How are Djinn Classified?

Samsara · Wed Jul 01, 2009 11:55 pm

Kevi wrote:
Suga, when you ask a djinn for money with a specific amount, I don't think they will give you that amount by letting you win just some lottery or scratch off. I did ask my djinn one time to grant me 10k also, and I never win anything close to 10k, but somehow I saved up to 10k.

When it comes to having a djinn to grant you money, you can say something like, "I wish I have more money (Djinn name)." Then you will either find a better job that pays you more, or suddenly feels like getting a certain scratch off ticket and win a unknown amount of money, or someone just giving you money for no reason.

I did this last year by asking my first djinn to grant me more money, then a few weeks later, my boss gave me my salary with a $2000 bonus.

If I had that even I would be happy. Well, I was not expecting to win off the scratchers. Maybe a couple bucks to lure me in some more. But I do have sources that could make 10k possible. I even told her my Investment account does not count.

She did reconnect me with this dude who ran his own business and he gave me a projection of what it would be like if I ran my own business. It's unfortunate this dude wanted an equal partner in every way...uh...sorry...me old school...me no comprende.

Makes you think twice about dating a millionaire when your not one yourself!

Kevi · Fri Jul 03, 2009 1:26 am

suga wrote: Makes you think twice about dating a millionaire when your not one yourself!

Lol, maybe you should ask your djinn to find you a rich man to date. :crazy:

But as far as I know, when a djinn grants you a wish, don't expect they way you think the wish will be grant.
Example: Last year I want to build my body stronger, so I ask for my djinn to help me have a stronger body. For about 4 weeks, nothing happen. I totally forgot about the wish by the fifth week, and that's when my two Cpl. ask me to go to the gym to do some work out. Then I figured out that it was my djinn who granted my wish, so I thanked her.
So, yea, wishes grant by most djinns don't come to us the way we think it will come.

Samsara · Fri Jul 17, 2009 5:32 pm

OMG. I can't decide. Now there is a God Djinn! http://cgi.ebay.com/UNSURPASSED-GOD-DJI ... 7C294%3A30

I'm wondering if I can even handle that kind of power! 50 minutes to think about it...

Amberly · Fri Jul 17, 2009 6:13 pm

Yeah... Lisa's God/Goddess Djinns I hear are quite amazing. :drool: If he is calling to you... then go for it. :thumbup: I am not even attracted to her listed God Djinn at all... so I wouldn't even get it... even if I did have the money to spare. Good luck.

Samsara · Fri Jul 17, 2009 6:21 pm

When I invoke her Asian Djinn, I seriously get swirls of paranormal energy. But when i wear her for too long I get edgy. Her Neb Djinn sold for $350 I think. I totally want one of those too.

Amberly · Fri Jul 17, 2009 6:29 pm

Yeah... I was watching that Neb auction like a hawk. :shock: Ask her for one... she does custom work as well. I would like one as well... but don't have the money at the moment. I will probably get it at the end of the year. :drool:

Samsara · Fri Jul 17, 2009 6:35 pm

I would love to hear some feedback about the Nebs! I know she sold two.

Amberly · Fri Jul 17, 2009 6:42 pm

It's not a sure thing that the buyer(s) of a Neb Djinn is on the fourm though. Would be nice... I would like to know more about it.

paganhillbilly · Fri Apr 30, 2010 11:05 am

Kevi wrote:
When it comes to having a djinn to grant you money, you can say something like, "I wish I have more money (Djinn name)." Then you will either find a better job that pays you more, or suddenly feels like getting a certain scratch off ticket and win a unknown amount of money, or someone just giving you money for no reason.

I did this last year by asking my first djinn to grant me more money, then a few weeks later, my boss gave me my salary with a $2000 bonus.

So yea, ask for more money, not a certain amount. A certain amount usually ends up you saving money.

it seem silly to respond to a post written a year ago, but dude, this is the best advise ive heard in a long time. KUDOS :thumbup: :thumbup:

Abundance · Fri Apr 30, 2010 3:20 pm

paganhillbilly wrote:
"it seem silly to respond to a post written a year ago, but dude, this is the best advise ive heard in a long time. KUDOS"

It good to go over old post and re-vist them there are some great topics and info on the forum that get buried through the months :thumbup:

How are Djinn Classified?

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