Rosemary Ellen Guiley > Quotes

“Above all, put yourself in partnership with higher power and make love the center of your life.”
― Rosemary Ellen Guiley

“Faeries, like the djinn, preceded humanity as a sentient race that inhabited the earth. In Irish lore, the original fairies were the Tu-atha De Danaan ("the people of the goddess Danu"), said in some accounts to be directly descended from the gods. The fairies took up residency in Ireland, and possessed supernatural and magical powers. Over time, they lost battles to invaders and used their powers to retreat into the earth, into a parallel world where they could remain invisible and undisturbed.”
― Rosemary Ellen Guiley, The Vengeful Djinn: Unveiling the Hidden Agenda of Genies

“In 1970, Danvers town historian Richard B. Trask asked the property owners, Alfred and Edie Anne Hutchinson, for permission to do an archaeological dig there.”
― Rosemary Ellen Guiley, Haunted Salem: Strange Phenomena in the Witch City

“In his subsequent experiments, Moody found that people tend to get the experience they need rather than want, and that it is not unusual for results to be delayed and take place in other ways than mirror-gazing. The mirror-gazing itself, however, is the pivotal experience that opens the door between realms.”
― Rosemary Ellen Guiley, The Art of Black Mirror Scrying

“According to Levi, two things are necessary to acquire magical power: “to disengage the will from all servitude, and to exercise it in control.” That is, we should not allow our will to be enslaved in any way, and we should exercise it with skill and rightful purpose. These principals are vital in successful psychic work. Practitioners cannot be enslaved to people, ideas, doctrines, institutions and so on, or they will be hobbled in the search for Truth.”
― Rosemary Ellen Guiley, The Art of Black Mirror Scrying

“In Turkey, ancient drawings that are two thousand or more years old show djinn in half human-half reptilian forms with horns, scaly skin, lizard-like eyes, and claws for hands. This depiction is similar to the Christian description of devils and demons. It is also interesting to note that Islamic art dating from only eight hundred years ago shows the djinn as more human-like.”
― Rosemary Ellen Guiley, The Vengeful Djinn: Unveiling the Hidden Agenda of Genies

“Kelly O. realized she had a problem with her Ouija board when an aggressive entity turned the planchette into a sex toy and sent it slithering up her thigh.”
― Rosemary Ellen Guiley, Ouija Gone Wild: Shocking True Stories

“Afterlife dreams are most likely to happen soon after the death of a loved one. They can also occur during times of stress and trauma, and during serious illness. These dreams are real experiences that take place in another reality. In this reality, we are able to transcend limitations of the physical world. Our dreams are teaching tools, showing us how to grow and improve, even in the depths of our sorrow and longing for those who have passed on. Dreams are the original language of the spiritual path.”
― Rosemary Ellen Guiley, Dream Messages from the Afterlife: Visits from the Dead

“The only way a djinni can advance in rank and increase in power is to obtain more knowledge. For example, djinn can manipulate the matter in the universe by changing the vibration of strings. This action is much like playing a guitar: the more chords a person knows, the wider the repetoire. Individual string vibrations determine the type of particles and matter formed, and djinn are able to change the "notes" of the strings, thus changing one form of matter into another.”
― Rosemary Ellen Guiley, The Vengeful Djinn: Unveiling the Hidden Agenda of Genies

“Proof? You got it! Did the devil himself pay a visit to Brooks and her sister to reinforce a message? In 1979 my sister, me, and two friends played with the Ouija. We were children and it was just another board game to play. We asked it if the Devil was real. At that point the doorbell rang so we all went to the door. Through the door chain we could see a very well-dressed man. The only thing he said was, “Is this proof enough?” He then left. After that my sister and me have never touched one since. A demon named Sebaliel”
― Rosemary Ellen Guiley, Ouija Gone Wild: Shocking True Stories

“In those moments, he came to let me know he still exists. Beyond just my memories of him; his soul—his energy—is still out there. He came to reaffirm my faith, to keep me from retreating back into a fortress of walls and cynicism. Love is forever. Despite the pain I feel over his absence, knowing his essence is eternal does soothe the loss. I hope to see him again someday.”
― Rosemary Ellen Guiley, Dream Messages from the Afterlife: Visits from the Dead

“Sudden emotional and physical shocks, bouts of depression, and fear and anxiety make a person vulnerable to possession by ripping tears in his or her barrier of spiritual protection (the aura). The djinn, having no defined form, can slip through these tears and cracks quite easily. It is believed that a person should never go to bed crying or with feelings of fear and worry, as this invites the djinn to attack during sleep.”
― Rosemary Ellen Guiley, The Vengeful Djinn: Unveiling the Hidden Agenda of Genies

“Like human farewells and reassurances, an emotional bond played a significant role in this experience. Haggard’s daughter had a strong bond with Bob, too, but was not disturbed on the night of his death. Once again, the difference may be the way a person dreams.”
― Rosemary Ellen Guiley, Dream Messages from the Afterlife: Visits from the Dead

“Popular Western notions about fairies have been increasingly sanitized by since Victorian times, before which they were among the most feared of supernatural entities. In earlier times, even the good-natured fairies were believed to use their supernatural powers against people more than for help, and people went out of their way to avoid them or, if they absolutely couldn't, at least placate them.”
― Rosemary Ellen Guiley, The Vengeful Djinn: Unveiling the Hidden Agenda of Genies

“They may also ask that you bring certain types of food, alcohol, or tobacco on a regular basis. It must be noted that although djinn in their natural state might be composed of plasma, most of them can take a physical shape for short periods of time. This means that a djinni is able to take in nourishment by absorbing energy or consuming food. It's thought that many djinn enjoy the "taste" of a variety of our everyday foods, especially ice cream and fruits. Human foods only partially provide subsistence, however: djinn must get most of their nourishment by absorbing various types of energy from living things.”
― Rosemary Ellen Guiley, The Vengeful Djinn: Unveiling the Hidden Agenda of Genies

“Once he accidentally singed his pubic hair while prancing about in a gold lamé g-string during a fire ritual. ”
― Rosemary Ellen Guiley, Ouija Gone Wild: Shocking True Stories