posted July 31, 2004 11:05 AM           

Oh my gosh Peri, I don't know what to say, although I got goose bumbs reading your post. I have no clue what you meant by having to "stigmatize" to get out of your blood, but sounded scarry.

posted July 31, 2004 11:26 AM           

Do you think there could be some truth to this? What if you talk to him, your ghost husband, and 'splain to him that you need to be away from him until you are ready to move on from this world? You'll feel like a complete nut-ball doing it, but I've heard of this working for people who were being haunted by a persistant spirit.

Like, if you have a ghost in your house that seems to occupy a specific room and doesn't like anyone going near it (gives off feelings of dread and danger whenever someone goes near it), sometimes a simple explaination that "we bought this house. We are the rightfull owners of it now. You need to move on, because you don't live here anymore OR you can stay, but you have to be willing to share this space" One woman even pulled out her mortgage papers and bank statement showing the mortgage payment coming out every month, (which was probably really high compared to what the house was originally worth, as it was a big ol' brick turn of the century 2 story farm house)

Anyway, I know your situation isn't about a house being haunted, but my point is, that sometimes ghosts can be reasoned with, and they seem to appreciate being acknowledged, and addressed directly.

posted July 31, 2004 01:51 PM           

I read a book called "Sanctuary: The Path To Consciousness", by Stephen Lewis & Evan Slawson, a while back. Have you read it?

If you really want to understand how a person's aura can come through their photograph, read it. Either way, it's an extremely interesting read. Believe it or not, a photograph, although seemingly static, can change.

Whether or not that guy on Yahoo bamboozled you, there seems to be some truth to your having a strong spiritual connection to this mystery man. It's probably part of your karma. Myself, I've noticed through the years that I am completing a karmic tie to a male younger than me.

posted August 02, 2004 10:35 AM           

Letting blood sounds scary and...well, too strong. Maybe it's just my thing, but I take anything to do whith blood extra-seriously.

{HUGS}

posted August 02, 2004 03:26 PM           

The Native Americans and Aboriginal people understood this. They hated having their photograph taken for this reason. It was said that each time a photograph was taken, a little bit of 'YOU' was lost.

Your image is a holographic image of the complete you. As individual as you fingerprint. It contains a holographic image of your energy matrix. It can be both measured and manipulated. There are people who can read your aura through photographs. They can use the same picture of you to do it for years. How is it possible because you can change the way you look right?

Yes, you can change the way you look however, it makes no difference. The frequency in the photograph can be measured right? So it changes with you!

BEWARE!!!

What do you know of this man at yahoo? He could be the man that visits for all you know. Burn the photo you sent him. What he has done, is tuned into you very easily. It is not good. You are not the only one this has happened to. You feel like crying because you feel something has be taken away from you. You know something happened but you can't quite vocalize it.

My advice to you is to pray for the breaking and the cutting of the image cord that binds you to this person. You may smudge and use salt around your bed. This will remove his influence. If it continues, please post here again and I will do my utmost to help you.

Please guys, don't be so willing to give your all to people you don't know very well.
Beware of blood rituals also they are binding.

He probably thought you were just too attractive to miss.

posted August 02, 2004 06:59 PM           

Please acknowledge having read what Gia just wrote. Just let us know that you are getting these messages....PLEASE. Thank you.

Gia~ great advice, very well said.

posted August 03, 2004 02:08 AM           

I'm glad you read "THE SANCTUARY" I know Stephen Lewis and have been on AIM now for almost 5 years. Stephen is a man of the greatest integrity. Are you on AIM? Are you familiar with Stephens history?

posted August 03, 2004 01:44 PM           

Otherwise, I can only say that for those who know how, it is not all that complicated or difficult to link yourself to somebody in this way. Especially men of little integrity where women are concerned. A photograph makes it all too easy a link.

You could say that the technique that you use for this, could also be used for great good as well. Not all who know how to do this are bad. Not at all.

It is in the understanding of energy that these answers can be found.

Gia

posted August 04, 2004 11:47 AM           

I made it clear that to allow readings like this when you don't understand the implications, nor how to protect, yourself is foolish.

If you start to feel really tired, sleepy, nervous, or jittery for no reason. If you start waking up at a certain time in the night, if you get any unusual food cravings, please let me know. Do what I suggested and repost. The tiredness would be real exhaustion. Are you Eastern Orthodox?

posted August 04, 2004 12:04 PM           

No, I'm not an AIM - the only thing I know about the history and background is from what I found in the book. It's super fascinating.

posted August 06, 2004 02:17 AM           

Either way, please follow those instructions. It is very important you clear your field. Post again should you need help.

posted August 06, 2004 11:18 AM           

Gia,

I never gave my picture to anyone on the net, I have an idea how this might of happened.

It's so fascinating, if there is anything else you would like to share, also Astro Junkie and Noreenz explain a bit about this. How did you learn about this are there any other books on this subject?

What are blood rituals?

posted August 07, 2004 01:37 AM           

I'm talking about an exchange ritual. One that is often very binding. It matters not if you are conscious of the consequences at the time, or if you don't believe in it at all.

Children do it sometimes as a lark. They prick their fingers and exchange blood not really understanding where on earth this ritual orginated. They should be told not to do this, perhaps for health reasons if nothing else.

All though it's not good, most kids do themselves little harm because they are not trained in the knowledge of, for want of a better name, I'll call intent.

I find nothing fascinating in someone taking advantage of someone else without their knowledge. I find it very sad indeed!

Gia

posted August 09, 2004 12:54 PM           

I thought I was quite clear in explaining what a blood ritual was. It is an action involving the use and exchange of blood. A ritual is something that is done over and over again. A procedure followed regularly in rites. A rite is a ceremony of intention.

posted August 11, 2004 02:26 AM           

One has to be careful with blood rites as they are so binding. Anything your friend experiences, however good or bad energetically speaking, might be transferred to you. Although I do believe in giving someone blood in extreme life or death cases, I can totally understand why there are those who refuse it. When you exchange blood you are transferring a particular design from one being to another. In most cases it's fine, however I would be a liar if I told you it was fine in 100% of cases. It's not.