We Survived Native American Witches Curses Skinwalkers

We have all heard stories about witches and curses, but what if I were to tell you that there is a group of supernatural beings that have plagued Native American tribes for centuries? These beings are known as Skinwalkers, and their dark magic was used to curse and harm individuals who crossed their path. In this article, we will delve into the chilling world of Native American witchcraft and the terrifying encounters that some individuals have had with Skinwalkers.

The Origins of Skinwalkers

The legend of the Skinwalkers dates back to ancient Native American tribes, particularly the Navajo tribe. It is believed that individuals who practice the darkest form of witchcraft can transform into animals and assume their characteristics, thus becoming Skinwalkers. This ability grants them immense power and allows them to stalk their victims without being detected.

We Survived Native American Witches, Curses & Skinwalkers

by Gary Swanson(Kindle Edition)

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According to Native American folklore, Skinwalkers are typically associated with malevolence and chaos. They are said to roam the night, seeking those whom they wish to curse or bring misfortune upon. With their shape-shifting abilities, Skinwalkers are able to instill fear and confusion in their victims, leaving them terrified and helpless.

Encounters with Skinwalkers

Throughout history, there have been countless reports of encounters with Skinwalkers. These encounters often leave witnesses traumatized and questioning their own sanity. The following are just a few examples of chilling encounters:

1. The Haunted Forest

In a small Native American reservation, nestled deep within a dense forest, a group of friends decided to explore the eerie surroundings. As they ventured further into the forest, an overwhelming sense of dread consumed them. Suddenly, they heard the rustling of leaves and the low growl of an animal.

One of the friends, who happened to be well-versed in Native American folklore, recognized the signs of a Skinwalker. Panic set in as they realized they were being hunted. The friends ran for their lives, barely making it out of the forest alive. To this day, they are haunted by the memory of that terrifying encounter.

2. The Shape-Shifting Neighbor

In a small town located near a Native American reservation, a family had a peculiar neighbor who seemed to possess an uncanny ability to change appearance. The neighbor would often be seen as different animals, including a coyote, a crow, and even a deer.

Suspicion grew within the family, as they started to suspect that their neighbor was a Skinwalker. Night after night, they would hear strange noises outside their house and find animal tracks leading up to their doorstep. The family eventually moved away, fearing for their safety.

Protection Against Skinwalkers

The fear of encountering a Skinwalker is deeply ingrained in Native American culture. However, there are certain precautions and protective measures that can be taken to ward off these malevolent beings:

• Wearing or carrying protective amulets or talismans blessed by a tribal elder.
• Steer clear of areas associated with dark magic or witchcraft, particularly at night.
• Always be vigilant and trust your instincts. If something feels off or wrong, it is best to avoid it.

The existence of Skinwalkers and their dark magic is a chilling concept that has bewitched people for centuries. While their existence remains a matter of belief, the encounters shared by those who claim to have encountered these beings cannot be easily dismissed. Whether you choose to believe or not, the tales of Native American witches and curses have captivated the imaginations of many, leaving us wondering about the mysteries that lie beyond our comprehension.

Stay safe, stay aware, and may you never cross paths with a Skinwalker.

We Survived Native American Witches, Curses & Skinwalkers

by Gary Swanson(Kindle Edition)

4.1 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	954 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	139 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

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This is our third release of what began as a study of the superstitions and beliefs of our Native American people. While we were visiting with a Shaman friend of ours, the discussion crossed that fine line between superstitions and tribal religious beliefs to the vengeful and terribly evil witch known as Skinwalker. Our friend made an for us to a highly respected holy man who acted as a protective guide and buffer between us and any direct contact with the Navajo witch known in the Diné culture as “yee naaldlooshii.” Once we began learning more about these creatures, that buffer has been most important, and that is why publishing this; our third volume containing these Skinwalker reports, has been so long in coming. We have made every precaution to protect the identities of our reporters and informers whose desire to finally be able to see their stories in print can be realized at long last! This volume also contains frightening experiences from people who have violated or scoffed at other Native American beliefs. From what they now feel; they will never do that again!