Welcome to part two of our conversation with Wes Forsythe.

We were talking earlier about the ideology that, you know, something's the devil or this is demonic, obviously overused in every which way possible.

Do you see any difference when we're talking about, I guess, methods in communication with people.

There's obviously the big stigma around the Ouija board.

It's like one of the oldest ways, I guess, of trying to communicate.

And obviously today there's far more things that people use in similar fashions, I would say, of trying to communicate, whether it be Avalis or getting an EVP or a ghost box insert, insert latest thing here.

Is there a difference in using those more modern things versus the stigma that's attached with something like a Ouija board?

I do think most of the more modern things, if you will, the ghost box, for example,

I do think they are a safer method of communication.

But I do firmly believe that the say in any communication scenario,

that a lot of it is left up to the individual and what you've done to fortify your soul,

if you will, to protect yourself. I've watched investigators on TV, but in real world, too, when I hear someone

go, use my energy to manifest, I'm like, don't fucking say that. Yeah. To me, that's an invitation.

Nothing I ever do when I'm communicating can be construed in any way as an invitation in any way to

mess with me. And I don't go in and I don't provoke. I don't challenge. I just go puff my

chest out and I go in like Patrick Swayze in that movie where he was a bouncer.

That's kind of the way I look at the whole situation.

To me, a ghost box because there's no physical interaction is a relatively safe way unless you get too involved in it mentally.

My personal, I have two ways that I communicate. I have gotten, I've developed, I would say, some empathic

abilities. In other words, occasionally there's a voice in my ear, but usually I just get emotions.

I feel emotions. But when I feel the emotions, I take a little bit of them. And then if I feel they're too strong, if I feel that somebody's, you know, abusing the privilege. And if you want to put that real world terms, the guy that comes up talking to you and gets in your face, if you will, you know, I'm not a, I just, I take a step back and say, that's not mine. You know, you keep that to yourself.

Sure.

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