The Little Children Who Brought Home Rainbow Colored Acorns From Fairy Land

For what its worth. I believe you..
peace

Funny thing is that it is like the stories of faerie gold. Turns into junk after a certain amount of time. Op where did it happen? I ask because some parts of the US have their own faerie stories and I wonder if it's in one those places. It's sad to see how many idiots have to come on to a thread like this and be so uncouth. It's no wonder that magic is dead, since people have lost that ability to wonder at things.

Originally posted by hangedman13
Funny thing is that it is like the stories of faerie gold. Turns into junk after a certain amount of time. Op where did it happen? I ask because some parts of the US have their own faerie stories and I wonder if it's in one those places. It's sad to see how many idiots have to come on to a thread like this and be so uncouth. It's no wonder that magic is dead, since people have lost that ability to wonder at things.

This happened in south weymouth,mass. a town that was founded in 1635,within the oldest part of this entire country,new england and where this happened is also very close to the strange and infamous bridgewater triangle,so close that it might as well be a part of it > www.paranormal-encyclopedia.com...

Originally posted by majestic3
you didn't eat any mushrooms while you was there did you

Eating mushrooms found growing wild in the woods,would most likely result in a very terrible death and someone who chose to eat them would be so violently ill and disorientated from toxic poisons flowing and rushing through their bodies,that any hallucinations those mushrooms may induce,would be the last thing on their slipping into comatose mind and even at the age of 7 or 8,we knew that was something never to do...

en.wikipedia.org...

just a read you might find interesting..

coincidence that different groups of humans over different time periods,
have the same stories? (ghosts, fairies, witches etc...) it's certainly not localized.

reply to post by GENERAL EYES


I ca. Do that to on a sunny day looking at the horizon. I dont think its anything paranormal. Just something wierd with the eys and brain.

Its akin to the spanish castle illusion, where you look at a greyscale picture of a castle, and your mind fills in the colors,

reply to post by blocula


Ahh very interesting Would fit though... I do love the real unusual types of encounters, bigfoot, ghosts and lake critters are interesting but there is something about tales like this.

reply to post by yourmaker
Modern day sightings of faries and little people > paranormal.about.com...

Originally posted by blocula
reply to post by loves a conspiricy

 

Most everyone who knows me well enough ends up telling me that i have an incredible memory and i can quote the lyrics to a thousand songs with ease and i can photographically see in color in my minds eye all sorts of places,people and situations from all throughout my childhood,even from when i was one,two and three years old and i can still hear some of the sounds and voices from those distant times and places...

And how would i be talking at three months old no matter how developed my brain might have been at a very early age? If no one ever taught me how to talk,i wouldnt be talking even now,i wouldnt know how to,because language is taught,is it not? Its not something we're born already knowing,we first have to learn the alphabet and how to sound out the vowels a e i o u and y,then we learn how to pronounce individual words and then we learn how to form them into sentences,no ones born already knowing those things...

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I've a bit of time to waste, so let me stick my nose in here. 1,000 songs with ease? I do think you're showing a tendency to exaggerate, probably because you're inflamed at being doubted. I'm generally considered quite stupid, attempts were made to put me back two grades, as an adult there have been many attempts to have me committed, jailed, submit to counselling, etc... The problem, really, is that after 8 years university math and science, I emerged with an MS and 4.00 gpa, but failed to get out of Dogpatch, where true excellence can get you killed. But no way I can remember lyrics to a dozen songs, let alone 1,000. My sister often gets frustrated with my stupidity, insists she has a photographic memory going back before age 2, and explains her mediocre grades as deliberately reduced to defer superior status to me, which is for sure bunk. But, let's see, I had a dream on the couch while coloring pictures of animals in a crayon book. That much is real, my aunt Alice was sleeping on the couch. The animals all came alive and scampered off the pages of the book, it was very real and somewhat frightening, but a dream, of course. My point is that at that time my sister was not yet walking, so she was no more than a year old, and 20 months younger than myself. That would make me younger than 32 months (still age two, technically). I don't remember the event of her birth, but I do remember events preceding this one, so even stupid people remember things at age two. Later, when she was barely two, about 1952, we moved to New Jersey to meet my dad as he returned from the war in Germany. Indeed, she remembers with far more detail than I, names, places, things most of us would have forgotten in a week. Sorry, but my sister and I both prove you can remember well at age two or before.

Now, your experience really sounds just like my dream, but I believe it was more than that. Several years later, in the same house, I spent all night for three straight weeks playing peek a boo with some very strange creatures. Well, few will believe me, but this was no dream, it was quite real. Twenty years later I finally recognized the vile little critters that would materialize from balls of light and try to sneak into my room all night. They are known as grey aliens, and they are quite real, not hallucination or dream, though they inhabit a different dimension, not a different planet as they want you to believe. Personally, I think you and your friend fell under the spell of a spiritual presence. You had a dream, a charming experience but not to be trusted since these spiritual entities can and do alter perceptions. Now, the most real experience that I've ever had, far more real than any of my university exams, was when I met Jesus and became born again. That was literally real and vivid, but not a physical event. Millions of people have had similar experiences and are now known as born again Christians (as opposed to religious people who go to church). Now, that's an experience worth telling, if only everybody would realize that Jesus is the real deal. Now, I really need to get back to reality. Later.

reply to post by cusanus
I'm not inflammed at anyone or anything.I'm not a savant,but i do have a photographic memory,an eidetic memory and i always have > en.wikipedia.org...

Originally posted by nineix
reply to post by Dustytoad

 

It's quite very possible the OP was gone for at least 10 hours from home.
OP has yet to divulge and answer these questions though, so, all we have is speculation.

In my opening post i mentioned how we had felt tired,layed down and fell asleep for around 3 hours,is that what your wondering about?

Kids played outside all the time when i was young and i use to play outside almost everyday for many,many hours,either on my bike,or climbing big boulders,building forts and exploring through the woods.When the sun rose,so did i and i ate breakfast,then went outside and played till i went in to eat lunch and sometimes i brought my lunch out with me.Then i went back outside and played till sunset,then i went in and ate dinner and went back outside again and played well into the night.Only when i was sick did i stay inside the house,or if it was really pouring rain outside...

People were more in touch and in tune with nature back then,with the trees,the clouds and the grass,with the rocks,the dirt and the sunshine,with the rain,the snow and the wind,with the fresh air,the insects and the animals...With the earth...Not with machines...

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You are apparently special. Most people don't have such a paranormal childhood.....

Some of your past threads:
Demonic Screams And Diabolical Laughter In The Graveyard - Link


The Night I Was Kissed By A Ghost - Link

My Grandmother Returned From The Grave -
Link

My Strange Vision Of An Old Woman And The Message She Spoke To Me-Link

Interestingly, this thread comes earlier than several of the others..... Strange And Sometimes Terrifying Things Have Always Happened To Me And Here Is What Some Of Them Are:
Link

In the last linked thread, you mention the subjects of other threads, one being about the yet to be written 'strange old woman' vision. When you mention it.... It was an old man!(strange, with that photographic memory of yours that you previously mentioned in this thread) Other strange stories that you write about in later threads are not mentioned.
Some people might be inclined to think that what you write is simply fiction. I'm not ripping on you, just stating an opinion.


















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