QUOTE(Anvil @ Sep 7 2006, 12:50 PM) [snapback]1340509[/snapback]
Oh...I feel a song coming on....
Lets get tangy with the wet tangerine leafs
Lets get tangy with the wet tangerine leafs
Lets slap them on to see the dead
It will sting alot but might be alright
Maybe you'd rather speak instead
Bust Out Da Ouija Board 'n' ask Ted
Lets get tangy with the wet tangerine leafs
Lets get tangy with the wet tangerine leafs
OMG LOL
You so silly!!
Actually, I could put this to music, I have the technology, and...
Wait a minute, someone is needing help, here. I will focus...
I agree that the son who is seeing spirits needs to be in activities where he can have normal childhood fun. This happened to my son, who is 22 now. He started out seeing animal spirits, and then people, later. It freaked him out. Some religious people I knew at the time told him that anything he sees must be demonic- which really pi**ed me off, because it is NOT true. But that scared him. Then, he thought he might be getting Paranoid Schizophrenia, from a report he did in Junior High school. So, we had him evaluated so that he would know that he was ok. Many people in our family see spirits, so I was not worried about it. But, he needed to know he was not crazy or wierd. He saw a tall, beautiful Angel standing over his bed, when he was only 3. My Catholic mother-in-law was thrilled, thinking he was visited by Mary. I don't know about that. This stuff just happens to some people, and we have to try and get used to it as a gift. Spirits are attracted to certain people's energy and compassion. Sometimes the spirits have a need, sometimes they are just passing by, or curious. Remember that the spiritual realm is around us all of the time. Some people see it more than others. Angels and protective beings are included in the surrounding spiritual realm.
If you or your child see spirits, you are also protected, because it is for an important reason that you will learn as time goes on. Practicing Anvil's Bubble of Light is a good thing, too, to keep your fears low, while you get used to this whole thing, and to not be vulnerable to darker beings. I would never even tell a child about the possibility of darker beings, unless they are plagued by something and need help getting rid of it. This is too scary and confusing otherwise, and like my son did for awhile, can cause them to withdraw and stop talking about what they experience.
It has been years for me, and I am not used to all of it yet. But I have learned that acceptance is easier than fighting it.
I hope this helps. I'm going through some heavy stuff, so it is harder lately, to focus and put things into words that I want to say.
Oh, and don't go by movies. Movies about this stuff are for "fun" and "thrills" and "entertainment only", so I never find that they have actual helpful information, when you are searching for it.