I know I know

[lillystars]

It has been too long since I've written here. It's barely been a month, actually, but considering what has been happening, it feels a lot longer than that.

Though it wasn't for a lack of experiences but rather that I had gotten cold feet for a while about putting my thoughts and experiences, and in essence, my vulnerabilities out there for others to

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[theultimate42]

I would encourage you to move forward with your development. Quite a lot of people when faced with the unknown will retreat back to what is familiar, regardless of whether the former being a positive or negative environment, because that is where they receive their nurturing. Eventually though, because the universe is in constant motion and has a tendency to not like stagnancy, it will present opportunities and even tragedies (depending on which gets your attention the most) and from there you choose what to do

[lillystars]

There isn't really an option where I would see myself retreating this time, the drive I'm feeling is hard to ignore - but thanks for the encouragement, I really appreciate it. :)

Btw, what do you know about overshadowing?

[theultimate42]

You may have to be a little more specific about the term 'overshadowing' and put it in context for me. I am just a humble scribe that passes on information from the ethereal realms the best I can

[lillystars]

A book by the medium, Gordon Brown (aka the psychic barber) sort of describes overshadowing as letting Spirit take over. Not as in possession, but he was describing doing readings. I understand part of what he means but the phrase is confusing.

Do you believe in demons, astral beings who attach themselves and in possession then? ie. have you seen people affected by these things?