Unseen influences in our lives

Three golden rules to live by:
* Be very careful what you wish for: you will probably end up getting it.
* Be very careful what you dwell on obsessively and continuously: it will probably manifest itself in your life.
* Be very careful what you say: the universe may well hold you to your words.

About Me

Unseen Influencer: unseeninfluences@googlemail.com I come from a family that was cult-like in many ways and seemed to have a curse on it. We existed outside the human race, a million miles away from normality. Making connections between my personal experiences and incidents from fiction and biographies, and putting it all into the context of unseen influences, energy vampires, psychic crime and psychological black magic was the starting point for a new and better life.
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Unseen influences in our lives

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A few wise words from William Gladstone

Ghosts and glamour in Jonathan Stroud's Lockwood books

A last look at May Sinclair's Flaw in the Crystal

Antonia White, Terry Pratchett, snakes and a big coincidence

John Masefield’s Box of Delights & Terry Pratchett’s Hogfather

The great and positive influence of public libraries

More magic and witch wisdom from Terry Pratchett

Lost in Fairyland: Kenneth Grahame and J. M. Barrie

Terry Pratchett, L. M Montgomery and Fairyland

Two home truths from Terry Pratchett

Taylor Caldwell’s gods and Terry Pratchett’s elves

A few words about some fictional elves and ghosts

More about Terry Pratchett and the attributes of witches

A very good definition of a witch

Stella Benson’s Living Alone: Part I

Cult members: giving more and more in return for less and less

Joyce Collin-Smith and the special powers of the Maharishi Yogi

Arthur Conan Doyle’s witch Helen Penclosa: Part V

Sir Terry Pratchett R. I. P.

Linwood Sleigh’s witches: Miss Heckatty, Mother Withershins and Winnie Jago