Do u believe in witchcraft?
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my older sister was involved with some witch craft shit and she put a spell on my left arm with a voodoo doll or some shit.
after that I had hella injuries to my left hand and arm, first thing that happened was a broken arm, then the tip of my middle finger got sliced bad on a lawn mower blade and I made it to hospital on time for them to stitch it back up and didn't lose the tip of my finger. The most recent injury was a couple years ago I was attacked by a pitbull on my left arm and I had to stab the dog to death.
I've been real cautious now and haven't had any recent injuries to my left arm and everything is normal with the arm now and I got my strength back up.
after that I had hella injuries to my left hand and arm, first thing that happened was a broken arm, then the tip of my middle finger got sliced bad on a lawn mower blade and I made it to hospital on time for them to stitch it back up and didn't lose the tip of my finger. The most recent injury was a couple years ago I was attacked by a pitbull on my left arm and I had to stab the dog to death.
I've been real cautious now and haven't had any recent injuries to my left arm and everything is normal with the arm now and I got my strength back up.
This one gay dude that used to worked at the same call center as me got hella pissed one day that this dude called him Beyoncé and everyone laughed. He threw a stapler at this fool that was laughing. The next day, I get to work before most of the work homies and that gay dude sends me an instant message talking about how he's wearing his green contact lenses because he's in witchcraft mode. I don't know what the hell green eye contacts does for you but that dude was sketchy at best.
When I was little, AP.9 put a spell on me, because I was gonna be the best Basketball player in the world and he was worried, that his soulmate, best friend, and little brother Lebron James would not have a chance of winning the Championship later in life. So I broke my left wrist and fucked up my back because of the spell.
True shit!
True shit!
I believe in black magic and voudoun, yes
Seen proof of it on others and myself first hand
It's part of my culture
You have to be tapped into the shit tho without explaining hella
Outsiders can be affected but those who can control it have a certain faith and devotion to it and adhere to the laws of the spirit world
Seen proof of it on others and myself first hand
It's part of my culture
You have to be tapped into the shit tho without explaining hella
Outsiders can be affected but those who can control it have a certain faith and devotion to it and adhere to the laws of the spirit world
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X besides the movie, The Serpent and the Rainbow is a pretty interesting book...
The Serpent and the Rainbow is a book written by ethnobotanist and researcher Wade Davis and published in 1985. He investigated Haitian Vodou and the process of making zombies. He studied ethnobotanical poisons, discovering their use in a reported case of a contemporary zombie, Clairvius Narcisse. - wikipedia
Check it out. I've only read part but it's pretty interesting whether you think it's a bunch of bullshit or not.
G @gas ONE I have a friend who is really into ayahuasca and smokes DMT, takes mushrooms etc etc. He's told me some stories about transmitting psychic energy and he said some other "shaman" once put a hex on him and made him cough up all this crazy shit. Whether I believe it or not, not sure. But I do think there are energies around us that we cannot perceive with our normal faculties that affect us daily. It's a matter of perception and intuition; there is much more to this material world than we know now.
A reputable author on this subject is Neil Whitehead, a cultural anthropologist who's extensively studied shamanism and cultural violence in south america. Some books to look into if interested:
2002. Dark Shamans. Kanaimá and the Poetics of Violent Death. Duke University Press.
2004. In Darkness and in Secrecy. The Anthropology of Assault Sorcery in Amazonia. Ed. with Robin Wright. Duke University Press.
The Serpent and the Rainbow is a book written by ethnobotanist and researcher Wade Davis and published in 1985. He investigated Haitian Vodou and the process of making zombies. He studied ethnobotanical poisons, discovering their use in a reported case of a contemporary zombie, Clairvius Narcisse. - wikipedia
Check it out. I've only read part but it's pretty interesting whether you think it's a bunch of bullshit or not.
G @gas ONE I have a friend who is really into ayahuasca and smokes DMT, takes mushrooms etc etc. He's told me some stories about transmitting psychic energy and he said some other "shaman" once put a hex on him and made him cough up all this crazy shit. Whether I believe it or not, not sure. But I do think there are energies around us that we cannot perceive with our normal faculties that affect us daily. It's a matter of perception and intuition; there is much more to this material world than we know now.
A reputable author on this subject is Neil Whitehead, a cultural anthropologist who's extensively studied shamanism and cultural violence in south america. Some books to look into if interested:
2002. Dark Shamans. Kanaimá and the Poetics of Violent Death. Duke University Press.
2004. In Darkness and in Secrecy. The Anthropology of Assault Sorcery in Amazonia. Ed. with Robin Wright. Duke University Press.
