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Shadow People: Stories + Theories

Dont forget the light ghosts. Ever look at a light and watch a light shadow swirl around the lights? These are not like spirits. Theyre like demons that want to bring you down. I hate when it happens. Its scarier than a bad trip.
 
Things did get a bit more weird before I had to concede defeat and pass out. 3 shadow people of varying heights in my kitchen, and a rather vivid delusion of an elderly woman sitting on my living room floor. I was looking at the rug, lol. After that one, I had to throw in the towel, heh.
 
I've spent a night on a well-drawn pentagram inscribed with the names of God, the element symbols, and zodiacal symbols awash with candlelight, chalices, athames, and scrying simulatenously into a broken mirror and a black mirror while high and did not see any shadow people. I was half expecting my countenance to start getting all black-eyed and start mocking me in Latin, but did not expect nor did I see any shadow people.

I was very disappointed. :(

Maybe next time I'll aim for summoning a demon.
 
These things are real.i saw one when i was 7.i was fuckin traumatised.i think when people tweak it somehow tunes them into the spirit world.
 
I think its just people staying up for a while their mind gets tired and starts to lose the plot a bit, ie: they start seeing things arent there; figments of their imagination. Can be cool or scary depending on your outlook, when I started seeing shit around day 3 of the stim binge it was always a sign of "you need to get some sleep for real" and "dang my brain is cool".
 
I've had some crazy ass experiences with this shit. Fortunately I learned my lesson quick and stopped binging for 5 days or more after my second run-in with amphetamine psychosis. Due to having used lots of LSD and assorted hallucinogens, the hallucinations don't really bother me, until day 5 comes around and I become so delusional that I begin talking to completely imaginary people while alone, or worse yet, begin projecting imaginary traits on to real people and have conversations that go beyond fucked up. Nobody likes to have crazy, nonsensical paranoid accusations thrown at them.

I also ran into some imaginary people during an 8 day brief psychotic episode, except I was in imaginary places as well. So not cool.

My binges go no longer than three days anymore (usually including comedown time, provided I stop at the right time), 4 isn't even worth it. Actually more like 2 days lately, but three is the absolute limit. The moment I can't concentrate on reading a page or doing relatively simple math anymore, shit has to end.
 
You want shadow people, and other persecutory delusions, look no further than MDPV or a-PVP. Doesn't take days or even any/much sleep deprivation before dopamine imbalance causes one to enter a state mimicking paranoid schizophrenia. This state becomes remarkably easy to achieve after a few heavy periods of abuse. Despite the occasional novelty of encountering beings and hearing things that seem absolutely impossible to be originating from ones own brain/psyche, the experience is usually truly miserable and is likely quite damaging (organically and/or psychologically) .

Not recommended.
 
It was crazy though because i hadent used drugs before that time or hallucinated.I learned that night that there are things to be scared of in the dark.
 
I got this the other night while tweaking (i was up for 4 days). There was a person who was clearly sitting on my desk writing something down for a good 5 hours. then there was a manta ray that kept swimming in place on my ceiling, and other random sea animals started appearing, each with their own loop of activity/movement. if you haven't experienced it it's not fun, so don't go out and stay up for days smoking meth.
 
Who are they?
Well i think we all know the answer to that,
deep down.
Just some narrow fellows in the grass~
As for their disposition,
well it's not hardly malicious
but still a far cry from benevolent.
They're surprisingly tolerant,
so long as you don't get them worked up.
They're like children really,
innocent and curious,
you need not fear their mischevous little pranks.
So long as you see them for what they are.
But children are cruel,
if they sense rejection or diffidence, their summational attention will turn to a single minded purpose.
You must commit to total confidence and serene acceptance lest you draw their ire.
A loving parent amongst his many children.
You can even talk to some of the less transient ones,
Though their speech may be of unidentifiable tone and unnatural rhythm or at times simply nonsensical rants.
Still you should take responsibility and make an effort
Who knows,
You may even learn something important.

~~Advocatus diaboli
 
I've experienced this before, and not always while on drugs.

In fact, it's not really a drug thing for me at all. It's more just something that randomly happens when I'm walking out at night... Amp psychosis for me is more of a "bugs and bats" thing than a shadow people thing.

And yet, this thread did make me realize something.

A few hours after I come down off amp, I get this really weird "smorgasbord" of crappy feelings, and one of those crappy feelings is definitely that of a "presence," or being watched.

It goes along with feelings of shame, self-pity, pessimism, and guilt.

God, what a weird thing.
 
My room got invaded by the shadow people again, after 3 days up (although i raged much harder during the binge, as my main ROA was smoking, rather than snorting like the previous time). this time was a much more frightening experience, very vivid hallucinations, aural and visual, along with the all-too-familiar paranoia and anxiety. If you are curious about the shadow people, i'd recommend not trying to find them and meet them, they're not your friends, or at least not mine.
 
Fuck, after a week long binge of IV MDPV I got very aquainted with these bastards. They tend to carry sniper rifles and wait outside your door, occaisionally peering in when your looking down into your cooker... bad times
 
hi all,
Sorry if this has been asked already, I only read the first page of the thread. I'm curious though...how in the HELL would one be able to fall asleep once this starts? I mean, if you had nothing to calm you down, how would it be possible to lay in a dark room, pretty much knowing (at the time) that there are beings of some sort of waiting to pounce, and fall asleep? ?
 
Znegative said:
Fuck, after a week long binge of IV MDPV I got very aquainted with these bastards. They tend to carry sniper rifles and wait outside your door, occaisionally peering in when your looking down into your cooker... bad times
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weird, in my experience, they just sit on my desk or on my roommate, and try to have lengthy discussions on politics with me.
 
Yeah, with cocaine they scamper about and sort of run through the walls, but in MDPV I got full on psychosis. Perhaps referring to my experience as shadow people isn't exactly correct.
 
About 4 months ago I use to see shadow people. I use opiates. At that time my dose was increased. I saw shadows go by the door. It really freaked me out. But I never said anything until now.

About a year ago we had our house blessed because the dog would just bark at the ceiling corners in the house. It was really weird. He would be in a dead sleep. Lift his ears look up run and start barking.

I also was taking video of the kids and caught "orbs" on video. That was weird. So then we had the house blessed.
 
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