Nick Redfern’s take on paranormal pushback
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The Anomalist’s astute Crystal linked this Redfern
piece for her readers the other day:
https://mysteriousuniverse.org/2021/12/can-a-book-be-considered-paranormal-and-supernaturally-hazardous-thats-a-big-question/
Nick’s piece is on to something, and that’s the idea that fooling around with aspects of the paranormal can bite you in the ass.
A number of accounts about the Ouija Board affecting “players” or rather practitioners of the “game” have had, sometimes, bad repercussions after their dalliance with the thing.
Melville’s Moby Dick stated as much, but he was dealing with a more profound issue: the pursuit of God will destroy seekers, no matter what.
This seeking of something – whether it’s ghosts or dead relatives, paranormal entities, UFOs, or even fame and fortune, et cetera – will inevitably take many down, in a number of ways.
There seems to be a kind of anti-action meant to offset any active pursuit of the abnormal or extraordinary reality that we seem meant to play along with.
No good comes from getting, or trying to, God’s attention (Melville) or seeking contact with that which lies outside our “normal” reality, as Nick implies.
Trying to pet or feed a beast, as a maintenance guy recently did with a tiger in Florida, got him a ravaged arm, and brought the tiger to its death, sadly.
In the paranormal world, the tiger does not die, but continues to harass those who diddle with it and sometimes provokes the diddler in ways that are not pleasant, even deadly.
Currently, the gods seem to be wreaking havoc on mankind, particularly in the United States, as that deformed entity YHWH did in olden times: the Flood, Sodom and Gomorrah, the killing of Egypt’s young (the Jewish Passover), all in general terms, the innocent along with those not so innocent taken down altogether, whether it's a virus, or a flood, or a fire, something else dire.
Tweaking the paranormal invites disaster more than good luck or any kind of boon.
So for the year 2022, one should be wary of fooling with elements of the paranormal, maybe even UFOs, especially when they show up as UAP.
RR
https://mysteriousuniverse.org/2021/12/can-a-book-be-considered-paranormal-and-supernaturally-hazardous-thats-a-big-question/
Nick’s piece is on to something, and that’s the idea that fooling around with aspects of the paranormal can bite you in the ass.
A number of accounts about the Ouija Board affecting “players” or rather practitioners of the “game” have had, sometimes, bad repercussions after their dalliance with the thing.
Melville’s Moby Dick stated as much, but he was dealing with a more profound issue: the pursuit of God will destroy seekers, no matter what.
This seeking of something – whether it’s ghosts or dead relatives, paranormal entities, UFOs, or even fame and fortune, et cetera – will inevitably take many down, in a number of ways.
There seems to be a kind of anti-action meant to offset any active pursuit of the abnormal or extraordinary reality that we seem meant to play along with.
No good comes from getting, or trying to, God’s attention (Melville) or seeking contact with that which lies outside our “normal” reality, as Nick implies.
Trying to pet or feed a beast, as a maintenance guy recently did with a tiger in Florida, got him a ravaged arm, and brought the tiger to its death, sadly.
In the paranormal world, the tiger does not die, but continues to harass those who diddle with it and sometimes provokes the diddler in ways that are not pleasant, even deadly.
Currently, the gods seem to be wreaking havoc on mankind, particularly in the United States, as that deformed entity YHWH did in olden times: the Flood, Sodom and Gomorrah, the killing of Egypt’s young (the Jewish Passover), all in general terms, the innocent along with those not so innocent taken down altogether, whether it's a virus, or a flood, or a fire, something else dire.
Tweaking the paranormal invites disaster more than good luck or any kind of boon.
So for the year 2022, one should be wary of fooling with elements of the paranormal, maybe even UFOs, especially when they show up as UAP.
RR
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