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How solid did the ghost appear, did it look as another human being would look or did appear see through?
How did you know it was a ghost and not a halucination?
Did the ghost interact with you ?
How did you feel during the incident and after seeing it?
Did it change your life?
Originally posted by eyesdown
I have personally never seen a ghost, yet I am absolutely terrified at the thought of seeing one. I don't know what I would do or how I would feel if i were to see "a ghost."
How solid did the ghost appear, did it look as another human being would look or did appear see through?
How did you know it was a ghost and not a halucination?
Did the ghost interact with you ?
How did you feel during the incident and after seeing it?
Did it change your life?
Originally posted by itaii
Living in a haunted house for 12 years and growing up around a few paranormal experiences, I would say you do get a little use to it. Educating yourself helps also. Knowing that mainly your fear and mind creates these unrealistic scenarios that make you terrified of these things that you have never seen. If you really see a ghost, say at the end of your hallway or whatever, it's not going to play out the way your mind would think it would. Unless you're housing some sort of demon in your home, which you would be FULLY aware of, you would probably be happy you had the experience.
Did it change your life?
Yes. It did because I know that there is much more to death than just being put in the ground. That makes me happy in a way because at least I know atheists are wrong. It gives me peace to know that your spirit has many more journeys than this one.
I hope that helped a little.
It did help, and it fascinates me that there are people who can take it in their stride. As you say imagination is a key player in fear. Living in a house for 12 years I can see how you can get used to it but how long did it take you to get used to this feeling? Did you ever experience any negative responses from the spirits?
Originally posted by sbc650mike
I lived in a haunted house for 8 yrs. I saw some creepy things, but the one incident I remember the most is when I just got out the shower and opened the bathroom door, I saw my dad 4-5 feet in front of me , walking down the hallway with his back to me. I called his name several times but he didn't notice me. He reached the end of the hall and turned right, into the 2nd bathroom. I followed him, 2secs behind him. When I reached the end of the hall I looked into the bathroom and it was empty and dark. .
Originally posted by itaii
It did help, and it fascinates me that there are people who can take it in their stride. As you say imagination is a key player in fear. Living in a house for 12 years I can see how you can get used to it but how long did it take you to get used to this feeling? Did you ever experience any negative responses from the spirits?
When I was really young it scared me. I would say it took me a few years to get really use to it. If you've never had any experience I think it would take you a few years also.
I would say I have experienced negative responses. The one where and object flew right across the room and hit the wall seemed a little negative to me. It hit loud and I didn't even see it in mid air. I felt like that was unusual and doesn't normally happen with just a typical ghost experience.
If you get the time, you should check out my experience thread.
My Paranormal Experience
I go into detail throughout the whole thread.
Would you like to see a ghost/spirit? Is that what brought up the question?
Originally posted by eyesdown
reply to post by Phantom traveller
Thanks for sharing your story. It was quite touching really, I guess seeing a loved one would take out an element of fear.
Did this confirm exsistence of the after life for you ?
Originally posted by eyesdown
reply to post by OneisOne
I have only recently started hearing about these shadow people, I was reading a thread on here recently and they seem to be quite a common thing. Makes me wonder why some spirits appear in human form with "colour" and some are merely shadows.
The black mass you mention does sound odd, do you think it was targetting the ill or trying to help the ill. That would mean that it was aware of you to some extent, where as alot of cases involve ghosts that are not aware.
I'm really enjoying all these first hand accounts, I personally think there is too many to discredit, yet some people are just ademant skeptics and thats it. My nan and grandad shared a ghost experience, and coming from them it was the most credible thing I have heard to date. Yet my dad who is just stubborn, but it down to central heating.
Originally posted by OneisOne
It is very good you have creditable accounts from family & skeptics around you. If/when you have an experience, it will bring good balance. You will not be afraid to believe it happened, but you will also question the circumstances. You will look for your own answers and that is all anyone could ask for.
I'm headed back to that haunted hospital in June. If you like I can U2U you if anything happens.
It was partially transparent.
How solid did the ghost appear, did it look as another human being would look or did appear see through?
It was partially transparent.
How did you know it was a ghost and not a halucination?
No, I ran away.
Did the ghost interact with you ?
Pure fear. I was young.
How did you feel during the incident and after seeing it?
Probably.
Did it change your life?