Posessed By Jinn On The Fosse Way

The Fosse Way is an ancient road.

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. . . the Druids, the Celt’s scientific and spiritual leaders, were some of the most intellectually advanced thinkers of their age, it is said, who developed the straight roads in the 4th Century BC, hundreds of years before the Italian army marched across the continent.

“They had their own road system on which the Romans later based theirs,” Mr Robb said, adding that the roads were built in Britain from around the 1st Century BC.

“It has often been wondered how the Romans managed to build the Fosse Way, which goes from Exeter to Lincoln. They must have known what the finishing point would be, but they didn’t conquer that part of Britain until decades later. How did they manage to do that if they didn’t follow the Celtic road?”

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Piece by piece, there emerges a map of the ancient world constructed along precise celestial lines: a huge network of meridians and solar axes that served as the blueprint for the Celtic colonisation of Europe, dictated the placement of its settlements and places of worship, and was then almost wholly wiped from history.

At Flintham, Nottinghamshire, beside the Fosse Way there was an Islamic school.

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'Muslims are worried because the state school system is failing in the inner city. This will be an experiment. We want to create a better atmosphere for children to learn.'

Ofsted took a look at this school.

artsweb.bham.ac.uk... Institute report

"Pupils spend the mornings and evenings on Islamic studies (18.75 hours a week compared with 11.25 for secular studies) which includes learning Arabic and Urdu. Pupils were mechanically competent but lacked understanding in these languages. Pupils had little contact with non-religious literature and were not introduced to any British religious or cultural traditions outside Islam".

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"There are no proper arrangements for the disposal of rubbish, including food waste from pupils’ rooms and dormitories. This results from pupils sleeping in the same rooms as full waste bins containing smelly food waste. There is also an accumulation of such rubbish and broken glass outside dormitory windows. At the time of the fire drill, during the inspection, pupils had to walk in bare feet through this dangerous and unhygienic mess"

The school closed in 2007.

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The institute, which closed in 2007, was in the former RAF Syerston officers’ mess.

Locals have safety concerns.

www.flinthamvillage.co.uk...

The site is supposed to be secure but obviously is not because intruders have gained entrance and lit fires in the remains of the former Officers Mess.

Planning permission for 95 homes has been obtained, I can't find any update on this.

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“We have not 100% decided on what is the next step. “We may be using it as an institute or we may be selling it. “We will try to sort out this as soon as possible . . .

Here is a riveting tale of possession by Jinn at the school.

Listening from 1:13 I note calling for assistance from the Flying Spaghetti Monster did not appear to be effective. Perhaps a rethink is required. Teaching children the value of controlling fear in the face of spirits may be a better way of dealing with Jinn.



I wonder if the proximity of the ancient pathway may have been a factor in this possession?

What say you ATS? Are Jinn more active near the ancient sites?

a reply to: Kester

I've traversed along Fosse Way many times. I'm not 100% sure but I think that is where I saw a silver sphere one day in broad daylight watching all the cars drive by. My sighting was definitely in Lincolnshire but it was quite a few years ago. I'll check Google earth.

I had no idea that the road had such a rich history.

a reply to: Kester

There are No jinn on the Foss road, maybe a few Ghosts and Spirit's but Jinn if I remember live in the Saudi desert, mainly in the Empty Quarter and are Saudi version's of fairy's and demon's which travelled with there faith to be used as a name all for all demon's in those country's that became Islamic.

Unless you mean Gin, probably been quite a few people so possessed over the century's on the Foss way.


Now joking aside the Celt's were far more advanced and cultured than the Roman's wanted to portray them, in fact the Celts had full equal right's for woman in there culture, woman could ditch there old bloke and take a new one no problem from a social stand point and there were even Celtic female warrior's such as the warrior queen Bodicca.
Remains' of Celtic wooden road's (I don't know if there are any examples of Stone Celtic road's) have been found in Europe, Eira etc.

But remember there are remains' of wooden causeway's predating the Celt's and there druid priests also in western Europe.

In fact there may be entire chapters of lost history in Europe and from before the Celt's there are the remains' of the hill fort's of Caledonia, the ruin's of Eira also predating the Celt's and the barrow's of the people whom existed before the Celt's and the Druid's as well as Carnac in France all of which show that those ancient people had processional way's and therefore at least knew the concept of a road.

