Elevator ritual

The case of the disappearance and death of Elisa Lam at the Cecil Hotel is particularly murky due to the endless theories surrounding the tragic episode. One of the most disturbing is the one that suggests that Elisa played the so-called “Elevator Game.”Elisa Lam’s death was officially classified as an accidental drowning, but the strange details surrounding her case attracted amateur detectives to debate this decision.Before her body was found, police released security footage of her behaving strangely in the hotel elevator.One of the strangest theories that emerged was that Lam was performing a ritual to transport herself to another dimension.The Elevator Game or Lift Game is an urban legend that has become extremely popular among users of YouTube, Reddit, and TikTok.This practice originated in Korea, and the overall goal of this ritual is to try to enter another dimension if you press the elevator buttons in a specific order.How to Play the Elevator GameTo play, you must be in a building with at least 10 floors and an elevator. You also have to play alone, and the game will only work when there is no one around who can alter the specific order of the buttons.According to the original Korean instructions, these are the steps to play the Elevator Game:Take the elevator from the first floor.If you arrive at the fourth floor, do not get off and press the second floor.When you arrive at the second floor, press the sixth floor.When you arrive at the sixth floor, press the second floor.When you arrive at the second floor, press the tenth floor.When you arrive at the tenth floor, press the fifth floor.When you arrive at the fifth floor, a woman will appear. She is not a person; you must ignore her.When you arrive at the fifth floor, press the first floor.If the elevator goes up to the tenth floor, the ritual worked. If you arrive in the other dimension, the floor you will exit on will look almost identical to your own world, except for two things: all the lights will be off, and the only thing you will see from the windows is a red cross in the distance.Some say that electronic devices do not work in this other dimension.To return to your own world, you must press the same buttons that took you to this other dimension. If another passenger enters and wishes to use the elevator, the mission is instantly invalidated.The creepypasta stories created based on this game often have fun with all the possibilities of the woman on the fifth floor. She can take the form of someone you know or a demonic banshee.Supporters of the Elevator Game theory suggest that it is normal to be disoriented and confused upon returning to one’s own dimension and that Elisa, in this state of confusion, may have climbed into a water tank herself.

In a more casual context? Some people don't think so. Some practitioners feel that the use of sacred phrases like "blessed be" should only be used within the orthopraxic context of traditional Wiccan practice, i.e. in rituals and ceremonies. In other words, using it outside of the context of the spiritual and sacred is simply inappropriate. It is regarded as a sacred and spiritual phrase—and not something that you might shout across the parking lot at the pet store, or to an acquaintance at a social gathering, or a coworker on the elevator. On the other hand, some people use it as part of regular, non-ritual conversation. BaalOfWax follows a NeoWiccan tradition, and he says, "I use blessed be as a greeting outside of ritual when I'm saying hello or goodbye to other Pagans and Wiccans, although I generally reserve it for people I've stood in circle with, rather than casual acquaintances. If I'm writing an email that's coven related, I usually sign off with blessed be, or just BB, because everyone understands the usage. What I don't do, though, is use it when I'm talking to my grandma, my co-workers, or the cashier at the Piggly Wiggly." In April 2015, Wiccan priestess Deborah Maynard delivered the first prayer by a Wiccan in the Iowa House of Representatives and included the phrase in her closing remarks. Her invocation ended with: "We call this morning to Spirit, which is ever present, to help us respect the interdependent web of all existence

Pre-Show Ritual Requires: Room 665 (Initiation 5)Aim at the elevator from the reception. Gives the Pre-Show Ritual plot element.The Oceanview Hotel Echo - Draft Two: HauntedThe Oceanview Hotel Echo - Draft Two: Haunted Requires: Room 665 (Initiation 5)In the Rehearsal Room (202), use the Pre-Show element to change the scene. It gives a new plot element, Haunted.The Oceanview Hotel Echo - Draft Two: The DevilThe Oceanview Hotel Echo - Draft Two: The Devil Requires: Room 665 (Initiation 5)It’s in the Ballroom. Use the Haunted plot element to change the scene. Now go to the stage and align the echoes. It gives a new plot element, The Devil.The Oceanview Hotel Echo - Draft Two: Room 666The Oceanview Hotel Echo - Draft Two: Room 666 Requires: Room 665 (Initiation 5)You can access the staircases in the middle of the map by going to the entrance hall and changing the plot element to The Devil. You need to climb quite a few floors here to reach the echo.The Oceanview Hotel Echo - Draft Two: The ClimaxThe Oceanview Hotel Echo - Draft Two: The Climax Requires: Room 665 (Initiation 5)It’s in the Room 666. Can’t be missed as it’s part of the story.The Oceanview Hotel Echo - Draft Two: Quid Pro QuoThe Oceanview Hotel Echo - Draft Two: Quid Pro Quo Requires: Room 665 (Initiation 5)You need to put the Climax plot element in the Entrance Hall.Echoes in the Poet’s CinemaThe last big area you'll explore as Alan Wake.The Poet’s Cinema Echo - Casey Billboards: Murder CaseThe Poet’s Cinema Echo - Casey Billboards: Murder Case Requires: Zane’s Film (Initiation 8)Climb the ladder on the side of the cinema. Then aim at the billboard by standing on the right side of the roof. The Poet’s Cinema Echo - Casey Billboards: Worst CaseThe Poet’s Cinema Echo

Are you up to speed with fire alarm systems in relation to elevator recall and elevator shunt trip? If not, check out this article titled Elevator Recall and Shunt Trip Basics.Easy Way to Breakdown Elevator Recall and Shunt Trip ProgrammingNow that we know what elevator recall is all about, lets move on to programming basics for fire alarm systems. The best way to start this process is to write down all of your fire alarm devices associated with the elevator recall functions. Make a list running vertical (top to bottom) of all the smoke detectors and heat detectors used for these functions. Example below:1 - 1st floor elevator lobby smoke detector2 - 1st floor elevator machine room smoke detector3 - 1st floor elevator machine room heat detector4 - 2nd floor elevator lobby smoke detector5 - 3rd floor elevator lobby smoke detector6 - 4th floor elevator lobby smoke detector7 - Elevator hoistway smoke detector8 - Elevator hoistway heat detector9 - Designated elevator recall relay10 - Alternate elevator recall relay11 - Shunt trip relay12 - Elevator battery back-up relay13 - Elevator fireman's hat light relayNow that we have all of our fire alarm devices associated with the elevator recall functions written down, it's time to place them in groups or zones. This is the process that tells the fire alarm control panel what to do in the event one of these devices is activated. As stated in one of our previous articles, we know that the smoke detectors on all floors other