This Cannot Be Real, Can It?, Djinn Manifestations caught on film Options

I was surfing for information regarding Djinn and found this website...
This cannot possibly be real, can it?
http://www.creepyhollows.com/manifest_djinn.shtml

This post has been edited by Sunshine: Feb 16 2008, 10:10 PM

Thank you for taking a look at the site. Actually Spiritualism is a serious practice that some, like ourselves, have dedicated an entire lifetime to. The conjuration and binding of spirits is a practice that requires a great deal of study. I am surprised to see a site such as one named "Unexplained Mysteries" so close-minded. I would think as fellow patrons of the paranormal one might be more enlightened to the practices not as advertised such as ghost-hunting.

Spiritualism is a branch of the paranormal that is always overlooked and never given the credit it is due. I know that we are not the only practitioners who have a website and we not only offer spirits but also for the collectors to learn about and have the opportunity to practice their own works of conjuration and binding. We have a forum with more than 200 members who discuss spirits, enchanted objects, magickals and just day to day life and Creepy Hollows has a following of more than 400 members and that is just us, there are 10 other practitioners I know who also have a large following.

Spiritualism is a comfort, a lifestyle and like other paranormal beliefs shouldn't be mocked. Spiritualism is wonderful because it encompasses any and all religions and offers a sanctuary for any who want to live their lives without conformity. Not every paranormal believer is just a ghosthunter, there is more to the realms of spiritual and astral planes - alot more. For many of us our fellow collectors are like a second family, people we can count on, trust and find a great deal of support from in all aspects of our lives.

For a website such as this I would expect open minds rather than mockery. You should know more about what you are judging before you are judge and jury. Spiritualism, someday, will be as recognized as ghost-hunting or alien investigations, but hopefully not as commercialized.

In regards to how the Immortals can be bound you can read this article here that explains Immortals towards the bottom:http://www.creepyhollows.com/article_spirits.shtml

Or you can sign up for classes this summer in the University or buy our book when it is released through printed publication next year - we may be offering e-copies of the book earlier than that but with print publishing it takes a minimum of a year for it to be printed and distributed.

As for the manifestations those are highly classified spirits that are not for sale and required a GREAT amount of time with the entity. They are in our personal collection and if you'd like to learn more about other collectors who have experienced the same manifestations, other smoke manifestations, orbs, and other manifestations not only from djinn but from other entities as well we have a forum where the collectors share their experiences.

The practice of Spiritualism and the collection of spiritual entities is not a novelty or a game, it is a serious responsibility.

In regards to the races and classes of djinn and other entities we offer we work with Pre-Islamic, Islamic, Arabic, Egyptian, Chinese, Norse and African. If you are truly interested in learning more about djinn I do not suggest online sources, I suggest finding the books that speak in detail about djinn and djinn origins. Some of them are out of print but many second-hand bookstores can provide you used copies. Not to mention many spirits and entities are drawn using proprietary methods by the Order, Coven, Alliance and other secret or member-only organizations. There is a great deal of knowledge that is passed only from member to member and not broadcasted on the internet. I have found the knowledge shared on places such as Wikipedia is limited only to regurgitating the same information that is available on many sites.

You can find information on entities not only on our website but also sites such as www.hauntedcuriosities.com, www.uamd.org, www.dovemacob.org, www.indotalisman.com

You'll find this branch of the paranormal is much bigger than you think.

I hope you all enjoy your weekend.

This post has been edited by creepyhollows: Feb 23 2008, 02:38 PM

Thank you for taking a look at the site. Actually Spiritualism is a serious practice that some, like ourselves, have dedicated an entire lifetime to. The conjuration and binding of spirits is a practice that requires a great deal of study. I am surprised to see a site such as one named "Unexplained Mysteries" so close-minded. I would think as fellow patrons of the paranormal one might be more enlightened to the practices not as advertised such as ghost-hunting.

I looked at the selection of dancing rings that spew smoke. Unless I am mistaken (I admit that I did not look very carefully at the site), these are semiprecious stones set in silver or slag metal. Can you give details about the purely material components of these items?

$2500 is nothing to pay for a custom piece of jewelry, but to be honest these look like stuff that you can buy for ten dollars at any shopping mall. The cast-in-place mountings scream "Made in China" or maybe even costume jewelry.

Just my personal opinion, but if you're going to make magical rings, make them with some care and use quality materials.

I realize that you have no desire to destroy your own marketing campaign with blatant honesty, but frankly you're not fooling anyone with these things. Must we pretend to be stupid so as not to offend you? The videos and their claims are flat-out lies, and you are using them to ensnare the credulous for small change.

Good jewelry is a good business. Resale of made-in-china jewelry is also a good business too, even if your merchandise is crap. People do buy it, and you don't need to lie to them to sell it. The jewelry I produce makes six (sometimes seven) figures monthly for each of eight locations, which is worth something to me and I can thank the spirits I've bound for it. Are you telling me your integrity is only worth $2500, or that it's the best your powerful genies can do?