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 Something That Happened: Miss A's First Psychic Experience
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The summer of 2007 was the most eventful yet depressing one in my short life here on Earth. While most people were having fun and partying their high school days away, I was inside my own hell for 5 months, a hell that I felt I would never come out of until a group of people saved me from its further torment.

In an earlier blog that Aunt Fairweather posted called, "A Visit From Marvin the Martain", she spoke of a crop circle appearing in our little town in the knobs and the aftermath that followed it. She also said that I went there everyday, which was the truth. However, I came not because of fasination, but a reason born from fear of the unknown. When I first came into this abomination, I felt the most horrible feeling in the face of God's green earth. My arms and legs began tingling and my heart began to beat wildly inside my chest. I almost began to gasp for air until I moved further inside of it. The air was putrid with the smell of burnt wheat and the cooking of other vegetation surrounding that field from the sun's unforgiving heat. I fell under its spell, began entranced by its imposing figure, and began to behave in strange ways because of it. I had to go there everyday; if not, I'd almost go into fits. I couldn't explain what was happening to me, but somehow, I seemed to enjoy it.

A week after visiting the crop circle, I began to get strange nightly visits from a black figure. I was in the shower when I felt something stare holes into me. When I opened the shower curtain, to my amazement, nothing was there. The entire time, I felt a certain blackness crushing me alive without amnesty for its actions. Night time was scary for me during that week. I would hear footsteps coming into my room, followed by that crushing weight on my heart when I slept. The damned thing even began to affect my dreams while it slumbered in a cold radiance in that field over a mile away. Despite the entity's entrance into my life, I still came to the crop circle everyday for a week. The farmer by then knew me by name. His children began to stare at me like I was weird. The people who worked at the local newspaper knew me too and we often kept in touch with each other. My days became filled with thoughts of the crop circle, how beatiful the crop circle was, and what it meant for us. My obsession grew as well as the entity's psychological attacks on me and everyone took notice of my change. My summer vacation turned into endless days of research and conjecture when they should have been filled with laughs and mischief with friends. Instead, I shunned my own best friend because she didn't believe my claims, eventually losing her. At the time, I didn't care about the cost of this fasination to myself and others around me. I ignored people when they asked me to stop talking about it and physically, I couldn't stop myself. The thing was towing me under its spell, leading me on a downward spiral. I didn't understand what was going on and I kept my concerns to myself because I knew people would think I was crazy. Eventually, that downward spiral would become much more severe after school started again.

Every night for a week, I began to have bizarre dreams and they always lead to that field in the knobs. One such dream was of a man dressed in all black who stood in the field. I can recall him asking me if I liked the pattern I saw. Naturally, I said yes to his question. He then asked if I wanted to see more just like it. I said yes again. By that next day, one had formed right across the road from my house. I was terrified, to say the least. Something was wrong with the picture, I could feel it.

By the end of the summer, the entity became increasingly demanding to me. It was then that I also seen what it actually looked like. The thing was hideous. It took the appearance of several different people that I knew every time I seen it in my dreams. The most haunting feature was its bright red eyes that glared from its black robe that it wore. The presense it gave was one of an angry male who had a certain animosity towards the world he lived in. He hated everything he saw and made it clear to me in his demands. Eventually, I brought up enough courage to ask an old friend who was a practicing white witch to help me out. She only told me what I had already figured out myself: when I walked into the crop circle, whatever resided there had attached itself to me and decided to follow me around. It saw something in me, maybe a missing fragment of its life. She told me what many other people would eventually say to me: stay away from that field and when that spirit tries to bother me, ignore it. I didn't listen. I thought there was some other way around my situation besides ignoring it. Maybe I could help it, I thought to myself. If I did help it, it would leave me alone. So, that's when I began putting together the pieces for myself. Before I did, however, I asked this old friend if she could help me convert to Paganism so that I could have a better connection with the thing.(A decision which nearly killed me in the end). She helped out and I did. I began my studies right away, with meditations being my first lesson. I did this everyday for a week, being sure to light a stick of Dragon's Blood before I began for extra courage. On a certain day of meditations, an odd thing happened to me. The thing from my dreams began to manifest itself into my place of relaxation without a care. It began to threaten and taunt me. Again, I was scared, but that same inner voice told me, "Just a little while longer. You can solve this by yourself."

Through hours of research, I came up upon an interesting find. The field that the crop circle had appeared in was once part of the Trail of Tears. To second this, a week after the phenomenon occured, strange lights began to appear from that field, as well as Army planes. This was becoming normal for my town. Everyone suddenly realized that over time and they began to forget what happened there, except me.

