Paranormal Parasites: The Voracious Appetites of Soul-Sucking Supernatural Entities

162 Pages·2018·1.34 MB·English

by  Nick Redfern

Llewellyn Publications
Woodbury, Minnesota
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Contents
Introduction
1: Supernatural Energy
2: Lovers’ Lane Beasts
3: Black-Eyed Children
4: Shadow People
5: Hungry Ghosts
6: Bloodsuckers
7: Mind Monsters
8: The Djinn
9: Soul Stealers
10: Aliens and Abductions
11: Creatures That Make Us Sick
12: Bedroom Invaders
13: Monsters of a Mysterious Island
14: Bigfoot
15: Zombies
16: Energy Suckers
Conclusion
Bibliography
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Introduction
The world around us is not as it appears to be. In fact, far from it. As we go
about our daily business, working and living our lives, something dark and
dangerous is taking place behind the scenes, and it has been going on since the
dawn of civilization. Most people remain oblivious to the truth and don’t even
realize it. Now and again, however, someone will stumble upon the startling
reality that potentially affects and dictates the lives of just about all of us.
What am I talking about?
Nothing less than a monstrous collection of supernatural entities that terrify
and torment us, and have done so for millennia. They do far more than that,
however. They feed upon us. Like bloated, paranormal leeches, they suck us dry
as they seek to fuel themselves with our psychic energy, high states of emotion,
sexual energy, and human life force.
They hate and despise us, but, paradoxically, they cannot live without us.
Extensive data exists that strongly suggests that the human soul, essence, or
life force is something that all of these entities—the vast majority of which exist
in states of pure energy, but can take on just about any form they choose—need
to survive. Have you ever woken up, drained and utterly exhausted, from a
terrifying nightmare that didn’t seem like just another regular dream? If the
answer is yes, you may have been fed upon by these infernal things. When we
sleep, we are at our most vulnerable. And that’s exactly how they want us. A
dream is not always a dream, as strange as that might sound. Sometimes it’s an
indication that, as you sleep, and as your guard is down, these voraciously
hungry monsters are, in essence, eating you.
Among these creatures are the Shadow People: hostile things that typically
manifest between 1:00 and 4:00 a.m., and who have the ability to paralyze us
and drain our bodies of energy in much the same way that the vampires of
folklore would drain people of blood. In fact, as this book shows, such distorted
tales of vampirism almost certainly had their origins in the worlds and actions of
these multi-dimensional things.
Equally dangerous are what can accurately be termed supernatural seducers:
dangerous entities that thrive on sexual energy—for example, orgone energy, as
theorized and documented by Wilhelm Reich. A highly charged, sexual dream
may be deliberately initiated by such things, which, over the centuries, have
been referred to as incubus, succubus, Lilith, and the Old Hag. This may also be
why so many supernatural encounters occur at so-called “Lovers’ Lane”
locations. In these cases, voyeurism and sexual emotion lead to feeding.
Poltergeists—violent entities that can cause chaos in the home and delight in
tormenting us as much as they are energized by us—are also part of the
equation, as are thought-forms and tulpas. These are creatures created within the
human mind and the depths of our imaginations that can be externalized and
given a strange form of life in the real world. Key to the survival of tulpas and
thought-forms is that we believe in them. The stronger our belief, the greater the
ability of the tulpas to survive. In other words, they feed on—and coldly and
carefully nurture—our belief systems.
For example, there is the Slenderman, a sinister figure that started out as an
internet experiment, but has mutated drastically in the last few years, to the
extent that numerous people report having seen the Slenderman in the real
world. It’s a perfect example of a modern-day tulpa or thought-form running
wild in our reality. Witnesses describe seeing the scrawny, black-suited figure
looming over their beds in the dead of night, extracting energy and dining in a
fashion that would have chilled even the likes of H. P. Lovecraft and Edgar
Allan Poe.
The Men in Black (MIB) fall into this category, too. Those who have had UFO
encounters and have been visited by the pale-faced ghouls known as MIB state
that while being threatened and intimidated by the MIB they have felt cold,
clammy, weak, and lightheaded. As many of the unfortunate witnesses have
stated, it’s as if the MIB are draining them in the same way that a flashlight
drains a battery. And, using the same analogy, when the light finally goes out,
we do too.
Now, it’s time to take an in-depth look at all of the above entities—and
various other supernatural creatures—that see us as nourishment and nothing
else. The list includes hungry ghosts; the extraterrestrial Greys of ufology;
terrifying reptilian creatures that are also a part of UFO lore; the monsters that
inspired Bram Stoker to write his classic; gothic novel, Dracula; and
supernatural cats that—according to ancient lore—steal our breath as we sleep.
The stark and terrifying truth is that the earth is one big farm. And for these
energy-based entities … we are the cattle.
Note: At their request, the names of some of the people referenced or quoted in
the pages of this book have been changed.
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1
Supernatural Energy
Before we get to the issue of what types of supernatural entities are using us as a
source of food, it’s first very important to understand the nature of the kinds of
energies that are being reaped from us on a massive, nearly never-ending scale.
Yes, some such entities feed on us in the conventional sense—by literally killing
and eating us, as you will later see. The majority, however, do so in a stealthy,
camouflaged fashion, essentially so that we don’t get a full understanding of
what is afoot in our world.
We’ll begin with the phenomenon of prana. Satyananda Saraswati, born in
India in 1923, was a teacher of yoga and the author of dozens of books,
including Kundalini Tantra, Yoga Nidra, and Sure Ways to Self-Realization.
And, as a swami, he was a teacher of Hinduism. Saraswati, who died in 2009,
said the following about prana in 1981, which is reproduced in an online article
titled “Prana: the Universal Life Force”:
In the physical body we have two types of energies. One is known as prana
and the other is known as mind or consciousness. That means, in every
organ of the body there should be two channels supplying energy. Modern
physiology describes two types of nervous systems—the sympathetic and
the parasympathetic, and these two nervous systems are interconnected in
each and every organ of the body. In the same way, every organ is supplied
with the energy of prana and the energy of mind.
It’s no wonder, then, that prana translates into English as “life force.” That’s
exactly what it is. But it’s far more than that. Hindus believe that prana is the key
to having a long and healthy life. That certainly applies to Saraswati, who was
pushing ninety when he died.