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Appearing during the first three hours of Monday's show, demonologist Craig S. Martin, who founded Shasta Supernatural Investigators in 1979, discussed malevolent inhuman spirits or demons, and what he's done to combat hauntings or spirit infestations. He was initially involved in witchcraft, specializing in the summoning of spirits, which he later learned were actually harmful demons. In 1979, he was ordained into the priesthood and began helping others combat demons they were plagued with. Demons are not the spirits of the deceased, but rather negative entities that can manipulate any kind of matter on Earth, he outlined.
Another faction in the spirit world are spirit helpers or angels, whom Martin has been able to engage in exorcism or possession cases. The exorcism ritual generally only takes a few minutes to successfully complete because these powerful angelic entities are doing the work, he explained. In one case Martin was called in on, the disturbed person was eating turtle paste out of a can, wandering naked outside, always angry, and writing nonsense in a notebook, and then writing over it in a different language.
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| | |   | | | | Malevolent spirits are very secretive, hiding personal objects, creating poltergeist-like effects in one's home, and telling a person to do things in a whispering voice, he detailed. Typically, he continued, the more attention a person gives to such phenomena, the more the demon thinks the person is interested in them, as they look for an invitation or acknowledgment to further insinuate their presence. Martin said that inanimate objects such as dolls are not capable of directly being possessed but that demons can move them around in a kind of mental projection, and even create sounds such as footsteps. Martin is working on relaunching his website, but in the meantime can be contacted at thespiritrealm@gmail.com. The last hour featured Open Lines. |
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On George Noory's internet TV show "Beyond Belief," his recent guests include Bob Glotzhober, Olav Phillips, John M. Curtis, Jim Sanders, LA Marzulli, Charles R. Smith, Gregg Braden, David Wilcock, Chad Lewis, Sandra Champlain, and John McAfee. You can sign up for just 99 cents for the first month at beyondbelief.com and enjoy over 170 fascinating past shows hosted by George, all available for on-demand viewing.
Today in Strangeness:
On this day in 1910, pygmies were discovered by explorers in Dutch New Guinea. On June 2, 1966 Surveyor I soft landed on the moon and began transmitting detailed photos. The Lower Ohio Valley tornado outbreak spawned 66 confirmed tornadoes across four states, starting on today's date in 1990.
Tonight's Show, Tuesday, June 2nd:
First Half: Historian, economist, and speaker, Neil Howe will discuss his work on generations and how they shape history. Current generational changes include Millennials maturing into young adults, and having little interest in crime, Generation X taking over the leadership of American institutions, and Baby Boomers dealing with retirement issues. He'll also cover how the climate of the times right now echoes the 1930s.
2nd Half: A second generation CIA officer, Alan B. Trabue traveled extensively in Central America, South America, the Far East, Southeast Asia and Europe interrogating foreign spies. He'll address his years directing the CIA's world-wide covert ops polygraph program, and the CIA Polygraph School.
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