christian podcaster I listen to had a guest on the show that used to
be into "new age" and would read Tarot cards and do chakra balencing
and such. She mentioned getting rid of her deck of cards and there
was ONE card (that was her special card, somehow) would show back up.
She would toss it - it would come back. She tore it up and tossed
the pieces - it came back. She even went so far as to bury it - still
came back.
Someone advised that she sprinkle it with holy water - burn it -
then bury the ashes after sprinkling holy water on the ashes. It
didn't come back.
Now before you quote me, I might have some of the order wrong, or
the specifics, but the point was it kept coming back until she
invoked the Most High God and Jesus Christ in the cleansing.
I would hate to be the person to recieve it, if it were in fact a
cursed item...
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I think sometimes when we notice the paranormal, it notices us back. It like the attention and feeds off our curiosity and even fear. We are like batter for this phenomenon. My Grandmother always advised us to avoid these things ignore anything supernatural.
Robert,I agree with Robert. IT likes the attention.
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Seth Able wrote to All <=-
The creepy, old-fashioned porcelain doll with a Victorian appearance, red lips, rosy cheeks, and blue eyes, referring to Annabelle, may come to mind when one thinks of a haunted doll. However, it's unlikely that anyone still keeps one in their house. Unless that house is Warren's Occult Museum in Monroe, Conn. However, those dolls are not the only ones getting possessed.
<snip>
A Christian podcaster I listen to had a guest on the show that used to
be into "new age" and would read Tarot cards and do chakra balencing
and such. She mentioned getting rid of her deck of cards and there
was ONE card (that was her special card, somehow) would show back up.
She would toss it - it would come back. She tore it up and tossed
the pieces - it came back. She even went so far as to bury it - still
came back.
Someone advised that she sprinkle it with holy water - burn it -
then bury the ashes after sprinkling holy water on the ashes. It
didn't come back.
Now before you quote me, I might have some of the order wrong, or
the specifics, but the point was it kept coming back until she
invoked the Most High God and Jesus Christ in the cleansing.
The family left for a trip sometime later, but when they were back, the haunted doll was waiting in their backyard. In their last attempt, the family sent Elsa through the mail to a Minnesotan family friend, who fastened the possessed doll to the front bumper of his truck. According to the woman's most recent update in October 2020, the doll hasn't returned to Houston. Yet.
I would hate to be the person to recieve it, if it were in fact a
cursed item...
... Please consider the environment before reading this e-mail.I stay away from Tarot and Ouja. I do not want to know my future. I would not bother trying to communicate with my deceased loved ones because I figure the are in Heaven and happy there with God. I find these stories fascinating. Thank you for sharing the story about the lady trying to separate herself from the Tarot.
Robert Gmez wrote to Jimmy Anderson <=-
I think sometimes when we notice the paranormal, it notices us back. It likes the attention and feeds off our curiosity and even fear. We are like batteries for this phenomenon. My Grandmother always advised us to avoid these things and ignore anything supernatural.
Robert Gmez wrote to Jimmy Anderson <=-
I think sometimes when we notice the paranormal, it notices us back. It likes the attention and feeds off our curiosity and even fear. We are like batteries for this phenomenon. My Grandmother always advised us to avoid these things and ignore anything supernatural.
As a Christian with a Biblical worldview, I believe in the supernatural,
but I don't ignore it. Jesus Himself was 'supernatural' - and continues
to be. Angels are as well.
But feeding off of us? Absolutely! I don't believe that 'ghosts' are
feeding off of us, but the demons that pretend to be 'familiar
spirits' are indeed being 'fed' in the sense that they are happily
moving right along with their job!
... It beeped and said "Countdown initiated". Is that bad?You are correct. I believe in the supernatural as well, but try to keep it at a distance. I trust in Jesus to guide me through anything supernatural. His word is my shield. I was thinking the more you notice and encourage the negative side of the paranormal world the more it notices you and is drawn to you. I enjoy your messages Sir. Thank you.
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