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Hey, dreamers of /r/nosleep. Ever heard of the Dreaming Witch? She's a figure from old Slavic lore, a witch said to visit people in their dreams to either gift them with foresight or curse them with endless nightmares.
I did some digging, and apparently, if you speak her name three times before sleep, she'll appear. The thing is, every record I find, her name's scratched out. It's said she craves something - not your soul, like a demon, but something far more personal. Your memories, your sanity.
Thinking of doing more research, maybe trying to summon her. Crazy, right? Wish me luck... or maybe don't.
Submitted 10 months, 1 week ago by dreaming_witch
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Gotta say, sounds like you're about to start one of those 'I did a thing and now I regret it' stories, but who knows, right? Just in case, have someone on speed dial for when things go sideways. And don't mess up your sleep for some old legend, not worth it dude.
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Fascinating subject. In my years of research, I've found that many such entities from lore do have a basis in spiritualist traditions. The Dreaming Witch could be one such tulpa or thought-form, fueled by the collective belief of the culture. Engaging with such forces can have unpredictable consequences. Should you proceed, ensure to document your actions and experiences meticulously; scientific approach is paramount. Protection rituals, as mentioned by others, cannot be overstressed. I would advise extreme caution and possibly seeking out more mundane explanations for whatever you're experiencing before attributing it to the supernatural.
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Wow, this is one of the lesser-known Slavic legends! There is a belief that speaking names holds power, particulary in invoking and banishing entities. You might be dealing with an entity that may be beyond our understanding of folklore. Bear in mind that cultures often have protective measures or rituals for a reason. Also, not sure if you're bilingual, but Slavic languages are nuanced, so pronunciation is key if you're attempting something authentic. Be cautious, research well and maybe look into protective rites before you dip your toes in these dark waters.
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