ALIEN – ET WATCHERS, Witches, Striga Clues

by Theresa J. Thurmond Morris 

Watchers on earth as it is in heaven is becoming popular and not a dying art. Keeping up with the Clues of Aliens & Ets compared to Witches and Vampires is beginning to share the same supernatural and paranormal indicators: Alien and ET stories of the Watchers are compared to the Striga of Earth.

Theatrical poster by Drew Struzan

Ancient Alien Theorists are now sharing their finds.

Have you heard about the new book by Erich von Daniken called HISTORY IS WRONG?

A harsh critique of a Social Essay is still Freedom of Speech. We have political consultants that plant stories. We have shapeshifters one earth and some are becoming of interest. How do we know who we are really dealing with in life on the Internet in social networks. We should be careful with our outing information because many beings work undercover as in whom we call Men in Black who intimidate witnesses.

• Witch Hunts and this is now a term we use as is  many other popular  terms.
• We have some research to do regarding the need for secret societies and for understanding the various levels of knowledge and acquiring the Ascension Levels of those who came before.

We do need to create the separations that are simply definitions of topics, tags, keywords, and knowledge.

We must remember that we are in control and the effective way to complete our agrairian roots which were planted in all of us as our root race is to become involved. This is the Ascension Center Enlightenment and the Physical involvement level.  

We can become AGRARIANS once again to instill faith in humanity.

We must make some changes. Thomas Jefferson was an Agrarian Representative and we can believe in a Nature’s God/ This can take on various meanings for all.

The good and bad or positive and negative can be compaAgrarianism is not identical with the back-to-the-land movement, but it can be helpful to think of it in those terms. Agrarianism concentrates on the fundamental goods of the earth, communities of more limited economic and political scale than in modern society, and on simple living–even when this shift involves questioning the “progressive” character of some recent social and economic developments. Thus agrarianism is not industrial farming, with its specialization on products and industrial scale.

Read about the Elysians and Alysiams.

(See some research in a prior article on the alians who go by these names in our history.)One set of Watchers as Angels is considered good with honors. One set is considered Demons and considered bad with evil intent or tricks with no treats.

Normal and/or Paranormal investigators are always on alert during full moons for the lunacy among whom we call lunatics. This is also compared to those who go beyond the normalcy of how we celebrate Halloween. Many believe the beginning of the celebration of Hallowed Eve was created for various reasons dealing with the coming of the spirits once the body has been released. We can prove that this was intended but for now we shall certainly celebrate the season as a Neo-Christian and Pagan Ritual. There will be some in the Pagan Community that can explain Sanhaim.

Which side as the Good and the Bad support is the Game of Life. We can each vote our choice in the MATRIX game of life in reality and many use the Virtual Games to test their won will power to follow good and evil or to become positive or negative about life on earth.

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This movie really sparkles in the representations of the witches, who are all cast perfectly.Bette Midler provides for a hilarious and almost frightening …

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HAPPY HALLOWEEN 2010 – TJ MORRIS – www.socialparanormal.comThe movie begins on October 31, 1693 in Salem, Massachusetts. The town is haunted by three witches, siblings Winifred, Sarah and Mary, who kidnap a young girl named Emily Binx to suck out her lifeforce to regain their youth. Successfully achieving their goal, the sisters are attacked by Emily’s older brother Thackery Binx who saw them luring Emily to their house and punish him by cursing and transforming him into an immortal black cat to live with the guilt of not being able to save Emily. The town’s citizens arrest the witches to hang them, but Winifred uses her spellbook to ensure their return from beyond the grave when a virgin lights the Black-Flamed Candle in their home. The three witches are hanged and Binx chooses to live his immortal life guarding the house so no one will resurrect them.

Three hundred years later, on Halloween of 1993, Max, his little sister Dani, and love interest Allison investigate the now urban legend of the witches. Max goofs around in the house and lights the candle as a joke and ends up bringing the witches back to life. The three immediately plan to suck out Dani’s life, needing to absorb the lifeforces of more children to prevent them from dying again at dawn. However, Max fools them with modern day technology, escaping with the spellbook and Binx, who can still talk despite being a cat. Retreating to a cemetery, the children are quickly confronted by the witches, who are unable to place their feet on the cemetery’s hallowed ground. Winifred instead summons Billy Butcherson, her undead and unfaithful lover, to capture the children and retrieve her book. Billy had an affair with Sarah, and in return, Winifred poisoned him and stitch his mouth shut. Escaping across town, the children find their parents at a Halloween party at city hall. The witches follow, Winifred entertaining the audience with her own rendition of “I Put a Spell on You“, bewitching the adults to literally dance until they die.

The children lure the witches to a high school where they try to kill them by burning them alive in a kiln. Thinking they are dead, the children celebrate by cheering and dancing in the street and head home. However, the witches are not dead and see a beacon of light from the book after Max and Allison open it to find a way to break the curse on Binx. While downstairs, Max and Allison realize something is not right and are attacked by the sisters who then flee with Dani and Binx. Sarah uses her siren-like singing voice to hypnotise the children of Salem to approach their house. Max and Allison race to save Dani and Binx, once again fooling the witches before fleeing to the cemetery. The witches pursue them, despite having victory in their clutches. Billy shows up while Max holds him off, but instead of letting the witches kill him, he ends up helping Max.

As dawn approaches, a battle occurs between the children and the witches. Binx is mortally wounded by Winifred after she throws him to the ground and onto a boulder while he was stopping Winifred from forcing the life potion into Dani’s mouth and knocks the vial out of her hand. Max threatens to smash it if she does not let Dani go and Winifred threatens to kill her if he does. Max then drinks the potion, forcing Winifred to take him instead. She grabs him and flies him up into the air, but they fall off the broom after Max puts up a fight. As Winifred grabs Max and starts to suck the life out of him, she is turned to stone for standing on the hallowed ground. The sun rises, killing the witches, and Binx dies, too, but reappears as a ghost in his human form. He says that his soul is finally free because the witches are dead. He thanks Max and Dani for freeing him and then hears Emily calling for him. He tells Dani that he will always be with her, kisses her cheek, and then walks over to Emily. He waves goodbye before walking into the afterlife with Emily while Max, Allison, and Dani happily watch. The movie ends with everyone at city hall leaving, their curse being broken by the witches’ death.