Re "Psychic Attack" (new poster)

QueenVee

QueenVee

Jedi
Hello all, I'm new to this forum, but not to the Cassiopaea site. I have been reading and implementing the material for a long time now, and continue to find it exciting, timely, and challenging. I really miss being able to read new transcripts, but understand why Laura has discontinued them.

I'm interested in getting some expanded information about what the material refers to as "Psychic Attacks". How do you KNOW that you are on the receiving end of a Psychic Attack? What are the characteristics/clues that would alert you that such an attack is underway, that you are being targeted -- rather than, say, just going through a negative period related to your own issues/lessons? Also, I know that the material teaches that in such instances "Knowledge Protects", but what are some specific steps that you can take to prevent and/or fight off a Psychic Attack?

I'm not looking for black-and-white answers here, because I know it's not a black-and-white issue, just trying to get some feedback/discussion from those who may be more familiar with the subject. Thanks very much.
 
If you're ever on the receiving end of psychic attack, you'll know it - if the suspicion persists for more than a few days.

If one feels forboding and perhaps a touch of agoraphobia, the litmus test is to assess whether there is any reason one would be the focus of such attention from another mind or mind. Psychic attack requires a considerable energy expenditure on the part of the sender, especially if it be sustained. So if one can think of no situation one's been involved in recently, or hasn't a clue of whom might be the source, 'depression' or fatigue might be the culprit.

"Knowledge protects" doesn't tell you what the 'knowledge' is, that protects. You want to know what to do. There are defenses against genuine psychic attacks. If it's deliberate, sustained, and especially if it's an organized effort of more than one sender, the 'knowledge that protects' is as specific and graded as any martial art.

Similar advice applies, since the drive, the energy of psychic attack is the same as the psychic/emotional drive behind direct physical assault. Most importantly is to know that there's nothing especially magical about psychic attack - it's really just psychological warfare.
A human being can't hurl a 5 ton bus at someone to crush them...but it's possible to intimidate and panic someone enough to get them to run in front of a moving one.

Remain calm. After all, the effectiveness of psychic attack relies entirely upon the un-nerving the target to the point of their harming themselves-- even if that harm be only losing sleep and affecting the person's ability to maintain livelihood and so on.
Next thing is - one must know whom is the source or sources. Usually one will have a pretty good idea sooner or later. When the target is aware and strong enough not to react easily, the sender is forced to give things a 'nudge' and do something real - which can tip their hand. Nothing pisses off a psychic attacker more than to be completely ignored by the target.

In a serious case of an attack that persists in spite of being ignored, there are tactics and strategies which are effective.
Would you like to give a hypothetical scenario?
 
QueenVee said:
I really miss being able to read new transcripts, but understand why Linda has discontinued them.
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I'm really sorry to be a pedant but, did you mean Laura, or someone else?
 
Ormond:

Thank you so much for taking the time to reply so thoughtfully and helpfully. I have since done a lot of reading on the internet on the subject and am getting a better grasp of it. I think I *may* have been the focus of a psychic attack recently, but may also have simply gotten in the path of a kind of "negative psychic energy storm" that a person in my work environment seems to inflict on everyone around her -- either consciously or unconsciously.

The whole experience has been extremely unpleasant and perplexing, but I seemed to instinctively dealt with it much as you and others have suggested, and come through it relatively unscathed. Still, I remain unsettled by the whole thing, and would be interested in hearing other people's experiences in this area, if only to be better prepared for any future "assaults"....
 
Thomas C said:
I'm really sorry to be a pedant but, did you mean Laura, or someone else?
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 Well, I'm really sorry to be such an idiot, but, yes, I did mean "Laura", and cannot for the life of me think why I wrote "Linda".... :P Oh, I know why: I used to work for someone named "Linda Knight"... many years ago....


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A person in the work environment........a vortex of negative discord. Yep, anybody here can relate to that! There's usually one in every office sooner or later. It's a common problem.

There's books recommended on on the SOTT sites and Laura's sites on the subject of Ponerology, and the high functioning psychopaths. You came to the right forum, lots of intelligent material and perspective on why we're dealing with so much unwarranted negativity nowadays.

For that situation, you may find a lot that's useful in this particular book. Last time I checked it's available used on Amazon for less than the shipping cost.

"Snakes in Suits: When Psychopaths Go to Work"

http://www.amazon.com/Snakes-Suits-When-Psychopaths-Work/dp/0060837721
 
QueenVee said:
I'm not looking for black-and-white answers here, because I know it's not a black-and-white issue, just trying to get some feedback/discussion from those who may be more familiar with the subject. Thanks very much.
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I suppose you could start by reading a book or an article on the subject. If its any reflection on the vastly different types of people in the world, then this may mean there could be any number of ways a person can be "psychically attacked".

Do you have an example where you think you, yourself have been psychically attacked?

I found this article which you might find interesting.

_http://www.llewellynjournal.com/article/1061
 
Ruth said:
I found this article which you might find interesting.
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Yes, I did find that article very interesting. Now that I've given it a lot of thought, I really don't think that the situation I found myself in was a DELIBERATE psychic attack, but rather a situation in which I let my usual defences down while in proximity to an extremely toxic individual.

Some years ago I was advised by a close friend/mentor (a professional psychic) that I needed to be very careful around people with negative emotions/vibes because I have a tendency to "download" from others. This is especially true if I actually touch or am touched by the other person in some way. (On the "positive" side, this "quality" of mine made me an very valuable shoulder for others to cry on, since in doing so friends could "dowload" their emotions onto me, going away feeling much better and leaving me feeling like crap.)

Through my friend's advice, I became much better at "protecting" myself, and learned to recognize when I was experiencing emotions and sensations that were not "mine". But, as I say, I let my defences down recently in a work situation where I was obliged to work in close proximity to a toxic individual, who inadvertently touched and brushed up against me many times in the course of our doing our jobs that evening. While my dealings with her had always been "pleasant", I had felt very "wary" around this individual, who I sensed had a kind of chaotic out-of-control energy about her. I should have paid more attention to the warning signs.

In the end this person ended up creating a very volatile situation involving several people, setting off an angry, almost violent conflagration, like an arsonist lighting a blaze -- all the while appearing to be the "calm", unaffected one. I could even sense a kind of smug bemusement on her part at having been the cause of so much. The part of this situation I was most "shaken" by was the intense feelings of anger I felt and expressed over matters that do not normally provoke those feelings in me, how I felt almost "taken over" and not "myself" during the whole episode.

I have since had little contact with the person in question, and intend to "keep my distance" from her in future. But any practical advice anyone can offer would be appreciated....
 
Wow I had the same experience except for mine was a deliberate psychic attack. I too ignored the signs in spite of the OP's past history. Thought she had changed, thought I coud just ride it out when I should have just kept my distance. Became fatigued, depressed, taken over, not myself, etc...

I was recently a target of a bully at work. I have learned that only another psychopath can beat a psychopath and that the best thing to do is RUN. I left.
_www.bullyonline.org.

Psychopaths are everywhere!
 
My question is:

Do psychic attacks refer to a distant attacker? A close one? Or both?

Does the negative energy need to be within close proximity of oneself or can it be a distant attack?


I'm trying to discern whether you guys are really just referring to being around someone with negative emotions, or an ACTUAL psychic encounter.

Thank you!
 
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