Poll: Was this a spirtual attack or a demon attack?
Has this ever happen to anyone?
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Native American Spirits
07-23-2009, 06:35 AM
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Question Native American Spirits

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I had a harrowing experience when I had travelled to Arizona last year. I had been given an arrowhead that seemed to vibrate in my hand at such a frequency, I thought my hand was trembling.

I had also bought a beautiful Zuni Fetish of a mountain lion (my cardinal direction is the North), and when I brought these items home, Hell broke loose the first night!

I had placed both near my bedroom windowsill, and had begun to fall asleep. All of a sudden I felt like I was not alone, and that this entity was evil.

Whatever it was began to choke me, and it took all of my belief in white light protection, and invoking my spirit guides for help.

Has this ever happened to anyone else?

I did a smudging, and I separated my Zuni fetish from my arrowhead (along with placing a plate of honey next to the Zuni fetish), and that seems to have kept the entity from coming back.
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07-23-2009, 07:14 AM
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RE: Native American Spirits
Your poll is a bit confusing, they both require an answer.

When investigating paranormal don't rely on assumptions, base your decisions on evidence.
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07-23-2009, 09:21 AM
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RE: Native American Spirits
I'm not saying you didn't have an experience... but I live in Arizona and arrowheads and Native American trinkets aren't terribly rare. Most of them aren't even ancient. So the probability that your experience was from an enchanted and ancient item and not some of the local tourist fare is slim.

Which part of Arizona did you visit? There are TONS of different tribes scattered throughout the state. You can always tell when you're on a reservation because of two things (and I hate to say it because it sounds a little stereotypical...)-- road-side trinket shops or casinos. Shoot, even in the city, you can find a street vendor selling horsehair pottery and Kachinas. That sort of fare is pretty common around here... telling the real old stuff from the newer would be tough too.
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