And the Roman's were not so much inventor's (Oh they made plenty of invention's in there own right but) as users of other's people's invention's which they then made there own, even the Roman arch was really Etruscan.

a reply to: LABTECH767

advanced and cultured

If only I was advanced and cultured enough to avoid spelling mistakes in the title. Aargh!

a reply to: Kester
Hey Kester my writing is terrible you have nothing to be ashamed of, I had to laugh though at the idea of being possessed by a GIN especially as Gin does indeed live in a bottle.

a reply to: LABTECH767

originally posted by: LABTECH767
a reply to: Kester

There are No jinn on the Foss road, maybe a few Ghosts and Spirit's but Jinn if I remember live in the Saudi desert, mainly in the Empty Quarter and are Saudi version's of fairy's and demon's which travelled with there faith to be used as a name all for all demon's in those country's that became Islamic.

Muslims do not believe that the soul of a deceased person can still wander on this earth. The spirits and ghosts you refer to are by muslims believed to be Jinns. The word jinn goes far to encompass the jinn as well as the demons. Jinn in Arabic literally means “hidden from sight”. Demons are also from the jinn-kind but muslims refer to them as Shayateen i.e the plural form of the word Shaytan or Satan in english.

This verse of the Quran makes it clear:

“… Verily he (shaytan/satan) and his soldiers from the jinn or his tribe see you from where you cannot see them…” (Surah Al-A`raf Chapter 27)

"Soldiers from the jinn" refers to those of the jinn who chose the path of Satan. That's why they're called Shayateen. Shayateen (aka demons) are evil in nature and have an intense hatred towards humans.

a reply to: ElectricFeel

Jinn in Arabic literally means “hidden from sight”.

Thank you for clarifying that.

There is much of interest in this series. www.youtube.com...

a reply to: Kester

Cool thread, thanks for sharing. S&F

originally posted by: Kester
a reply to: ElectricFeel


There is much of interest in this series. www.youtube.com...

Yep! I remember watching a couple of episodes a year ago orso. Very intresting indeed, have you watched it?

a reply to: ElectricFeel

I'm watching bits and pieces in between other stuff. I'm adding one to another thread now.

originally posted by: Kester
What say you ATS? Are Jinn more active near the ancient sites?

Ancient sites are built on ley-line interception points like Stone Henge. Demons can cross over from their dark world to ours quite easily as the spiritual barrier (veil) there is thin.

This is why so many sacrifices occurred at these sites.

As already mentioned Djinn are the Middle Eastern version of the European giant or rephaim. So sensing a demon on a ley-line junction is quite common.

Sometimes these ley-line junctions are evil, sometimes good depending on if an angel has destroyed the demon.

Demon occupies the above circle as all grass inside the circle is dead like it is in contact with hell itself.

originally posted by: Tristran

This is why so many sacrifices occurred at these sites.

Recent evidence that Druids possibly committed cannibalism and ritual human sacrifice—perhaps on a massive scale—add weight to ancient Roman accounts of Druidic savagery, archaeologists say. After a first century B.C. visit to Britain, the Romans came back with horrific stories about these high-ranking priests of the Celts, who had spread throughout much of Europe over a roughly 2,000-year period.

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a reply to: Tristran

I've visited a few stone circles. I never thought to look at the colour of the grass.

I once camped at Nine Ladies, that was freaky as f#ck.

a reply to: ElectricFeel

I tried another thread but it didn't look right so I've scrapped it. More to learn.

a reply to: Kester

What was the thread about?

Defo got them around arbor Low. There are things there. Strangest thing I ever saw there bar the mothership and varied orbs was the fifty pence piece thing that sort of walked like a human, but there was nothing beneath it leg wise, was bright yellow with straight lines sort of embossed on the surface. The top part of the fifty pence piece the thing bent its 'shoulders' as it followed the ley line. Totally weird

a reply to: ElectricFeel

Secret Societies VS Islam

Pretty sure most Muslims can be possessed at the will of demons (jinn). I mean their whole way of life and teachings are based on those of demons, and open them to demon possession.


Maybe that is why so many Muslims are blowing themselves up, killing other people, and doing all sorts of horrible things.

Their teachings are wicked, and from Satan.

a reply to: Tinystarlight

That could be a very good point. Teaching fear of demons and possession may be increasing possession leading to suicide bombings.