#502 - VIDEO | Illusion of Scratchen's eye appears in the shadow of my palm

Last night, while mounting my video camera, I captured an illusion of Scratchen's eye on video, which appears briefly inside the shadow cast by the palm of my hand:

This still frame from the video (below) doesn't really capture the eye very well;
however, it shows you where to look when you watch it (upper-left)

I don't know how illusions work exactly; but, like most acts performed by shadow magic, I'm sure that they are always cast with a specific person in mind. This explains, by the way, while such illusions are always facing the camera when they appear.

In the video, it appears very briefly:

It is shown at the beginning of a video, in which I made in the hopes of capturing more blows to my head by demons, just as was recently shown on video in VIDEO | Demons caught....

Illusions of Scratchen's eyes seem to occur whenever the Voices Demons take one step closer to "hurting her little head," a threat they now repeated daily, and one that is invariably followed by a graphic description of ways they've hurt other people in the past (and their intentionally frivolous reasons for doing so).

NOTE | Like serial killers, the Voices Demons leave a signature mark on their victims, specifically, head-related injuries made in a very specific way. This is in addition to other injuries they inflict, which are meant to match or complement victim-specific taunts made to the victim.

It was only a week or so ago that her eyes appeared in another video [see VIDEO | Another illusion of Scratchen's eyes appears inside new apartment]; they also appear in several other videos, all of which were also made by coincidence, and within the past year.

Approximately 2 weeks ago, after having been advised to look outside by the Voices Demons to see what I could lose if I "don't cooperate," I saw the entire Scratchen (or what looked like her) motionless in the driveway. She didn't respond to noise or otherwise indicate she was anything more than another illusion until nearly a minute had passed. When she snapped out of her trance, she ran into the shadows and disappeared, acting as surprised to be at my apartment as I was to see her there.

To read more about that story, and to see the other videos showing an illusion of Scratchen's eyes, search for Scratchen on this site.

#501 - VIDEO | Shadow demon revealed by inability to cast beer bottle's shadow

If you think invisible demons would be hard to prove, consider shadow demons.

First, they look like real shadows—flat and gray; moreover, they hide in them, too, even in shadows moving up to and including 75 miles per hour. When they move, they slide along walls and floors, similarly to shadows.

Secondly, they can mimic your shadow, matching almost perfectly your every move.

Almost.

Skill varies from shadow demon to shadow demons; and, of course, no demon is perfect, making the occasional misstep in their performance inevitable. It is at these times that the trained eye will spot a shadow demon posing as the real thing.

Like mirror demons, shadow demons don't always mimic a person exactly. Their most common imperfection is appearing after a person has been stationary for some time, and/or exiting before a person does, or when a person has only moved slightly. They also trail just slightly behind a person's movements, sometimes missing a matching pose altogether when in a situation where matching close enough to pass as a shadow isn't possible.

I can think of only one scenario where that could happen, Specifically when the shadow demon is aware that a trained eye has pointed his camera at it, and it unexpectedly stymied that it could not mimic its subject close enough to pass as a shadow for people who don't know what they're looking at  (or believe in shadow demons).

I know this because it's the only explanation for what is shown in a video I made while demons of nearly every variety were parading through my home one night, as usual. In the video, you can see a shadow demon lagging behind the subject—a woman—and otherwise doing a pretty poor rendition of her shape. While that might have been obvious enough to me, others probably won't be convinced Until they see the shadow demon  mimic the woman drinking from her bottle almost a full second late—and without the shadow of the bottle:

Clearly, the shadow demon didn't have a shadow-of-a-beer-bottle demon on hand to pick up at the same time the woman did; also, shadow demons are apparently unable to produce shadows of objects it does not readily possess. So, in this case, the demon simply lifts it empty hands as the woman lifts hers to take a drink.

