A strange device given as gifts to subscribers of TeleMind MentalSoaps series. The device is tuned to the mind of the owner and projects a series of hellish, strange images. These images turn into whatever interpreted and desired "show" the owner desires. However, on occasion, a hijacked image containing "Lilith's Dungeon" appears, a hall of eyes and red that some owners adore... but these users are never around for long as reports of the device devouring or disappearing the users became common... Worse, only one survivor was found... telling of how they found themselves in those very same red halls for real...

second thing

Creepy accuracy aside, you saying I’ll get a happy life and a place to live? Sign me up.

Yes, the name “psychic (psychiatric) machine” conjures up the image of a wacky coin-operated fortune booth… which is the google result you get when you search it for the most part (but perhaps it’s named that way for a reason— so that anyone who talks about it will seem as though they’re discussing something ridiculous). But I assure you there have been 3 cases taken to court over this machine. So it has a history. Otherwise, I would never have believed Ms. Burns. But what I do know is that I want this machine stopped. I don’t want it sold on the black market. I don’t want it aimed at my child or any other child for that matter. I don’t want it aimed at anyone. If it’s not aimed at terrorists (if it’s being aimed at us), we’re not a good country. We’re not the country we think we are. After all, if you aim, then you premeditate (a shit-load of crimes). And anything that happens, while that aiming is being done, is the responsibility of those aiming. The person it happens to can’t be responsible for shit. They can’t be responsible for a car wreck. They can’t even be responsible for what they say, etc…. (and that's a big "etc...")

...a few cryptic notes in De Selby's unpublished Journal VII, dated 1936, suggest that this device was shot down with an antique lead ball musket by a soviet scientist in 1942. No other documentation of its existence can be found.