Hi there.
My friend was quite shook when he looked back at a selfie he took and saw something behind him.
This is not ai edited. Any advice on what it can be , and if so , what advice would you give ?
1st photo - Original
2nd photo - Satured to make it clearer
Besides that, he did mention some anomalies like stuff moving from their place and his gfs phone flipping from the bed onto her hand slightly. Stuff like that.
Thanks
Assuming this is real, that’s a typical shadow person.
I was going to say, if this is an entity, she should have had other symptoms that there was an issue, such as seeing it in mirrors and out the corners of his eyes, feeling presence, and other paranormal symptoms. If he didn’t, I lean towards this being fake. A humans’ senses are better than cameras every time.
… and you updated the post to mention that he did get these as I wrote that, so then, that would make this the hands down best photo of a shadow person on the internet. 
Banish and cleanse then set up wards, because randoms like that have no business trespassing in your house. It’s costs nothing and does no harm. But shadow people are time wasting energy leeches and should be shown the door.
Tell him to fix his spiritual hygiene Unofficial Tutorials: Spiritual Hygiene & Defense Basics Collection
Thanks a lot. He also mentioned restlessness at night , suddenly this week feeling tired and usually almost getting “scared” awake at 2-3am . By scared I mean suddenly, randomly.
I also immediately thought shadow person / entity. Are they dangerous though?
And also what invited them in ? Negative emotions , or ?
I know what it is very precisely, this spirit. I’ve met him before. It’s called a hoax.
I don’t really know myself if this picture is true or false either, I just find it a bit unlikely you just happen to stumble on such a clear picture, and then that you both only happen to “know” it was there after you looked at the picture, even though the camera is obviously in selfie position. He would have watched behind as well since to take a selfie you look at the camera’s angle itself to make sure you look good, and the figure and white eyes would be blatant to look at.
If you can see it in the picture, you could see it on the camera as well and yet he doesn’t really seem panicked, all while lighting a lighter and with flames into his glasses and stuff, to make it look like a casual encounter of a shadow people in the camera. Perfect timing as well.
I hope i’m dead wrong but you have to admit it is suspicious.
Well tbh, as he described it, he thought it was a tree from outside . Hense no suspicion at first.
Then started experiencing some anomalies as mentioned in post. Then browsed his gallery again randomly and saw it again and asked me .
-Photo was taken 27 July, he only asked me now 5 minutes ago.
I reckoned nope. The arm is clearly visible and eyes are aligned. And told him that’s not random lighting.
I kinda hope you’re right, because that guy has a problem, if not. 
That is a very strong manifestation and that requires a lot of energy, and it’s getting it from somewhere. Probably him.
So he did look at it, then, and still thought it was a tree outside. You say he only asked 5 minutes ago implying he sent it at that same moment as well, even though the metadata of the picture you sent says this instead:
A bit earlier than 5 minutes.
And after parsing the picture through a fake image detector:
Nice try!
AI-generated content removed. Posting AI content is against the ules on this forum.
Note: AI like chatGPT are programmed to maximize engagement and tend to agree with anything you ask it, just to keep you happy and responding. It’s fake and crap and that’s why we never allow AI on this forum.
I resaved the photo to my gallery hense the date. Was first sent to me 27 July 8:30AM. Then tonight discussed it
Fair enough makes sense
The image was modified, friend.
Maybe not by you but then your friend is pulling your leg - you can see where the pixels were removed.
Unlisted as this appears to be a false alarm and nothing to do with the discussion of magick, more’s the pity.
When something looks too good to be true…