Greater Ashland Paranoral Research comments on this video
On its Facebook page, Greater Ashland Paranormal Research wrote: "Hi James. We haven't had a chance to look at all of the vids or photos yet but have checked out some. I have to say the shadow-lady one was really interesting. It's hard to tell what's going on because it's difficult to see the perspective in light/shadow-play on the angle of the wall to the woman's right but at first-look it does look like the shadow isn't fully tracking well with her movements and you can see it move before her at one point, then she moves and it lags behind her, and it does appear the "shadow arms" go up with nothing in them. Unless there is someone else in the room, just off-camera, mocking the woman's movements, you could possibly have something there. We would like to see a higher-resolution of that video footage if it's available."

#500 - PHOTO | Camera in motion reveals demon-possessed (or surgically assaulted) guest

CONTENT ADVISORY | This post contains content that is suitable only for adults (18+ years old) that consent to viewing adult material. Reader discretion is advised.

A demon that is in an altered time flow [see VIDEO | Demons can alter the flow of time], which makes it invisible (because it's moving so fast) can be revealed by a taking a picture while swinging the camera—in other words, intentionally blur the picture by motion. I think it's the Doppler effect or refraction or diffraction or what-not as defined by the science of optics that allows for the light reflecting off of such fast moving objects to be concentrated enough to stamp an impressionable image on the sensor [see The Physics Classroom: How Do We Know Light Behaves Like a Wave?].

Whatever the scientific explanation may be, this is for certain: if a demon is moving so fast (due to his altering of time, somehow) that the light reflecting off of it is not substantial enough to cast an image cognizable by your eyes or a steady camera, then the above-described too-easy-and-simple-to-believe-trick may reveal it.

NOTE | The camera must be panned at a certain speed, which can only be ascertained by trial-and-error.

Same goes with people. If a demon puts someone in an altered time flow, you can take a snapshot of what's going on within that altered time flow at any given moment by simply panning your video camera across their person while recording; then, to see what that person looked like in that moment, you can skim the portion of the video that's blurred by the motion of the camera frame-by-frame, and then look for things besides just a blurry person (like a person with fangs, yellow snake-eyes, and claws) [see PHOTO | Cloaked pins and stitching attach face to skull]

I don't ever do this on purpose; but, with so much demonic activity around me, I do use my camera a lot. Moreover, I often turn it on before I have it set up where I want it—plus, it's a cellphone camera—so, it gets "panned" a lot when I'm recording video.

Here's what my date looked like up-close when my camera slipped a little, making part of the video blurry, in two of the clearest still frames:

My guest sports yellow snake-eyes and a half-fanged mouth, and appears to be holding a demonic-looking doll

Although somewhat difficult to distinguish, my guest sported a mouthful of fangs in several of the motion-blurred still frames; also, one yellow snake-eye is quite prominent

As you can see, either his inner demon is expressing itself, just like mine has [see PHOTOS/VIDEOS | Further demonic possession revealed; see also PHOTOS | The demon possessing me, revealed], or he's been/being operated on, just like I apparently was [see PHOTO | Frontal cranial plate detached from head, looks like hobgoblin demon mask].

Here's what he looks like in normal time, without any visible demon modifications:

A still frame from the portion of the video not in motion

As you can see, big difference; and, as you can figure out, the differences are not caused by simple blurriness.

NOTE | My guest's cellphone turned into a little demon, which looks like a small doll; similarly, my cellphone once seemed to turn into the mask of a female hobgoblin demon while the camera was in motion, which is shown in PHOTO GALLERY | What a hobgoblin demon looks like.

The video from which these still frames were taken from is being provided for authenticity purposes; it is intended for those 18 years old or more, who consent to viewing adult material (sexual acts depicted), and can be viewed on Vimeo at:

Guest Demon in the Stills from James Bush on Vimeo.

https://vimeo.com/58419391

Why would such a video be provided, even for authenticity purposes? It looks like a man is either being operated on or is being put under severe stress by malevolent entities. We're talking demons here, and we're talking about people being hurt; that makes it actually important to be forthcoming with everything: the good, the bad, and the ugly.

NOTE | A plethora of similar videos can be seen in The (tweaker sex) Life of a (bag whore) Demoniac.

Speaking of which, following are more of the still frames that reveal demonic activity (versus simple motion blurring); note the face on the black object at the right, which changes a couple of times: