35 Parents Share How Their Kids Casually Dropped Some Chilling Sentences That They Can’t Forget
The truth is out there. And I personally plan to get to the bottom of things with all of you Pandas at my side, no matter how spooky and supernatural everything might turn out to be. Twitter users have been sharing the eerie and downright creepy things that their kids have said after psychic medium and empath Melisa Gillett started up a viral thread, sharing what her grandson told her. That’s right, we’re about to enter into the creepy realm of real-life ghost stories.
There are literally chills running up and down my spine as I was reading through these paranormal posts about kids possibly having the 6th sense and I really hope that you’ll feel the same way. Got your flashlight, teddybear, and safety blanket? Got your chocolate to ward off any Dementors that might ambush us on the way down? Good, let’s delve deep into the Bored Panda Files… [Cue thunder, lightning, and distorted music box melody.]
To learn more about spirituality and the big questions in life, Bored Panda reached out to Jane Kuepfer, the Schlegel Specialist in Spirituality and Aging at the Conrad Grebel University College. "Spirituality is simply a reminder that there is more to life than we perceive at first glance. It is about our connectedness—to our selves, others, nature, the transcendent. Religion can be a way to access and express the spiritual dimension of life, but all of us have the capacity to perceive life as spiritual, regardless of religious identity." Read on for Kuepfer's other insights.
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This broke my heart a little. Gettysburg was a really difficult and tragic battle and there are reportedly a lot of ghosts in the area because of it. I would give the man in the uniform a hug, regardless of what side he was on. No one deserves to see the horrors of that battle in person.
By any chance, was there an empty apartment next to yours? If so, run!
Why not? I believe we are one gender in one life, in the next the opposite.
To make the story even creepier; and that's why a young man is now wearing Old Spice....
and she discovered the story of a woman called aunt bedelia who sheltered slaves on the underground railroad
past life sadness, got a new life, a happy one. (no, it's the invisible onion cutting ninjas)
People say that when you die you go to heaven in the happiest form of yours so maybe that was when they were the happiest.
srry i couldn't help but laught at "hims got hims wings"pft-lol but i feel bad for the mum
Omg I called my dad papa duck too when I was like 3 or 4.....and then subsequently gave duck surnames to everyone else in the family
Although I think most of these can be explained by children being very attentive to details, having much imagination, and on top of that mere coincidences, I think in the very moments this must have been freakishly creepy.
I don't understand the negative comments of disbelief or cynicism. Who cares if they are true or not? Aren't the stories entertaining either way? That's why we are all here anyway.
Some people are in denial but it doesn't make stories like this any less true.
Load More Replies...You can't judge me for this. My nonnie passed away on December 5th 2018, my family still pays for her phone bills. I sometimes still call her phone just so i can hear her voice in her voicemail. I also inherited her car. At night, i can sometimes hear her voice singing to me at night, and I can smell her. I use her perfume but even when I'm not wearing her perfume, I can still smell her. Her name is Penny and whenever something important, sad, or hurtful happens in our life we will find pennies near us or spots we end up in.
Although I think most of these can be explained by children being very attentive to details, having much imagination, and on top of that mere coincidences, I think in the very moments this must have been freakishly creepy.
I don't understand the negative comments of disbelief or cynicism. Who cares if they are true or not? Aren't the stories entertaining either way? That's why we are all here anyway.
Some people are in denial but it doesn't make stories like this any less true.
Load More Replies...You can't judge me for this. My nonnie passed away on December 5th 2018, my family still pays for her phone bills. I sometimes still call her phone just so i can hear her voice in her voicemail. I also inherited her car. At night, i can sometimes hear her voice singing to me at night, and I can smell her. I use her perfume but even when I'm not wearing her perfume, I can still smell her. Her name is Penny and whenever something important, sad, or hurtful happens in our life we will find pennies near us or spots we end up in.
