what was the name of the spiritualist charged with witchcraft in the last years of world war 11?
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As Pangel said, Helen Duncan. A true pioneer of Spiritualism\n\nI know a lady that sat with her and I was chatting with her last night and she was telling me how fantastic her physical mediumship was.
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Hmmm. No psychic predicted the most world shattering event of the 21st century. Doesn't that tell you something? Most psychics are frauds who are just really good at reading people and scamming them. \n\nI mean, common. The Psychic Hotline went bankrupt. I oft wonder if any of them saw that coming. *grin*\n\nAs for Osama... the same answer applies. Psychics aren't going to find him because the majority of them are frauds. \n\nWe can only hope that he will be brought to justice to answer for his crimes before he is killed.
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Someone has, apparently.  \n1)  I forget the specifics, but the English hanged some guy for being a vampire in the 30's or 40's\n2)   Miguel De Romasante (or something like that), the one man accused of lycanthropy in modern times, lived in the late 1800's in Spain.\n3)  Absolute tons of people have claimed to see God, Demons and Ghosts.
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I have been doing extensive study on just that. Spirits of all kinds. There are stories in my family that go way back to my father's childhood and service in Vietnam. Examples:\n\nSeance:\n\nMy father and his friends used to help and elderly lady with her yard work. She always rewarded them with cookies and lemonade while they worked. They never charged her. After she died, they decided to try a seance. They lit candles and called out for her to come and see them. They were in her basement at this time. Supposedly, she came walking through the wall carring a plate of cookies with a blank staring smile. They all ran for their lives. \n\nGermany: \n\nDuring his tour of duty, my father took a leave in Germany and stayed at a bed and breakfast there. He was told that the place was haunted by the owners pet, a three legged dog that had gone out an upperstory window to it's death. He and his friends laughed this of until they saw the dog run through the room and up the stairs. They couldn't find it again after that, but it is reported to run up the stairs and out the window it fell from every four or five days.\n\nMyself: 7 years old:\n\nI was seven when I had my first experience. I was a kid who buried himself in the covers and I woke up in the middle of the night to find my blankets neatly folded over at the end of the bed. A figure stood in the shadows of my bedroom door. I couldn't see clearly, but it looked like it had on an army helmet and wore rags. I dived for the blankets at the end of the bed and covered myself back up again. I fell back asleep and woke again about an hour later. This time the figure stood right next to my bed and and motioned with its fingers flexing seven of them, bony looking, at me three times. I can't be sure, but I thought I saw a skull in the helmet. My covers were folded at the end of the bed again. I dove for them and covered up again. I can't explain why I didn't cry out. I guess I just couldn't.\n\n14: When I was fourteen we moved to Utah. I lived in the basement. I was awakened in the night to see a figure in my doorway again. This one was large and looked like it had a pair of giant bones sticking out from a medeival helmet. I couldn't see any other details. I covered up and hid. This time, I was grabbed and thrown out of bed against the wall. I got up and ran upstairs. No one was found in the house though.\n\nSo what happened? Was my father smoking something? Was I dreaming? We aren't totally sure. I have found excessive trauma in my families past and have endured quite a bit myself. My father and some of his soldier buddies apparently took up some study of black magic while in Vietnam. I can't vouch for it all, because I wasn't around yet, but it's hard to say what did or didn't happen then. War creates horrors beyond explanation.\n\nDo I believe in good or evil spirits? Absolutely. I have studied several hauntings that you can even look up on the internet.\n\nClearfield Job Corps: E Dorm is supposedly haunted by two ghosts. One is a little girl with a ball. I stayed in E dorm while I was in Job Corps. I wasn't the only person who heard a bouncing ball sound in the halls occasionally. The other is a Residential Advisor who is supposed to have died after I left. So I never saw that one.\n\nJust to note. I do not drink and I have never touched illegal drugs.\n\nSo there you have it, not all of my experiences, but a couple. I have also studied removal of spirits. But those are other stories. Good day to you.
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I have not expericend it myself\nCheck on the web site \nhttp://www.spiritualresearchfoundation.org/?gclid=CLeqz8WH5IUCFSMOTAodrzVQPA\n\nit has lots of information and may help u
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I do have books on the subject, but they are England and American versions. I implore you to use ultimate caution if you become able to conjur the spirits, you may open a portal that you cannot control and the consequences be devastating.