However, my condition gotten worse as the summer neared its close. By then I began to hear a sudden thought that wasn't mine at all echo through my head, "Go back. Something is waiting for you there." This would happen all the time in 3rd period- my economics class. What did this mean? Why should I go back? Was the enigma meant for me to answer? My mind reeled with more questions than answers until I talked to a Native American woman in Alabama who seemed to have all the answers. She claimed herself to be a "sensitve", one who can communicate with spirits, as well as a seasoned ghost hunter. I told her my story and she began to answer in the best way she could. Like my old friend did, she said that she believed that a lost soul had attached itself to me. However, after she researched this area further, she began to lose faith in what I told her. She said that, according to her research compiled from our town's geographical history, we sat on a major fault line. Where there's fault lines, she said, there's a sure sign of methane gas which would escape from the cracks after a minor earthquake. Methane causes many symptoms, like upset stomach, rashes, and (here's what pissed me off) paranoid delusions. Paranoid delusions?! How can you call what's happening to me a paranoid delusion? I said. It's too real and things are happening to me and everyone else around. Granted, the people who lived around this area have fallen under the grasp of a mystery illness after all this had happened. However, I only lined a half a mile away, so I couldn't be affected by it. What else could it be?

After hanging up, I felt numb and my head was about to explode from rage. Was all that I was experiencing a figment of a paraniod delusion or was it the "family curse" that many of the women in my family have? Either way, I wasn't about to back down. I was tired of this bulls*** and I wanted it to stop, whether the thing liked it or not. The only thing I can do now was call my Aunt Fairweather and explain the situation. She was at a loss for words and told me to email my adopted Aunt(now Godmother) Willard, since she was keen on this stuff. Next, I told my Mamaw M(my mom's mom) about what was happening and she became rather emotional. She didn't know that the situation had gotten this bad. Last in line was my mom and dad. I told them everything the best way that I could. At first, they were skeptical to my explaination until my emotions(everything I had bottled inside for all that while) flooded out into the open. Mom took me to the side and told me something shocking: something exactly like this happened when she was a little girl. The same happened to Mamaw M. as an early adult. Evidently, this ability to recognize the presenses of the dead runs in my family. Great.

The next day, Aunt Willard emailed me and told me her belief on this. This spirit was trying its hardest to get into our world by channeling itself through me. Each time it tried to attempt this, she said, it would steal some of my energy, causing me to feel tired all the time. The only option now was to destroy all that remained of the crop circle's legacy: the photos that were left behind and burn them with sage and salt. Afterwards, she told me to begin a special meditation that would ensure my protection from this entity. I even told her that it had threatened to kill my parents as they slept. She said that it was only doing that to frighten me into helping it. Second, I said, I began to have visions of a village flooding into my mind as I looked at the pictures of the crop circle. This was my village. I would think. This was once my home. I knew every corner of it. I decided to call the woman in AL about this. She was amazed by what I said but was skeptical and like any typical paranormal investigator, she told me to collect data on my claims. (How ironic-a sensitive who doesn't believe in another sensitive. Hmmmm....Makes a person wonder...)
I was at a loss. I wanted this to be over so bad. All I ever wanted was a reasonable explaination for what I was going through, not red tape. I needed help and fast. After our conversation, I found myself sobbing uncontrollably in my room. For the first time in my life, I felt powerless and alone. Nothing was going to save me now, I felt. In the background, the thing was laughing at me and began to demand that I kill myself and be through. However, it was when a voice from deep within me said, "Miss A, you're not crazy, there's really something wrong here- you need to fight this thing; you're stronger than this!" In a haze, I tore into my dresser and began ripping each every one of the crop circle pictures to shreads. As tears fell from my eyes, I was a storm of emotions. At first, I found myself saying, "I'm so sorry that I couldn't help you...." Later, I found myself saying, "Burn in hell! You don't deserve a second life!" Once the pictures had been destroyed, I threw them into a trash bag along with some salt and tied the bag as tightly as I could. After that, a sense of peace suddenly came into me. It was all over, finally.

As of now, all's been good on my front. I've quit my studies in Paganism and I refuse to hear the word crop circle unless someone talked about burning one. I burn sage every two days and decided to invest in a peacock stone for spiritual protection. I also keep myself protected from evil spirits by special meditations and my personal favorite one, guardian meditation(what the Cherokee did), in which I imagine a certain waterfall protecting me from harm through its power and wisdom. (Look up Bald River Falls-you'll see why its what I call my guardian. Get pictures of it in the spring or fall. It looks prettier like that.)
For now, I haven't had any weird experiences, but in the future, that'll change, I feel.
Sorry to bore ya'll with my story. I decided to tell people openly about the dangers of metaphysical world as well as Paganism as well. People who practice this will do ANYTHING to get you to join their religion and will sugar coat the truth of what they can do. Although it is deemed to be good and the motto is to , "Do no harm onto others", most of these spells are aimed at causing suffering to the caster or castee. You are dealing with real spirits here and a crop circle isn't going to help matters much.(The are believed to be portals into the spirit world.) While I speak, I've come to the decision that I should study New Age healing at a local college(where I've been accepted and where I've gotten a $6000 scholarship)so that no one will suffer in the same way that I did.
Until then, fair thee well.....

