vampire aura

[grammatoncleric]

Hi Ahmed,

My 2 cents. I was with a teacher who taught Chi Kung, I would have very strange experiences, I however left because I wasn't getting what I desired, personal development. I still don't know what to make of the guy, but I noticed he would say things to me that would puff my ego 'your intuitions incredible', 'your gonna put me out of a job' and 'you may turn into a spiritual leader'. I tend to stay away from people who puff my ego, at best they think it is a good thing to do for you, at worst they are trying to manipulate you. Ego blinds.

You probably know what I'm getting at by this post.

On a side note, puffing is used by street fighters to sucker punch, 'I don't want any trouble!' BANG!

Ego Blinds.

[Light]

Vampires

I have a true experience to tell you about Ahmed02.

In USA Chinatown when I was a girl I had lost my parents and came to a man that was described to be a monk. This man had your typical cap with the long braid and typical black with red outfit. I had wondered away from my two parents because this man's teeth caught my eye.

In eyesight that monkish man had what appeared to be well established fangs alike the vampire. Only his teeth were slightly rounded and very long indeed. I was so amazed by this fact that all I could do is stare at him for several minutes. Then, he looked down on me while he had been speaking to a friend and smiled, laughed, and reminded me of my parents who at this point were down the way......

So, maybe there is some form of mystical vampire ideals which are very alluring indeed, but I would not try it, because then you are like a Jinn.

My side of this story, and anyone want to comment, PLEASE MAKE MY DAY.

[Guest]

Ahmed I might be wrong but i'm guessing your either middle eastern or Pakistani/Indian...and if you are from any one of these cultures you will follow the good advice that asian mothers give their children...stay away from black magic(i'm Indian by the way)...

When I was young my mother constantly used to tell me to be careful and not eat any foods other Indians would offer me..I thought this very strange and when I got into my teens I questioned her(much to her anger)..she told me that a lot of jealous indians(especially the women) put curses on other peoples families using some sort of tainted food...Well to be honest I thought this BS...well later on I got curious and asked her to tell me more...she finally reluctantly told me about her brother: he was twenty years old living in Punjab state(India)...he was walking home(in those days-the late 60's you had to walk miles to get into town)...anyway he came across a goat with one of its horns ripped out...he saw it was just walking around without anyone tending to it and decided to take it home(the blood was still running from the wound)...

Anyway the next day he develops a sudden fever(very severely-you should know he was a strapping 6'2 at the age of twenty and very strong from working the family farm)...as it worsened over the next couple of days he began to speak incoherent things and said something was under his bed ..
he kept telling my mother something was there...anyway on one of these nights he gets out of his bed and runs for the family well(which is very deep)...it appeared he was going to jump to his death...my mother somehow grabs him aware that he had run off....she got him back home and upon sitting him down on his brand new bed(Indian beds are like old style cots-a small wooden frame)...the bed broke into two-collapsing into itself....anyway my mother and grandmother did a continous prayer from the Guru Granth Sahib Ji for the next few days...my uncle got better Thank God....

Later on my mother found out some old man from the neighbouring village had lost family members and the family factory under very strange circumstances...he had then been told to perform some kind of ritual to rid himself of the curse...he was then told to leave the animal in a dirt road for some poor person to pick up and therefore get the curse transferred to themselves...


Light what is a 'Jinn'?....P.S. I have some K-9s...lol...

[Light]

A Jinn

Hello everyone! So to answer the question about what a Jinn is. Have you heard of a Jinni? You know the stories about the Jinni coming out of the bottle for your wishes? Its sort of a take off on that, however in our religion the Jinn are a Creation from God and He created Jinn from smokeless fire. You cannot see them and some of them do not worship God and are bad in tricks, misdeeds, magic, and deviation. They can take the shape of animals, statues, and in rare cases humans.

I hope this answered your question without it sounding like I imply that you are one, however the Jinn are known to mislead others by deviation through magic, sorcery ect....

[chris3212]

Sounds like a Dijinni to me.

