Re: Contacting a witch

[Magus Immortalis]

If you decide to contact her, make sure you have built a powerful aura of protection (which you should be doing, at least twice a day).
Hail Satan!

On Sunday, November 30, 2014 5:38 AM, "aaron.stadtlander@... [JoyofSatan666]" <[email protected] wrote:


  There is a legend in my area of a witch being buried out in the woods, and im wondering if it would be a good or bad idea to try and contact her. People say weird things happen out there.
Her grave has been desecrated by drunken teenagers, sadly.
From what i've heard, she was murdered and decapitated and buried in two separate areas. 
I don't know why i wish to contact her, i just feel attracted to the site.
Any opinions or help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,

HAIL SATAN.

 

[dark_pagan_666]

Normally, for legends where those places are "haunted" or like you said "things happen." It is just thought forms that has developed over time because of people are setting their beliefs in it. Caused by mind power.

Well, you may be able to contact the witch, if the witch still remains at the astral and not either reincarnated or taken by the enemy.

You have to be open to have contact with the witch anyways.

You should look at the story anyhow, how was she murdered, WHY was she murdered? This gives you certain knowledge on why the energies may be "bad."

That you feel attracted to the place...who knows? Maybe the witch is trying to contact You. Or you just find it pretty interesting.

What I do know about them is, they can throw things, make scratches and so forth. Usually, to protect something.
Or just to cause fear and pain...which likely to be an enemy. Or, again, protect something, like they still are attached to their home, land, object or whatever. Just be firm and nice if you're going to proceed, your aura will send out vibes on the astral, so, if you force them to answer you or something. Further attempts may not work.

Be careful.

HAIL SATAN!

 

[aaron.stadtlander]

This just says a little bit about here, if your at all interested.
Mary Rutherford's Gravestone