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We moved the furniture from our bedroom and our son's bedroom, got new stuff for the living room and kitchen areas. We brought all our clothes and things, is this what you meant? Also, our two cats came.
Originally posted by GoOfYFoOt
A couple of questions before I attempt a response...
Did ANYTHING (tangible) make the journey from the old home to the new one that belonged to the old home?
No. Never. Although I do have an interest in the paranormal and like to read paranormal-event materials.
Have you ever dabbled in the occult? (ouija board, se'ance, etc...)
I don't think I'm sensitive, I KNOW my husband isn't. My son is... different. Sometimes I think hes a genius, other times I wonder about his sanity. The only thing is he's afraid of something in his closet.
Have you associated anyone in the home with a "sensitivity" to the paranormal? (yourself, your son in particular...)
No....no book. Although it does sound like something out of a stephen king novel, doesn't it..
Is this research for a book? (had to ask)edit on 7-7-2012 by GoOfYFoOt because: added info
Originally posted by XeroOne
reply to post by smyleegrl
The whole thing could be psychological, like stress-related. Any problems in your work or social life?
Originally posted by Kangaruex4Ewe
Sweet Fancy Moses!!! That would have been terrifying! I am not sure if I could go back to sleep as easily.
I have "felt" things all my life. Seen things out of the corner of my eye, etc. But I have never stared at something like that and after reading your OP...I am thankful for it.
I FIRMLY believe in gut instinct and "feeling" when something is wrong or evil. Did you have any of those feelings when you saw it? Like you or your son were in danger? Did you "feel" like it was a threat or "feel" an overwhelming urge to leave the house?
I have always been fine in my house because I "feel" no threat. I have felt great threats in other places...and I get out of Dodge quick. Always trust your gut. It will never lead you wrong!
Originally posted by smyleegrl
Originally posted by Kangaruex4Ewe
Sweet Fancy Moses!!! That would have been terrifying! I am not sure if I could go back to sleep as easily.
I have "felt" things all my life. Seen things out of the corner of my eye, etc. But I have never stared at something like that and after reading your OP...I am thankful for it.
I FIRMLY believe in gut instinct and "feeling" when something is wrong or evil. Did you have any of those feelings when you saw it? Like you or your son were in danger? Did you "feel" like it was a threat or "feel" an overwhelming urge to leave the house?
I have always been fine in my house because I "feel" no threat. I have felt great threats in other places...and I get out of Dodge quick. Always trust your gut. It will never lead you wrong!
You know, it wasn't a scary feeling when I saw it. Of course, I only saw it for a nano-second, so maybe there wasn't enough time to form an opinion.
What bothered me was the timing between seeing it and my son's scream. They may not even be connected for all I know, and the whole thing just a big coincidence.
I have never felt anything but peace in my new house, and although I'm kinda unnerved right now, I don't feel threatened or anything else.
My son also likes our house, "except at bedtime when my closet is open."
Originally posted by GoOfYFoOt
reply to post by smyleegrl
As for items from the old home, I was referring to something that was there when you moved in, that came with you to the new home.
WHat you need to decide is what you believe in. If you believe in the possibility of the paranormal then pursue paranormal remedies. If you think it was psychological, then seek advice from someone in that field.
(hint: the two realms overlap further than most people think)
If you choose to pursue the prior, I would be willing to assist you all that I can. If you think it is "all in your head" then seek a mental health professional.
I don't want to sound so blunt, but the truth is that if you don't believe in the possibilities of super-natural phenomena then you won't believe in the remedies required to control them. Rendering them useless.
As with both fields, the power is in the mind.
Originally posted by notkmarx
what time roughly did this event occur?