@34:36 Its better to be silent, then to be wrong. When something has an unfortunate detail, better to ignore the situation than to pester the wise with misinformation. Because it will alway come back to bite you.
I love the time travel aspect of the video. Really interesting and I was wondering now that this has been completely investigated and debunked, what happened to the Zac Baggins Dybbuk box? Is it still in his museum and he is still claiming that it is real? Or has he turned it back into a wine cabinet and is telling people on the tour to be wary of huskers? Let me predict ... he is still saying it is real.
Dybbuk boxes can’t hold 5th level demons. In DnD 5th edition, Dybbuks are explicitly listed with a challenge rating of 4! Utterly absurd hogwash. You’d maybe need to be at least a 5th level WIZARD though to trap one, seeing as how you’d have to be able to cast magic circle and arcane lock at a bare minimum.
Wax would not keep a demon in a Dybbuk box in reality because they can just get out easily and if a Dybbuk box is so dangerous as we hear they are then it would be harder for us to get them online I love how you research and find the facts
We literally made a movie about this back in 2006. We thought it was true story. Kevin Mannis contacted me later in October of 2011 about it. We were sorry to see it was hoax.
Im an amateur doing some research , how these boxes are possiblly made. A little bit of thinking and not believing its just one story , reminded of great pyramid of egypt. Other interesting contents like cards and items from the owner go inside. Why would these things exist in an occult point. They where in ceremonies to bring spirits to the afterlife and guide the living through the afterlife. Its takes a bit of understanding but were in a strange and unknown universe.
Yea like resale shops and antique shops I’m sure lol but seriously probably an antique store in New York in a Jewish community not even being discriminating against anyone but I’ve found some unique items over time and always at some super old small town antique shops and resale or estate sales never a dybbuk box lol but wasn’t looking for that either so you never know!!
If the original Dubbuk box was made by a female holocaust victim who apparently moved to Spain, How many boxes are in the world and how can all these boxes have creepy vibes.
Bruh, if ur gonna do an introduction vid. U have to give the entire story behind the damn thing!!!! If i knew the story of it then I wouldn't haave started watching this vid. The ppl who click on here wanna know who, what, where, when, why, and how did it all begin. As a CZcamsr, your job is to do all the research for the viewers so they don't have to. Thats the whole reason why ppl watch. Soon as u said im not gonna give the whole story, I instantly stopped the vid and started typing this. Now, after 2yrs+(If you didn't know) thats why you dont have many views!!!!
jew here! i'm so relieved to see someone challenge these claims. thank you for interviewing a rabbi! you did your research and i'm really impressed. the rabbi was on point: the only time i heard of the concept of a dybbuk was in 9th grade. there's some real cultural appropriation of judaism and its folklore. it's not talked about enough.
HEY that's me! That was a blast!
Kenny is an awesome researcher - leave it to him to pull up the patent!
I seem to remember first being introduced to the dybbuk box in the show A Haunting.
That is such a cute little liquor cabinet.
Personally, I just want to get a travel wine cabinet like that. It would be a great gift for my cousin. He loves good liquor.
Great research! I just have to laugh that Bagins got taken and yet is still tryinglto sell the sizzle of the dybbuk.
This is an amazingly done video man!!! So much work was put into this!
The editing made me giggle. Great work!
Great job in doing your homework. I'm not sure if you see it this way, but what you do is especially important these days.
So it took Kevin 19 years to rip off one of the ideas from _Ghostbusters._
Love the slogan, never stop learning❤
So Hollywood. A ghost is a ghost, they're not cats. LOL
@34:36
Its better to be silent, then to be wrong.
When something has an unfortunate detail, better to ignore the situation than to pester the wise with misinformation. Because it will alway come back to bite you.
I love the time travel aspect of the video. Really interesting and I was wondering now that this has been completely investigated and debunked, what happened to the Zac Baggins Dybbuk box? Is it still in his museum and he is still claiming that it is real? Or has he turned it back into a wine cabinet and is telling people on the tour to be wary of huskers? Let me predict ... he is still saying it is real.
It's still mentioned on the museum's web site.
Ghosts are real
@@JackMarston-kf3es Ah, OK. thanks for clearing that up!
You are adorable. I love your mind, positive attitude and the research is so well presented. Your videos are such a treat.
Explain to the young man over at MindSeed TV that the dybuk box is fake.
😂😂😂
You “spirits in that Dibbuk box “ the drinking kind lol cool
Dybbuk boxes can’t hold 5th level demons. In DnD 5th edition, Dybbuks are explicitly listed with a challenge rating of 4! Utterly absurd hogwash. You’d maybe need to be at least a 5th level WIZARD though to trap one, seeing as how you’d have to be able to cast magic circle and arcane lock at a bare minimum.
Wax would not keep a demon in a Dybbuk box in reality because they can just get out easily and if a Dybbuk box is so dangerous as we hear they are then it would be harder for us to get them online I love how you research and find the facts
If I put regular captain morgan rum in it will it come out as the better captain Morgan's private stock?
Ill watch my email for your invitation to try
Excellent!
We literally made a movie about this back in 2006. We thought it was true story. Kevin Mannis contacted me later in October of 2011 about it. We were sorry to see it was hoax.
Im an amateur doing some research , how these boxes are possiblly made.
A little bit of thinking and not believing its just one story , reminded of great pyramid of egypt.
Other interesting contents like cards and items from the owner go inside. Why would these things exist in an occult point. They where in ceremonies to bring spirits to the afterlife and guide the living through the afterlife.
Its takes a bit of understanding but were in a strange and unknown universe.
Do they sell those boxes anywhere? (The one you had the booze in)
Yea like resale shops and antique shops I’m sure lol but seriously probably an antique store in New York in a Jewish community not even being discriminating against anyone but I’ve found some unique items over time and always at some super old small town antique shops and resale or estate sales never a dybbuk box lol but wasn’t looking for that either so you never know!!
Ghosts are ghosts, they can leave the BOXXXX.
If the original Dubbuk box was made by a female holocaust victim who apparently moved to Spain, How many boxes are in the world and how can all these boxes have creepy vibes.
Bruh, if ur gonna do an introduction vid. U have to give the entire story behind the damn thing!!!! If i knew the story of it then I wouldn't haave started watching this vid. The ppl who click on here wanna know who, what, where, when, why, and how did it all begin. As a CZcamsr, your job is to do all the research for the viewers so they don't have to. Thats the whole reason why ppl watch. Soon as u said im not gonna give the whole story, I instantly stopped the vid and started typing this. Now, after 2yrs+(If you didn't know) thats why you dont have many views!!!!
I am the dubbuk in the box. Believe in me I am real! My box has a Celtic knot on it. Be afraid.
I was formerly in a 1958 Plymouth Fury.
@36:58
You could have remained silent, and said nothing. But, you sought to convince with misinformation and then it became a liability.
Maybe misinformation is the wrong term. Ignorance might describe it better
It's hunted. And ghosts are real.
@@Primrose.ponies Ok
@@JackMarston-kf3es did you respond to your own comment? Tf?
@@jenniferneal8874 No. Answered to Trista6305. Not my account. Probably he removed his comment or CZcams.
jew here! i'm so relieved to see someone challenge these claims. thank you for interviewing a rabbi! you did your research and i'm really impressed. the rabbi was on point: the only time i heard of the concept of a dybbuk was in 9th grade.
there's some real cultural appropriation of judaism and its folklore. it's not talked about enough.