The Voices Tell Me I'm The Devil.

Taken from a recent live stream and asking questions from the chat.

I only annotate direct replies and other words spirits have said that could be relevant to the session or the person who conducted the session,

When listening headphones are always advised as some words can be quiet and some words can sound off or completely different to people when using different speakers or headphones this is down to the differing impedance, wattage, & ohms as well as different types of speakers,
Listening in Mono or Stereo makes a difference to the sound outcome on playback..

Using my headphones on this session this is what i heard, if it comes across to other people completely different then that is what you perceive the words to be upon listening.
Annotation isn't a strict science where the paranormal is concerned as interpretation is left to your own discretion, This is something i learnt in my early years doing evps so my theory is, "if in doubt throw it out".

If i hear something that maybe similar or it may be suspect i will always put a "question mark" or a "maybe" or even a "sounds like" which again is left to the person who is listening so they can either disregard what they hear or interpret words as they hear them for themselves which is what i have done in this session.

I do not and will never use noises generated by the sweep, simply because they are just that noises.
Noises and screeching are NOT words, Some harmonic sounds can sound like words, if the context is right i will use harmonics on occasion.
Substituting sounds and noises for words is NOT conducive and is in fact building a false narrative and misleading.
Also substituting noises for words cannot be presented as evidence to the paranormal scientific community.

Furthermore my technique is to generally lead a session or follow the lead of the person that is conducting a session.
This is the correct method in orchestrating a session, i try not to follow random words spoken during a session that..