What was he seeing?

**Sondst** · 16 Nov 2013 05:31

My boyfriend knows I’m pagan but we’ve often avoided any talk of the supernatural or paganism. But the odd time he'd show a bit of interest greatly avoiding any thing admitting belief. Every time I try to bring up an experience with an entity or discussed connecting with one he changed the subject, until a few days ago. He opened up about what he seeing and this is why he does not want to explore the faith more.

He told me once there was a man in his room who climbed up a wall like a spider backwards in his room and jumped him on his bed pinning him down, he could feel it breathing and its body pressure against him.

He also told me of an experience as a child of when he sat in the car with his brother. He was facing his brother and behind him was a large wolf like frightening creature looking like it was about to eat his brother. When he screamed it ran off. His brother was turned and did not see it. These are a few of his experiences.

He has such a positive energy about him, so why was he seeing these things especially as a child?

He said when he was older he thought he was going crazy and successfully was able to block out these creatures. Was this maybe astral related? I am just so confused…

As a person connected with kind and generous fae, spirits ect and only one negative experience with an entity I am at a loss on how a person such as himself can only experience negative entities, never one positive. He has such a wonderful energy and every person who I know who practices the craft and meets him can just feel this amazing energy radiating off him, like nothing hey have seen before. Perhaps these entities are attracted to that?

Please help us. He's afraid of his own mind and what he sees when its open.

**Malflick** · 16 Nov 2013 08:14

This might be boring, but if he hasn't seen these things since he was a child it might simply be the kind of thing one remembers from being a child. When I was a child I often remembered nightmares and daydreams as reality. As I got older, the veil between dreams and reality solidified and they became separate.

But really I'm the absolute worst person here to try to reply to this because I have no sense of positive or negative energy and such, which is a large part of your question, and I'm on a way different path then you, but your message had zero replies so I wanted to say something even though I'm well aware I'm not helpful at all :/

hope you figure this stuff out.

**PoisonTears** · 16 Nov 2013 13:50

It is not unusual for young children to be the brunt of demonic interest. Especially when there is something else gong on in the home. The house itself could have been haunted, or negative family problems could have attracted negative entities. Children are often the targets of said things. It sounds demonic to me honestly.
People who are sensitive and "nice" are also often the victims of said entities because the entities go for the vulnerable people, not the strong ones.Negative emotions manifest negative things more easily. Children are just easy targets for entities that feed on fear.
And this doesn't mean he still has issues with them. I know plenty of adults who has "issues" with negative spirits when they are younger who no longer are bothered by them. more then likely there was something going on at the time in his environment that caused this.
It obviously made an impact on him. As someone who dealt with uncomfortable things as a child well, I can say that sometimes it still will effect you emotionally into adult hood. And will hold tight those fears.
It is something that he needs to come to terms with on his own. And learn to cope with in his own way. I would definitely not try to push the topic of communication with spirits with him as it is clearly sensitive. However if he a spiritual person in his own way, I would recommend he or the two to you together take some time each day to pray for release of fears,blocks, and for protection and resolve for his well being. The Archangels are good for that, especially Michael. Try to keep things encouraging.