Saint medals

solodroid

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Hey guys.

So I have a Saint Christopher pendant on a necklace that my Fiancée bought me for my birthday. One night I took it off (which I never do), and I had the most horrific demonic nightmares that I actually woke up and put it back on. After that I slept like a baby. I still get those kind of dreams but I have no fear whatsoever. I never take it off now because I am so afraid of having those dreams. I was plagued by nightmares before I got this necklace. Like every second or third night. Do you think it's psychological? One more thing. I'm not Catholic.
 

IroncladMarshmallow

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No, it's not psychological. Modern physics has not learned of particular things, which I shall not describe in detail here. Suffice to say, a "blessed" object can burn demons.
 

PaulaJedi

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Hey guys.

So I have a Saint Christopher pendant on a necklace that my Fiancée bought me for my birthday. One night I took it off (which I never do), and I had the most horrific demonic nightmares that I actually woke up and put it back on. After that I slept like a baby. I still get those kind of dreams but I have no fear whatsoever. I never take it off now because I am so afraid of having those dreams. I was plagued by nightmares before I got this necklace. Like every second or third night. Do you think it's psychological? One more thing. I'm not Catholic.

I am not Catholic, either, but I've had a few experiences with saints that lead me to believe they're truly out there. After all, to be dubbed a saint, they have to appear or perform a miracle after their death.
 

Justinian

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I grew up.. Not Catholic. But my family has horrible, I mean horrendous luck. So my mom would buy us Catholic Saint medals and tell us it couldn't hurt. I've always traveled a lot. Even as a kid I had a gypsy soul. And St Christopher is the patron saint of travelers. I know most of the saints are patron saints of a dozen or so things, but why do you think he's protecting your dreams? Is he the saint of dreams or just because it's a "holy" object. I air quoted holy because I'm not sure if an object isn't blessed by a catholic priest that it can officially be deemed "holy", but I'm just a dirty Atheist. ;) Joking around, but I'd seriously like to hear more about the significance of this medal.
 

solodroid

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So would I. Although I have noticed a lot of changes in my dreams and I'm not terrified of the dark anymore. And I used to be at 26 years old. I always believed spooks were in the dark and would get me.
 

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