John Keel, author of The Mothman Prophecies, warned time and time again about the dangers of thinking about, and pondering on, supernatural entities. And he offered those warnings for a very good reason: Keel, to his eternal cost, had done precisely that himself. He thought about the things he really should not have been thinking about. And what happened? He had run-ins with the very things that were on his mind, that’s what. Eric Knudsen may have thought he created the Slenderman, but as the material above shows, we can make a good argument that the Slenderman is a very old entity; one which, in an almost primordial form, got its grips into Knudsen when he was seeking and reaching for the ultimate Internet monster. Knudsen was, then, far less a creator of a monster and far more a conduit for something that had remained dormant for a while, but which relished the opportunity to be resurrected on the world’s stage. The trick to beating the Slenderman, and keeping him at bay, is not to think about him. The problem is that that’s not the easiest thing to do. Good luck, though…

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Source: mysteriousuniverse.org/2023/03/More-on-the-Matter-…