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20/03/2026

Had to Drop a Spirit Banishing Mantra on an Entity that Threatened Me…



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20/03/2026

The Randolph County Asylum: What Still Lingers

Before the building… before the walls… before the graves—there was a problem no one wanted to see.

In the early 1800s, after Indiana became a state, the land filled with the forgotten. The homeless. The unwanted. The “indigent.” They had no place, no work, no voice. So the state did what was easiest—they gave them away.

In Randolph County, the Edwards family took in three souls. But kindness didn’t last. Those taken in were sold out as labor, passed from hand to hand like tools. For years, this quiet exploitation spread across the land, until it became something too ugly to ignore.

So the state built asylums.

Not as places of healing… but as places to contain.

The first asylum rose in 1851—a wooden structure on open farmland. Nineteen people lived inside. By candlelight. By fire. By isolation. Then, in 1857, the building burned. Consumed in flame. Erased. But the people survived… forced to begin again.

The second asylum was built quickly. Too quickly. The bricks were weak—underfired, fragile. And over time, the building began to decay in a way that felt almost unnatural. Walls softened. Cracks spread. Openings formed where there should have been none.

By the 1880s, the residents lived inside something that was slowly collapsing around them. Wind screamed through the walls. Windows slipped from their frames. People stuffed pillows into the structure itself… trying to hold it together.

No one came to fix it.

The county blamed the townships. The townships blamed the county. The building rotted while people remained inside it.

In 1895, they installed a single toilet in the basement—as if porcelain could mask decay. The waste drained into Salt Creek… carrying something foul downstream.

Then came 1897.

When officials finally entered the building, they didn’t find an asylum.

They found ruin.

Walls breaking apart. Windows falling out. And beneath it all—eighteen inches of raw sewage flooding the basement. The air itself was poison. The structure was dying.

So they abandoned it.

And built again.

In 1899, the third asylum rose—larger, heavier, four stories tall. Built partially on what remained of the first. As if the past had never truly been cleared away.

The residents moved in quietly.

But something had already settled into the land.

For decades, life continued. Farming. Cooking. Living. Dying. Nearly 1,500 people would pass through those halls.

And nearly 500 would never leave.

Those who died unclaimed were buried on the grounds. No markers. No names. Just earth and pine boxes. Forgotten in rows beneath the soil.

But there was a deeper fear.

At the turn of the century, death was uncertain. Some illnesses mimicked it too well. Bodies that did not breathe… hearts that barely stirred… people who appeared gone.

But weren’t.

So the dead were watched.

All night.

Someone would sit with the body…

waiting… listening… just in case it moved.

Just in case it woke.

And sometimes—

in the silence—

they thought it did.

This is where the word comes from.

The Wake.

And if a place holds that much watching…
that much fear…
that many unmarked dead…

You have to ask yourself—

What never stopped watching back?



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19/03/2026

Randolph County Asylum . . . 👻 👻 👻

02/03/2026

Thoth gifting the Caduceus to Moses

Beneath a sky the color of burnished copper, at the edge of the Nile where desert meets fertile earth, Thoth waited in silence.

He stood in the form known to priests—ibis-headed, crowned with the lunar disk—his presence neither shadow nor light, but the stillness between them. The reeds bent though there was no wind. The river stilled though it always flowed.

A young prince approached, not yet prophet, not yet lawgiver—only a man divided between two worlds. He was called Moses, raised in the wisdom of Egypt yet haunted by the suffering of his own blood.

“You seek justice,” Thoth spoke, though his beak did not move. The words formed inside Moses’ mind like inscriptions carved upon stone.

“I seek truth,” Moses answered, trembling yet unafraid.

Thoth extended a staff—not merely wood, but a living axis. Two serpents wound around it in mirrored ascent, meeting beneath a winged sun. It was not the caduceus of merchants nor the rod of physicians. It was a symbol of balance: Above and Below, Judgment and Mercy, Power and Restraint.

“This is the Spine of Wisdom,” Thoth said. “It bends but does not break. It divides but also unites. Through it, will becomes sign. Through it, thought becomes reality.”

Moses hesitated. “Why give this to me?”

“Because you walk between kingdoms,” Thoth replied. “Between palace and wilderness. Between bo***ge and freedom. Between law and spirit. You must learn the rhythm of polarity—when to strike the stone, and when to speak to it.”

When Moses grasped the staff, it grew warm—alive with vibration. In that instant he understood: miracles are not violations of nature, but alignments with deeper law.

The Nile resumed its flow. The reeds swayed again.

Thoth’s form shimmered, dissolving into moonlight.

“Remember,” the god whispered as he faded, “Power without wisdom enslaves. Wisdom without courage withers. Hold both.”

Alone beneath the rising stars, Moses leaned upon the staff. He did not yet know of plagues, parted seas, or mountain fire.

But he knew this:

The rod in his hand was not a weapon.

It was a covenant between heaven and earth.

22/02/2026

Tarot Cards at Places I’ve either Investigated in 2025 or will in 2026… 👻

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10/01/2026

During my solo investigation at the Monroe Demon House, I worked slowly and quietly, letting the house set the pace instead of forcing interaction. The atmosphere wasn’t loud or theatrical, but was heavy, pressing on my thoughts and emotions in a way that made focus feel like work. At times it felt like I was being watched from low vibrational energy just out of sight, not in a dramatic way, but in a steady, patient one. I leaned on a Magicians Discipline, Grounded in Focus, and Tarot to stay centered. Alone in the house, it became clear that Monroe isn’t about sudden scares, instead it wears you down, tests your discipline, and reacts only when you meet it with intention and control rather than fear.🩸🔮👻

10/01/2026

Mystical discipline is the practice of approaching spiritual and paranormal work with structure, restraint, and intentional control rather than impulse or blind belief. It emphasizes consistency, grounding, and self-awareness—training the mind and spirit to observe before reacting, to question before accepting, and to maintain balance while engaging the unseen. Through ritual practice, study, meditation, and ethical boundaries, mystical discipline creates stability and clarity, preventing obsession, fear, or misinterpretation. It is not about power or spectacle, but mastery of self—ensuring that any encounter with the unknown is met with calm focus, discernment, and responsibility.

30/12/2025

Working on a Project . . .

27/12/2025

Hermetic Principle of Correspondence “As Above So Below”

19/12/2025

If you’re in Hartford City Investigating, I Highly Recommend this Home Style eatery and coffee shop. Super Polite Owner and Really Good Food.

13/10/2025

Just worked on some Mantra’s involving Anubis… and Thoth… and Sobek 🙌

Anubis ❤️

05/10/2025