david hobbs
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PaedophilesI was listening to the radio, and research has found that men are not applying for jobs as teachers in infants school.
I would suspect this goes for Boy Scouts and youth clubs and even talking to kids in general.
I have even thought twice about speaking to kids in the street.
The reason is simple.
Paedophile mania.
I wonder how many more wedges can be driven between adult males and the youth of today.
No wonder kids think adults are useless when we feel it correct not to have contact with them.
We can't even speak to them
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Raymond
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Suits me just fine.
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meiah
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Funny thing is, (following predominantly expoasure to mother figures?) teenage boys are much more tactile than they used to be. Many at my daughters school are confused about their sexuality. The girls now want boys to be "real" boys, and not be "new men", and yet are having a job to find one.
I grieve the loss of masculinity amongst our young.
(A generalisation, but still true for all that)
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Raymond
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I blame recycled water. Did you know that every time you drink a glass of tap water it has passed through a human body on average, seven times.
All those women on the pill, estrogen is getting into the water supply and in turn is feminising all the blokes.
I can't say it's affected me though, sweetie, darling, Mwah! Mwah!
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david hobbs
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| Raymond wrote: | I blame recycled water. Did you know that every time you drink a glass of tap water it has passed through a human body on average, seven times.
All those women on the pill, oestrogen is getting into the water supply and in turn is feminising all the blokes.
I can't say it's affected me though, sweetie, darling, Mwah! Mwah! |
I was thinking about this and realised that it will also have passed through Dinosaur's and every other thing that ever lived on the planet.
I also read once that every cubic metre of earth contains a grain from every other cubic metre on the planet.
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Raymond
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No! Really? 
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david hobbs
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The thing is that anyone who knows about psychometry will realise the implications of absorbing something that has at some time been absorbed by every other living. and extinct species.
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evergreen
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definitely I have made a huge effort this year to get rid of all things that dot' belong with me - some of that energy is just terrible
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david hobbs
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| evergreen wrote: | | definitely I have made a huge effort this year to get rid of all things that dot' belong with me - some of that energy is just terrible |
So were you a shop lifter then? Oh dear.
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evergreen
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ha no but I love old things so all my my furniture is old and second hand... yet I began thinking if I can feel sick touching someones watch then what might my antique bed be doing to my energy and health
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david hobbs
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| evergreen wrote: | | ha no but I love old things so all my my furniture is old and second hand... yet I began thinking if I can feel sick touching someones watch then what might my antique bed be doing to my energy and health |
Yes but what might it be doing for your love life.
She does supply the ammo doesn't she 
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evergreen
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 good grief if my love life is anything to go by then it is keeping everyone away  hmm I defiantly need a new bed then
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Raymond
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No! Keep the old stuff, I love old furniture. Just cleanse it of all it's past energy.
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david hobbs
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So what about the water and psychometry?
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david hobbs
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I have been going to Witchy festivals for as long as I can remember and I have to say that I seldom felt the raising of power.
I think that most witches are utter frauds.
Just like a lot of so called mediums.
I could never see the point of a coven meet without working with power.
so are they all play acting or what?
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Raymond
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9 times out of 10 'witchy festivals' are a pile of pants. All they're intended to do is sell you a load of crap you don't need and for people to play dressy-uppy.
Nothing wrong with the dressy-uppy of course - I love it, but it has to kept seperate from the real work.
You're right about a lot of so-called 'Witches' Mr. Hobbs. There is an awful lot of 'let's pretend' that goes on, but then you get that in every walk of life. It's human nature.
As for 'feeling the power', well that kind of cuts both ways. Witchcraft is not a spectator sport. You have to be part of it to get anything from it. If you're in a circle and you contribute nothing to it you'll get nothing from it.
After a while you get used to feeling magickal energy. Sometimes I'm on the train and somebody sits next to me and the energy I get from them almost knocks my socks off.
They are probably unaware of it themselves but I would love to get these people into a circle because just by them being there would create a wonderful atmosphere to work magick with.
When I meet people like that I do my best to tap onto their energy and syphon a little off for myself - they don't need it after all.
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evergreen
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Raymond you little vampire ha!
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Raymond
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Well maybe so, but most of these people have so much magickal energy and aren't even aware of it.
It would be a shame not to put it to good use.
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