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There are many sites that might be able to help you in your questions.  Personally, I think that Gardner did have a hand in the revival of Wicca, but I don't think that it holds true to this day for solitary practitioners of the Craft.  I find his books to be geared more towards covens, which is fine and good.\n\nHere's some links to some great Wiccan sites!\n\nhttp://www.modernwiccan.com/\nhttp://www.witchvox.com/\nhttp://wiccanet.us/CMS/\nhttp://www.witchway.net/\nhttp://www.malewitch.com/\n\nHope this helped!!
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Ouija (pronounced wee-juh or wee-jee) refers to the belief that one can receive messages during a séance by the use of a Ouija board (also called a talking board or spirit board) and planchette. The fingers of the participants are placed on the planchette which then moves about a board covered with numbers, letters and symbols so as to spell out messages.
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One time on a camping trip, a witch and I created a psychic link which allowed us to keep tabs on each other without needing those family band radios.\n\nPersonally, I do spiritual healing with singing bowls. I play the bowl in someone's hand, and feel the vibrations as they extend through the person, and can tell them where the vibrations are and what they're doing.\n\nI used to work with a Reiki master who could tell people many details about their lives while we were doing our energy work. Very specific things\n\nOne time on a camping trip, we felt a spirit near the bon-fire. We had a ring of 40 tiki-torches around the bonfire. It was a still and windless night, but all the tiki flames near the spirit bent in. One of the people in the circle had a fancy camera. After the campout she went to get the film developed, and all the photos from before the visitor turned out, but after that all the film was blank. She took the camera in to be repaired. The repairman asked if she'd been in a nuclear power plant. All the innards were fried from electromagnetism\n\nMy grandmother died while my niece was in utero. After my niece was born, she would look up at areas where no one was standing, and laugh and giggle. We all knew that she was looking at gramma, so we never showed her any pictures. Finally, at about a year old, she could speak, and my sister showed her the family photo album. My niece picked out her photo and said, "That's Old Gramma."\n\nMost of the people I associate with these days are spiritual mediums/fortune tellers
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Spirituality is the nonreligious practice of working with all things metaphysical, such as psychic abilities. While elements of religion are used, true spirituality is practiced by one's self generally. Some of the people who are into spirituality call themselves "Mystics". A "Mystic" is a person who practices spirituality by mixing different elements of various religions and practices those elements.
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http://paganwiccan.about.com/od/astralplane/a/afterlife.htm
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Hmm...Two different traditions, two very different practitioners. For my money, John Edward is unafraid of the logical questions people ask about mediumship, has a good sense of humor, and appears motivated by a simple but eloquently expressed desire to give people 'one more time' with the people they loved on earth. Colin Fry, I'm sure, is motivated by the same desire, but having been brought up in the UK, unfortunately comes across in a different, slightly less sincere way when talking about spiritual things. So for me, John Edward wins time after time.
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A spiritual person is one who has faith in a belief and a superstitious person is one who believes in things that are generally accepted as unfounded. It is just a thought but it could happen that one day belief in the supernatural could become generally discredited and then it too would be superstition.
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Ah Chick. ROFL!!!! He's the one that put out a pamphlet that claimed witches really do fly on brooms.  At one time, some Christians were putting out that the WWW for world wide web, was actually 666 in disguise.  These are the people who have a lot of time on their hands and over-active imaginations.
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Contact a ghost investigation service or maybe a Catholic priest who has experience in exorcism.  Maybe even a physic can help with the ghost, even if it is just to find out why he is still on this living plane.
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Sylvia Browne is a classic scammer who can cold read, hot read, and fake a prediction as good as any of them.\n\nIf you look at nothing else, look at :\nhttp://www.ufowatchdog.com/sylviabrowne.html\n\nBTW, I am an atheist, so I have no Christian axe to grind.
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One time on a camping trip, a witch and I created a psychic link which allowed us to keep tabs on each other without needing those family band radios.\n\nPersonally, I do spiritual healing with singing bowls. I play the bowl in someone's hand, and feel the vibrations as they extend through the person, and can tell them where the vibrations are and what they're doing.\n\nI used to work with a Reiki master who could tell people many details about their lives while we were doing our energy work. Very specific things\n\nI have never heard anyone say, "I really shouldn't have trusted my gut instincts."