Paranormalcy, on 05 November 2009 - 10:17 AM, said:
Put me down for no possession also. Well, I believe "possession phenomena" happens, but what it is, I do not think is evil spirits or demons or any of that ilk. I believe it is psychological; heck, I don't even think it's witches doing it...
Which reminds me, Marabod, are you honestly putting forth those statements as genuine personal claims, that you know a witch who possesses people and turns into birds? Why in the world did she lend money to someone she had just possessed and not expect him to run off with it? And... I am not sure about this whole idea of a person being able to "make" another possessed...
She is just a young woman. Not a hag and not a sorcerer. Can be gullible like anyone of us and can trust people. But the same time she has a certain deviation from norm, caused by childhood trauma, and this adds to the tribal environment in which she was growing, as among the Pacific islanders voodoo practices are seen as something normal. I had a fun of studying her psychology for few years, talked about this feature with her parents, as her "bewitching" habits were sometimes affecting the productivity of the plant where she worked and which I was managing. Her own mother is having some fears of her and thinks she can put a "black eye" on someone, specially on the children, or damage a person remotely if she becomes angry. She is a very emotional and impulsive girl, and actually quite charming despite not really beautiful. She behaves in a way that the males look at her like rabbits at a python, as being a control freak is part of her performance.
It is really long and hard to describe the lot, but otherwise as being a witch, she is a pretty bright girl - speaks few languages, reads a lot, paints weird abstract canvasses. She likes to have fun online too, she told me she goes to IRC on austnet and catches the males there, making them her toys. She is only 26 next May. But interestingly enough - she never uses her own name, and changes the nicknames very often. I later found this feature as existing among the wiccans (the legend says if the name of the witch is pronounced, then her magic disappears, maybe because of that?). It took a lot of my pressure and persuasion and about a year of time, before she indirectly admitted her being a witch; she did not use this word but said "a chosen one" and I saw she was in fact very pleased that I understood this, but we never returned to this issue since.
That above is of course how I myself saw the situation, so I do not insist on anything. I have no idea of how she does transformations, but in Metaphysics (remember there was a werewolves thread?) I once posted the report on Nigerian witches from Yoruba tribe, which describes similar if not the same practices - the witches either in their sleep or somehow else convert themselves in the birds or small mammals, and then can spy on someone with whom they have an emotional connection. <shrug>
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