Have you ever seen a ghost or encountered anything spooky?

Posted by: Rainbow

15th Aug 2011 10:44am

Perhaps you have a room in your house that never quite feels right. Do you hear bumps in the night or see shadows out of the corner of your eye? Are you a medium or clairvoyant who can communicate with the ‘other side’?

juneebabe

13th Jun 2013 12:58pm

Once i was in my dining room & the computer chair turned in my direction - no doors or windows were open causing a breeze & to make sure i moved to another spot in the room & it turned towards me again. I kinda left the house to go & breathe again & think & i focused on what had happened & information kept coming in to me & i went back to confront "the person" visiting & it had been my paternal grandfather. I didn't like the man as he gave me the creeps & found out later in life he had sexually molested me when i was an infant - anyway i thanked him for visiting me & passing on his forgivness BUT i never wanted him to visit me ever again.

After that i felt lighter than i had for a very long time. Another time i was home by myself when i sensed i was being watched & knew there was a head peaking arounf the corner of the room checking on me to see if i was ok. I was my maternal grandmother & she was there with a light heart & just wanted to "be with me" which i felt comforted by so very much.

I have other "things that have happened but genuinely am blessed that i was chosen to be in contact with my loved ones. When i've gone to have readings done they phycics just say "why are you here - you can do this yourself" & i just smile & say i just wanted to check & see if i was on the right track. Since then i now trust my "gut" instinct - it never fails me like other humans have.

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