Poltergeist. Russia

The case, which also characterizes the moment of "entering into magic", occurred in the summer of 2002.

"At that time, I had not done such things yet. The first book on magic that I read belonged to the pen of Papyrus. This information interested me so much that I decided to perform a ritual associated with the evocation of a certain demon. The spell was in Latin. According to the prescription of this ritual, I had to fast for several days (I was enough for three days), perform a ritual ablution and then only perform the ritual. But since I was inexperienced, I did not draw any circle and did not take protective actions.

So, I set myself up for three days, and for more effect I bought a lot of white candles and stood in front of the mirror. The ritual was performed at midnight in my bedroom. After casting the spell, nothing happened, and I went to bed. I woke up around three o'clock in the morning, covered in sweat, from a strong feeling of fear. I couldn't move.

Suddenly, I suddenly heard sighs from behind the door. (It should be said right away that the door was locked). After the sighs, strong blows on the door began, as if someone was breaking into the room. It lasted about five minutes, after which I either forgot myself or lost consciousness.

The second time I woke up around 6 o'clock in the morning. Everything happened again, but suddenly it suddenly stopped. A few minutes later, I heard loud sighs near my bed. Then I mentally wished that everything would stop, and told myself that I was not afraid. After that, it was over.

The next morning I woke up with a slight indisposition, similar to a cold. I asked my grandmother–the only one who was in the apartment that night besides me-if she had come in at night or maybe she had heard something. But Grandma didn't hear anything, despite the fact that the blows on the door were quite strong and loud" (Maya K.).