The famous Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page once owned Aleister Crowley’s home in Scotland. The infamous occultist bought Boleskine House in 1899. It’s located on the south-east side of Loch Ness on a hillside above a graveyard. Crowley performed many rituals in the house which is known for paranormal activity.
Page bought it in 1970 as he was fascinated with Crowley’s teachings. Can you image what an interesting place that would be to investigate? Crowley was said to have summoned demons there but never banished them which has supposedly contributed to the property’s dubious reputation for strange occurrences.
Occult rituals open doors to the lower overtones of the astral plane. Depending on the intensity of the ceremonies and the innate psychic abilities of those performing them these portals to the other side can remain open indefinitely. Places known for paranormal activity are usually riddled with little fissures that intermittently allow short bursts of energy through from the astral plane.
These fissures are created through death (both natural and unnatural) violence and any number of other occurrences that have a significant degree of emotional intensity which is amplified by the presence of sexual and/or bodily fluids (blood/semen). An occult ritual, however, creates full-blown doors to the other side. These are doors you can drive a truck through!
The openings can be so big that the locations themselves become more of a parallel universe than a curious place where strange things happen from time-to-time. When focused erotic energy is added into the mix a magical ceremony becomes an invitation for sexual possession.
From the forthcoming Sexual Possession: A Ghost Hunters’ Guide to the Paranormal Realm.
Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin in front of Aleister Crowley’s home in Scotland
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