Demons:
They have a terrifying and repulsive appearance that mirrors their malevolence and evil intentions. They have been rooted in various cultures since ancient times. Magical evocation – the summoning of demons – began several thousand years ago with the Mesopotamians and is still practiced today almost all over the world. These people follow in the footsteps of Aleister Crowley, who was called “the wickedest man who ever lived“. In Cairo, over the course of 3 days, he received a kind of manifesto from the Demon Aiwass, which is called “The Book of the Law – a new order for mankind“.
The Face at the Window:
On the 1st floor, a woman saw a figure at the window with an elongated face, big ears and a huge nose. Its skin was gray. The figure appeared to the woman at night, when she woke up with an intense feeling that someone unwanted was in the room.
Incubi and Succubi:
Incubus – a male demon, Succubus – a female demon. Most witnesses who experienced this had never heard these words in their lives. All the witnesses also give almost identical accounts, which suggests that these are not figments of the imagination or a “glitch” in the brain. An incubus rarely causes pain; instead, victims talk about pressure on the bed, on the chest and elsewhere. Some admit that they have full sexual intercourse with this spiritual entity. People hear their own muffled (due to complete paralysis) cries for help, but nobody finds them.
Black Brook Farm:
This is the story of a family who wished to remain anonymous and are given made-up names in the book. Briefly, about the individual people:
Jayne – “something ran its fingers up and down my body. I couldn’t move, I was as if pinned down.”
Sandra – “Something was strangling me and I felt like it was pulling me down through the bed. I couldn’t move, and I also don’t remember struggling with it or fighting back.”
Sometimes the in/succubus is actively encouraged by those affected. A photo from the book:
When Imagination Becomes Reality:
Sometimes it seems that a demon has been created from the lives people lived in their fantasy. Tibetan monks are said to be able to do this through meditation. Such a demon gradually gains strength, but eventually it starts losing it and fades away. The figure can be seen by other people too, not only by the monk who created it.
Angels:
The word refers to benevolent supernatural beings. In Greek/Hebrew it translates as messenger, and the Old Testament is the first to use the expression “the angel of the Lord“. There are many mentions of angels in the Bible as a whole, even though people did not always recognize an angel right away.
We Know Everything About Jesus:
In the past, angels were often mistaken for aliens – no wonder, when according to witnesses they supposedly arrived in an egg-shaped object.
One engineer saw a figure materialize in his bathroom window, which then seemed to pass through the double glazing and formed into a white round face on the glass. Then it just said “Boo” and vanished.
Help From the Other Side:
A seriously ill woman was lying in bed with her husband. Suddenly a ball of light a few centimeters in diameter entered the room and moved around them. After this, the woman miraculously recovered. So it was thought that it had been her guardian angel who came to heal her.
The Angel in the Signal Light:
2 people were looking at the same railway signal when the Oz Factor occurred. Time stretched out and their minds tuned in to a different sensory reality. They had strange feelings, and everything else around them went quiet and faded into the background. The signal light changed its form into an angel 6 m tall, with long pale yellow hair, wings and a patch of various colors in the middle. This railway line is tied to a legend about the “Lady of the Lamp” who haunts it.
Occupation: Guardian Angel:
Jane was visited by a guardian angel in 1985, when an angel suddenly appeared to her and she spoke with it. It had a male figure and wore a pale blue jumpsuit so tight it could have been its second skin. In the end she remembered only 2 things: that the angel told her “I will visit you again in 20 years“, and the answer to her question of whether she was on the right path in life: “Yes, but stick strictly to the path you are on“.
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These are my notes, and sometimes even “copied passages”, from the book Life After Death (subtitle Exploring the Mysteries of Life and Death) by Jenny Randles and Peter Hough (ISBN 80-85928-04-3).
I have to return the book to the library, so I am at least keeping a memory of it in this form. If you want to find all the chapters I have written up like this on this blog, type something like “These are my notes from the book Life After Death” into the search on the right (without the quotation marks, of course), because this intro will be part of all these notes and blog posts. If you want to tell me anything, use the email sunamocz@gmail.com . You can ask for ICQ, Jabber or anything else, and I will try to give you everything. You can also scold me, express your sympathy or even praise me. I really have no desire, mood or anything else to copy out the whole book.
I have tried to capture the main ideas I came across here, and since this book was packed with brilliant and remarkable ideas from the first letter to the last, I cannot cover absolutely everything here. Hopefully it will make sense to you. I apologize for any spelling mistakes; this has not been proofread or run through any spell-checker. Enjoy!