They do sound really neat; I enjoyed reading about your little girl's experiences with her MUTB :thumbup:

Abundance wrote:They do sound really neat; I enjoyed reading about your little girl's experiences with her MUTB :thumbup:

That's a wonderful story Cheesie, it's true kids are way open to spirit's, thank-you for sharing this with us.

Just gotta ask what is an ''MUTB'' monster under the bed, but what type of spirit/entity is that?

SPIRIT KEEPING AS A FAMILY, YOU ARE ONE KICK ASS MOM :sly:

What an experience! I hope everyone enjoyed the lemon cake. Your little ones sound so adorable with their( MUTB)

4bluefaeries wrote:Just gotta ask what is an ''MUTB'' monster under the bed, but what type of spirit/entity is that?

Blue - in my family, that's just what we've always called them. Monsters Under the Bed... I don't know of any other name for them. They eat nightmares, the accidentally created thoughtforms that children make, and they eat monsters that plague children while they sleep. They're also very good "invisible" friends and guides for children. I also recommend them for people who are going through emotional trauma and crisis, even adults, and anyone with mental illness.

I conjured my first one when I was 9, I think - it was a very long time ago. I ended up with a whole family of five living under my bed. I had very severe insomnia when I was a child, still do. The Monsters help me sleep... and when I was a child, they used to escort me to the bathroom at night. I was a typical child, and I was afraid of both the alligators and hippos that populated my floor after dark, and also the toilet monster. The MUTB's were very helpful... they ate the alligators and hippos... and the toilet monster never showed up when they were with me. They also ate anything that slipped through the closet after I had that accident with the portal in there.

I've been conjuring them for family members and close friends ever since... and I really felt that they are so beneficial that everyone should get to know them as well as I do. I realize that they work best with children, but I was still working with them when I was over the age of consent, and as you see, Cheesie is also having some good experiences with them as a parent. I have some other friends who are adults, and I myself still keep two under my own bed. I think that everyone should have a Monster in their life. They're such wonderful guides.

Deepest blessings...
Nycto

PS - thank you for the review, Cheesie.

:meme: sounds wonderful!!! :lol:

MagickFromtheMysts wrote:

4bluefaeries wrote:Just gotta ask what is an ''MUTB'' monster under the bed, but what type of spirit/entity is that?

Blue - in my family, that's just what we've always called them. Monsters Under the Bed... I don't know of any other name for them. They eat nightmares, the accidentally created thoughtforms that children make, and they eat monsters that plague children while they sleep. They're also very good "invisible" friends and guides for children. I also recommend them for people who are going through emotional trauma and crisis, even adults, and anyone with mental illness.

I conjured my first one when I was 9, I think - it was a very long time ago. I ended up with a whole family of five living under my bed. I had very severe insomnia when I was a child, still do. The Monsters help me sleep... and when I was a child, they used to escort me to the bathroom at night. I was a typical child, and I was afraid of both the alligators and hippos that populated my floor after dark, and also the toilet monster. The MUTB's were very helpful... they ate the alligators and hippos... and the toilet monster never showed up when they were with me. They also ate anything that slipped through the closet after I had that accident with the portal in there.

I've been conjuring them for family members and close friends ever since... and I really felt that they are so beneficial that everyone should get to know them as well as I do. I realize that they work best with children, but I was still working with them when I was over the age of consent, and as you see, Cheesie is also having some good experiences with them as a parent. I have some other friends who are adults, and I myself still keep two under my own bed. I think that everyone should have a Monster in their life. They're such wonderful guides.

Deepest blessings...
Nycto

PS - thank you for the review, Cheesie.

Thank-you Nycto, for answering this, they do sound wonderful, will maybe consider one in the future!!!!,but no toilette monster, my dog might not want to sharing his favorite drinking fountain!!!!! :lol:

I don't think conjuring toilet monsters ever crossed my mind... they creep me out too much. Bed monsters are sweet. Toilet monsters are just...

Well. I just don't have words for my opinion of them.

Toilet monsters are poopy

Toilet monsters... Great, never going to be able to use one again now..