mums spooky night REALLY spooked me!!

ooobedoo

I don't think I will be able to sleep tonigh........

sillyvixen

my nan was always having premonisions, thought nothing of it - she always mentioned it after the event - she used to attend a spritualst church along time ago - i was woken by a dream when sombody told me nans boss had died and i argued it was an auntie - learned later in the day it was both of them died that night -- freaky -- later on i had a dream that my nans psyco nieghbour had stolen one of my old possetions and she attatcked my nan when she tried to to get the toy back... it was a very vivid dream, vivid enough to make me get dressed and stay by the phone .. with in mins of getting dressed my grandfather phoned me and said nan had collapsed. she was gone when i arrived - but it later transpired that pysco nieghbour had been banging and screaming on the bedroom window (bungolow) when she died.... fraeky

fsdss

when Rick was poorly in hospital a few weeks back, i was cooking tea and my 6yo and his friend were in the next room playing. anyway whilst cooking tea i heard laughter and saw a boy run across the dining room and hide in the corner. when i went to the corner there was no one there - i opened the door to where the boys were and they were sat down glued to to the television.

over the next few days other members of the family stated that they could hear a child laughing and running around in their houses - the same as what i had heard and seen. - we came to the conclusion that it was Rick's guardian angel.

MRSTITTLEMOUSE

I have had sleep paralysis and it is scary to say the least but nothing like the feeling when you experience something shall we call it, supernatural.
I have always seen and felt things from being a child.I think I must have been four or five the first time I can recall something.For some reason I don't get scared just curious.
At present we live in an early victorian house and from the moment I entered it I could feel presence's.I never mention my feelings to anyone and just like to let them see for themselves and a lot of people have mentioned things.My husband was a total sceptic until he actually saw a woman dressed in black mourning clothes walk up the stairs and past him.He was up a ladder at the time as we were decorating and his face was a picture to see.We have seen this woman three times since.So far we have had flashes of a young man,always in the dining room.This room is cold no matter how much it is heated and everyone mentions how they feel they are not alone in there.,Twice when we first moved in we heard a young child giggling and playing on the landing and a dog who always smells as if he is soaking wet.We also often hear a cat crying and scratching.We have seen the cat loads of times.You often hear footsteps along the hallway.Recently an old friend called,she had never been to the house before We were in the kitchen when we heard footsteps, the kitchen door opened then closed and her mouth just fell open.I told her it was just one of the old residents come to join us for a cuppa.She was'nt impressed.I did get in touch with the people I bought the house off and they said they always felt like someone was watching them and had'nt been comfortable with it,so I guess it's not just us.
I personally don't find it a big deal,I think it is something you can't argue about as you can never prove or disprove it but you know how real it is if you experience it.I would never go to spiritualist churches or whatever.I just think that is odd to need to do that but I think if something is there we should respect it.

fsdss

i think something's gone funny here - my avatar is missing and ooobedoo has mine

6889joannew

i believe in all this sort of stuff many people dont but i am one person who has had many experiences of this sort of thing not exactly the same but i have had a young boy sit on the end of my bed when i was about nine and he spoke to me i explained it to my step grandad and he told me that it sounded like his son who had died previously 30 years ago and that was his bedroom i was in. I also got with my partner (now my husband) and i stayed at his dads house 1 nite and saw this figure keep walking in and out of the bathroom it spooked me but when i explained what the woman looked like my partners dad told me that it sounds like his mother who had passed away 10 years beforehand.My father in laws very ill and i think that she's there to look after him. I believe in all this and it makes me happy when i see someone or something.

ms.manx

I am not someone who is prone to believe in ghost stories, however not too long ago a couple of things happened that I cant explain.

I worked in a residential home for people with learning disabilities until recently. I was chatting to another member of staff one day in the corridor when a client walked past me and into the kitchen (a dead end). After a minute I asked the client if they were ok and got no answer. The other staff member gave me an odd look. There was no-one in the kitchen and they didnt see anyone. I know I saw someone walk past , even stepped aside for them, and can still picture them now. I felt a bit stupid and confused, but didnt think too much of it.

A few weeks later, I was on a sleep in duty. Although the other staff used to lock the bedroom door at night, I never did as I wanted the clients to know they could get to me easily if I was needed. In the night someone put their hand on my leg. I was sleeping lightly, and just rolled over to see who it was. Again no-one there. I wasnt dreaming, I could still feel where the push on my leg had been. I wasnt spooked, felt no presence, but cant explain either incident at all.

Another staff member had something odd where he felt someone tugging at his fingers and thought there was a cat in the room, but there was nothing there. He had laughed at me previously!

haylibo

My DH insists that the experience he had in Scotland was very different from sleep paralysis. He's convinced when he woke up that whatever had been standing over him (he was sleeping on his tum) was still 'receding' as he got up to check the door was locked. He has had sleep paralysis (haven't we all?) and has never had anything like he had in Edinburgh, the quality of it and the way he woke was different. He said it was very much like he had another person in the room but that he couldn't see them, he simply 'knew' they were there and felt them leave. I'm not a 'believer' in ghosts but I believe that he felt this as something else, I just wouldn't like to label it as a ghostie;)

slash69

ok guys help me get my head round this,have lived in house for about 11 years bought new bed couple of years later and every couple of months or so have semi woken up to find the bed shaking pretty hard but have been unable to get out of bed ,and fell asleep soon after .l've not seen or heard anything/one just the bed shaking really hard and its a pretty regular thing.aftr it happened a couple of times i spoke to neighbour to see if previous occupier died in the house and they said no, so what's going on bit worrying then again my bro reckons i'm crackers anyway lol would love to know what it is as i dont really believe in ghosties

vixarooni

Watching most haunted right now

When i was a child i swear my grandfather visited me at night one time. I just felt it and i cant explain anything. I just know i wasnt alone in that room. I dunno what made me think it was him (it was quite a while ago now) but i was talking to him and saying lots of stuff. Never happened since.

I guess when we die we will be able to answer these questions in life!