Spooky Scary Storytime Presents: REAL STORIES OF JINNS & OTHER SPIRITS

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  @helenneal4950 · 1 year ago

  As native American we do NOT say the SW word. Saying it's name will call it to you. As a Christian I believe in angels and demons. And as a person who loves to study different cultures, I believe in Jinns. None of these are to be played with but a healthy dose of fear avoided.

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  @nuzha101 · 1 year ago

  Hiii!! Muslim here!! Imam is pronounced ‘ee-maam’ 🖤 love your videos and love hearing these jinn stories that are like what my grandma told me when I was growing up

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  @nardieb7853 · 8 months ago

  My two daughters had the same dream at the same time, they were asking each other what happened in the dream and they both already knew. I was just sitting there listening to them.

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  @AngelaGDiaz-ln1kk · 1 year ago

  Ashlee please make long compliations of your tiktoks, we love them

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  @nuzha101 · 1 year ago

  Also, similar to SWs we’re encouraged not to say ‘jinn’ or talk about them, especially at night, because as I’ve heard described they like when you talk about them and you’ll attract them closer to you

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  @creshennaabraham...soldier1618 · 7 months ago

  BABY..I love listening to u...but u DO NOT have to keep saying you're not trying to be disrespectful. If they can't tell by your spirit (sweet girl) and that got damn sensitive they don't need to be here. Recounting a story is not disrespecting someone's culture.

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  @leahseim6635 · 1 year ago

  Higher dimensional entities are telepathic and when people are highly emotional, they put off more energy that can be noticed by other beings that are normally vibrating too fast for us to see. (Pers exp.)

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• GO

  @goldielocke76 · 1 year ago

  Omggeee I came to YT from your TikTok and girl, you did NOT disappoint 😍🥰💜

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• JU

  @juliewade2069 · 1 year ago

  I laughed Ashlee "If you hear your name, no you didn't!"

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  @roobiiiii · 1 year ago

  i lovee this type of video,multiple stories in one sitting yes pleasee😭

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  @rika.1412 · 1 year ago

  i think those leg jhumkas might be referring to "payal". they're basically jewellery and they make sound when you walk in them, many traditional dancers also wear them so that their feet makes the sound and it adds to the music playing in the background.

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  @lalaskow1434 · 1 year ago

  It’s interesting to watch my dogs when I am listening to your stories.  One of my dogs popped his head up and then went and hid during story 4.  She seemed scared too!

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