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<blockquote data-quote="Andrew D. Gable" data-source="post: 1088177" data-attributes="member: 4144">Hey, when hearing about these people that psychics avoid, I thought of something similar from history.&nbsp; When Aleister Crowley first joined the Golden Dawn, supposedly the other members shied away from him.&nbsp; They supposedly said that either he was messing around with evil spirits (like that would be anything new for Crowley) or that evil spirits were messing with him.&nbsp; This could be somehow related, maybe, since the Golden Dawn (particularly some of the members) were big into psychic phenomena.&nbsp; Djeta said she has the psychic avoidance thing going on, and that she has unusually good luck too.&nbsp; Who was the other person who had the avoidance thing going? (Edit: I see now it was Krieg) Do you generally have really good luck, too?&nbsp; I'm trying to find commonalities between the people who experience this.&nbsp; Although one really can't say that Crowley had particularly good luck...daTim: that weird two-legged catlike thing might have been a Wampus Cat.&nbsp; It's an old Southern legend, though I'm not sure exactly what part of the South it's from.&nbsp; I actually do wanna say Georgia or South Carolina.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andrew D. Gable, post: 1088177, member: 4144"] Hey, when hearing about these people that psychics avoid, I thought of something similar from history. When Aleister Crowley first joined the Golden Dawn, supposedly the other members shied away from him. They supposedly said that either he was messing around with evil spirits (like that would be anything new for Crowley) or that evil spirits were messing with him. This could be somehow related, maybe, since the Golden Dawn (particularly some of the members) were big into psychic phenomena. Djeta said she has the psychic avoidance thing going on, and that she has unusually good luck too. Who was the other person who had the avoidance thing going? (Edit: I see now it was Krieg) Do you generally have really good luck, too? I'm trying to find commonalities between the people who experience this. Although one really can't say that Crowley had particularly good luck... daTim: that weird two-legged catlike thing might have been a Wampus Cat. It's an old Southern legend, though I'm not sure exactly what part of the South it's from. I actually do wanna say Georgia or South Carolina. [/QUOTE]

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