[Guest]

Hello everyone! So to answer the question about what a Jinn is. Have you heard of a Jinni? You know the stories about the Jinni coming out of the bottle for your wishes? Its sort of a take off on that, however in our religion the Jinn are a Creation from God and He created Jinn from smokeless fire. You cannot see them and some of them do not worship God and are bad in tricks, misdeeds, magic, and deviation. They can take the shape of animals, statues, and in rare cases humans.

I hope this answered your question without it sounding like I imply that you are one, however the Jinn are known to mislead others by deviation through magic, sorcery ect....

What is your religion?...and thanks for the reply...

[Light]

Reply to religion

Thank you for asking. Although it is difficult to talk about my religion I will tell you even though I risk a confrontation about it with you, or to be asked why I am on this forum.

I sought to became a muslim prior to the 911 twin tower attacks. This was a religion in which I studied along with other religions. To be an american muslim is difficult and not appreciated much by either side. However, I enjoy this strict disciplined way of life and I enjoy learning about other religions and cultures as well. I do consider myself considerate to the right of religion and I do not agree with extremist views on Islam.

[Light]

Dijinni?

Sounds like a Dijinni to me.

Tell me more about what the Dijinni is, please.

I spoke earlier of the monk which had the appreance of vampire teeth in China Town. As this string was about vampires and the outward appearance of martial arts as described by Ahmed02 and the cult of black arts.

I wanted to conclude that we now have owned a well mannared simese cat (which I think used to be known to guard the Buddah temples...the simese cats) and that this cat (I swear it!) Has the longest fanged vampire teeth ever probably recorded on a cat in history. This cats cusp teeth are so long that it has to eat very small bits of food in order to swollow in eating. The vampire apprearance (teeth) are so visible that often his tongue hangs out of his mouth as if he is making an intimidating face at you.

[Guest]

Thank you for asking. Although it is difficult to talk about my religion I will tell you even though I risk a confrontation about it with you, or to be asked why I am on this forum.

I sought to became a muslim prior to the 911 twin tower attacks. This was a religion in which I studied along with other religions. To be an american muslim is difficult and not appreciated much by either side. However, I enjoy this strict disciplined way of life and I enjoy learning about other religions and cultures as well. I do consider myself considerate to the right of religion and I do not agree with extremist views on Islam.

I certainly take no issue with you being a Muslim and certainly don't think anyone who belongs to Shaolin Wahnam Institute would either(they are very tolerant people from what I can see)...In fact I follow to some degree what the great Indian poet & holy man Kabir said regarding Bhakti...
Plus from what i've read in Sifu Wongs book: the art of Shaolin...there were Muslims who practiced Kung Fu in China(I'm guessing they still do)...So Sifu Wong shows respect for them too...

[Darryl]

or to be asked why I am on this forum

Slightly off topic, but this Forum is open to all, regardless of religious or Spiritual belief. I'm sure you're not the first Muslim here, nor are you likely to be the last .

[chris3212]

Tell me more about what the Dijinni is, please.

Light,

A Dijinni seems to be the same as a Jinni in your respects. Maybe different names in different cultures. Middle eastern, probably arabic, usually carries a scimitar of some kind. Makes full use of magic etc.

Best wishes,

Chris

[grammatoncleric]

Dear Ahmed,

how are you? What is going on with your situation?

[Light]

Right On

Thanks for the info on the Dijinn and the welcome to your forum.

[Jose Antonio]

Dear Ahmed,

It will be really great to know how you are doing!
Let us know!
Best Regards,

José Antonio

[Ahmed02]

Hi everyone,

Sorry for the late reply, the guy i was talkin about is a freak, all he thinks about is evil.
At first i thought he was just a mad man but he showed me feats, similer to sifu wong's but his were all to do with evil.

He told me he would demonstrate his such called "powers" so we went to a public place and he made a man fall unconcious by just looking at him and then he just left him there, he said "leave him to rot" and he took me to another public place and he did the same to 5 different people then i said i believe you, he told me he needs to pass on his so called "powers". He could also make a force around him which would keep an opponent away like an invisible shield.

I said i dont want anything to do with whatever you are tryin to teach me (in a friendly way of course).

I never seen him again.

Now i practice Taijiquan from a "normal" instructor.