When there is paranormal events happening, especially in an old house it's because you've been disrespectful to the house. First thing you should do when you move into a new/old house is to say out loud that you are very grateful to be there and for sharing their beautiful home with you. They were there before you came and will be here long after you leave and that they are welcome to stay. You only have 1 request (obviously if you need more add it but don't ask for the impossible, for them to leave people etc) that they are quiet at night as you really need to sleep at that time.
Another thing I ask for is that I'm terrible at losing items and that I'd really appreciate help with finding the items. 9 times out of 10 the item appears on my bedside table within a short while. The other 1 I've lost outside of the house and of course they are unable to help with that. They are usually playful and move things around but they can also be helpful. I asked one time for help getting my 5 year old daughter to sleep and I had to be up early for work. She was asleep in 20 minutes and told me the next morning that an old lady sat on her bed with her and sang until she fell asleep. Just be respectful .
12 True Events That Sent Shivers Down Our Spines
Imagine if alternate realities existed parallel to our own. This could potentially result in some extraordinary situations in people’s lives. For instance, visits from beloved deceased relatives, unexplained phenomena, or objects mysteriously vanishing. Some people have shared the eerie tales that truly happened to them on the internet, and I can assure you, they’re likely to send chills down your spine.
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I don't understand this. Looking around and not finding anyone would lead me to say hi, how are you? Just out loud and see if you get a reply. I've had some great conversations with people I can't see.
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When there is paranormal events happening, especially in an old house it's because you've been disrespectful to the house. First thing you should do when you move into a new/old house is to say out loud that you are very grateful to be there and for sharing their beautiful home with you. They were there before you came and will be here long after you leave and that they are welcome to stay. You only have 1 request (obviously if you need more add it but don't ask for the impossible, for them to leave people etc) that they are quiet at night as you really need to sleep at that time.
Another thing I ask for is that I'm terrible at losing items and that I'd really appreciate help with finding the items. 9 times out of 10 the item appears on my bedside table within a short while. The other 1 I've lost outside of the house and of course they are unable to help with that. They are usually playful and move things around but they can also be helpful. I asked one time for help getting my 5 year old daughter to sleep and I had to be up early for work. She was asleep in 20 minutes and told me the next morning that an old lady sat on her bed with her and sang until she fell asleep. Just be respectful .
So, if I buy a manufactured home, and drop in at a previously uninhabited location, where there was never a house before (it didnt even have an address before), and I start experiencing spooky sh*t, why should I make the spooky sh*t feel welcome? In this case I was here first and those creepy MFers should get out of my house.
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A similar thing happened to me and another woman at a shopping plaza. After we greeted each other and realized we were strangers, we decided to walk and talk for a minute because we were going in the same direction. Turns out we were both headed to a craft & hobby store to purchase the same item. We continued talking while shopping and checking out. Then she invited me to a crafting club. We stayed friends for a long time. That was pretty cool. Oddly, neither of us could remember who the other reminded us of; we just both thought the other looked familiar when we first met.
If you’d like to explore more mysterious occurrences and spooky takes, then check this article out.
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