Posted by Miss A, the Ornery at 5:18 PM - 2 Comments   Add a Comment  
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Miss A, I am a crop circle researcher and although I did not make it to that particular crop circle this year I had friends who were there. I think what you experienced was something in the vicinity and did not come from the crop circle. The tingling you experienced entering the crop circle was the intense energy that is created. They are not portals for these negative enities that you encountered. This being may have fed off of the energy of the crop circle and that may have made it stronger and it sounds like it did go home with you. Destroying the crop circle pictures with the intent of getting rid of the enity would have worked for a couple of different reasons. First it may have used the pictures for a connection to continue to feed off of the crop circle and second we are such powerful beings that the intent of your mind could have rid yourself of the being whether it would have been the pictures of the crop circle or anything else really. I have only dealt with two such negative beings in all of my encounters. I understand the fear and feeling alone to battle it. I applaud you for battling and realizing that the pagan way is not the best way. I too am a healer, a reiki teacher and I practice some shamanic techniques. I am sad to hear that you think the crop circle created this. Please reconsider this. I believe the crop circles are sacred geometry that are helping the earth and us. Your attraction to the crop circle may be because you are an earthkeeper. This being just took advantage of you being there.  
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by Many Paths (PM , CC ) on Thursday December 13, 2007 @ 12:02 AM




Maybe it did and maybe it didn't create the problems I had upon entering it. The world is getting smaller day by day and the mysteries behind it are becoming fewer and fewer. Who knows? Maybe crop circles are the way into our world by lost souls, however, I can't question the actual findings of a person who has studied them for years. After all, I'm only a senior in high school and you're an actual crop circle researcher. There's a long period of experience between us. Whatever happened in that field, as we can all agree, was something unexplainable....a story for the ages in my small town.(Followed by the recent sighting of the Virgin Mary and a flaming cross while a 100-year-old church burned down in the downtown district.) I wish I could have those 5 months back of my life, though. This is why, I think, that I take comfort in blaming the crop circle. I sit there and think on some days with a lot of guilt. I often wish to myself that I had never went to that field. What would happen if I didn't go? Would I have still had my best friend? Would I still have my last summer vacation before I go to college? Would I still be referred to as "the weird girl who kept going to the crop circle" at school? Many Paths, I understand that you feel differently about the crop circle than I do and I respect that. However, you have to put yourself in the position of being a high-schooler in this day in age. Being a teenager is tough and there's too much to be expected from us. But then again, I stop and think to myself that the high school years are meant to be celebrated, not mourned. I think about all the achievements I have made from my freshman year down to my senior year now and smile. I believe that someday, I will look back at these hard times and laugh, cry, and learn. I can't keep moving forward, backwards with closed eyes. I have yet to tell the rest of my family about my experiences, but I hope I can soon. Recently, I told my boyfriend, and to my greatest surprise, he said, "That's not so strange. Many people can do what you can do, but that doesn't stop you from being a good person."
Many Paths, I would like an answer to this question that's been bugging me about this for some time, and I hope you can give a certain insight to me. Why would this entity choose me to follow around? Couldn't it have found someone else to bother with these same abilities? Or am I just likeable to spirits? Another question I have for you is this(since you have knowledge about the Native American practices and traditions): What makes people feel like they are connected to something the moment they lay eyes upon it? To give an example, I spoke of a certain waterfall that I felt was my guardian, my protector. From the moment I first seen it as a young girl, I immediately felt a connection....a bond with it, if you will. I knew then that this waterfall was special to me. Recently, I went to this waterfall for a monthly viewing and the strangest thing happened. It was almost dried up. The entire right side was completely gone and all that remained were drips. The left side was barely struggling for its life. The once proud roar of this gentle giant was reduced to a small "shhhhh...." sound. Upon seeing it, I felt a sudden flash of pain on my right side and I began to feel very thirsty. Afterward, I felt the heaviest grief in my life. I didn't know if it was some sort of strange sympathy pain for a waterfall of all things or a sign of my connection to it. Either way, it was odd. Once the grief had passed, I decided to venture out to the top of the falls on a small trail which leads up to a slight bluff at the fall's face. Here, you can stand from it's side and look down over 100 feet into Bald River, the old bridge, and the tourists who visit there. There is also a small hangover a few feet from the falls where I often go to think. That day, after feeling what I did, I decided to climb farther than I had on it, going to the very center of the top. I did this and reached down to touch the exposed bedrock. Once I touched it, I felt a surge of energy rush through my body, however, the energy felt as if it were fading......(Have you looked up Bald River Falls' picture yet?)
If you're interested, I will be posting a new blog about a poem that I wrote on the whole experience. It will be posted soon, so keep checking!
 
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by Miss A, the Ornery (PM , CC ) on Saturday December 15, 2007 @ 10:45 AM


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   
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