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A kid can transform from the sweetest little pumpkin into a frightening messenger of the Grim Reaper in a heartbeat.
Comedian Nash Flynn recently turned to Twitter with a story that perfectly illustrates this dichotomy.
In it, Flynn recalled the chilling time her son told her about wall people. You know, the folks that secretly crawl around your home, keeping an eye on everything you do.
Image credits: itsnashflynn
Image credits: itsnashflynn
Image credits: itsnashflynn
As Flynn's tweets were going viral, other Twitter users started responding to her with similar experiences of their own. From Mr. Boom to the Military Man, continue scrolling to learn about the imaginary (I hope!) creations children come up with.
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We managed to get in touch with Nash Flynn and she was kind enough to have a little chat with us about her son and the now-viral thread he's responsible for.
"He's four, and in his defense, one of his parents (me) is a death historian, so he's a little bit more comfortable about the creepier subjects than maybe most kids his age," Flynn told Bored Panda.
"He spends quite a bit of time in cemeteries looking at gravestone art with me. He's also got a very incredible imagination — currently, he has an imaginary friend called Dude-o who goes on adventures with him — and he is naturally very funny and likes attention."
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Izzy Curer 3 years ago
I heard a reddit story where a lady watched a tiny orb of light enter her pregnant belly during the second trimester, and she said she felt like the baby's soul had entered her body right then. Since she was writing this a few years after the fact, she said that the orb 'felt' like it had the same personality as the kid she ended up having, now that she actually knew them.
The mom said that mainly because her son is a good storyteller, she doesn't find his stories creepy.
"The wall people was a bit of an outlier, but actually I've seen quite a few people in the thread say their kids had also seen wall people before so it sounds like either we've got a planet earth infestation of ghouls that enjoy a good drywall or it's a bit of seeing faces in patterns or shadows, like humans tend to," Flynn explained.
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Icy_Question_4977 3 years ago
I hope whatever the boy is saying is cap because that is extremely creepy.
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Balso Steele 3 years ago
The ex & I had just bought a house where the upper story went bathroom-landing-kids' bedroom. My PC was on the landing bc it had the only working phone jack for DSL. Couple months later, the kids (9 & 7) couldn't sleep bc when they did, *something* was in their room giving off a "you don't belong here" vibe, so I told them they could sleep in our room til I went to bed. Couple hours later, my screen went black going into a cutscene so it was like a mirror, and someone walked behind me in the dark. There wasn't an outer stairwell. I noped the hell downstairs. The next week's paper came out, and there was the obit for the previous owner...who'd died the evening of the irritated specter.
From the Grady Twins (The Shining) and Samara (The Ring) to Regan (The Exorcist) and, of course, Damien (The Omen), many horror movies terrify us with children.
There are many reasons why boys and girls are so effective at this. For example, consider the biological level of a kid who is still developing physically and psychologically—it makes them extremely unpredictable.
"In a large part, children are unpredictable ... because adults forget what it's like being children pretty quickly," Flynn agreed. "I think I read somewhere that an adult even with practice can’t effectively imitate the art of children, and I think that's pretty telling."
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Flynn finds the creepy kid to be a really interesting cultural phenomenon. "I think a lot of it comes from having very busy brains and an under-developed language that doesn't allow for much nuance," she said.
"Kids often blur the spaces between dreams and reality, but with no ability to understand that piece or to describe it, what makes it out to adults can seem very eerie."
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Izzy Curer 3 years ago (edited)
Eek! I heard a story about two kids in the woods, once. One saw an 'invisible' man, like a heat-ripple disturbance in the air in the shape of a person. They got spooked and decided to go home. They got a little lost, and they got separated for a second. The first kid, the one who had seen the thing, then heard someone calling his friend's name in *his* own voice. He started yelling for his friend not to listen to it, that he was over here. Fortunately, the friend joined back up with him, and they made it home.
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BetterBitterButter 3 years ago
Who's going to tell what happened after that? Don't leave us hanging
According to Emily Hopkins, a psychologist who studies how small children distinguish between fiction and reality, "Generally, they're pretty good at telling real from pretend, but they can get tripped up in certain situations and circumstances."
"Even when kids start to pretend at about 18 months or so, they seem to understand the difference; if they’re pretending that a block is a chocolate chip cookie, they don't try to take a bite out of the wooden block."
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Izzy Curer 3 years ago (edited)
This reminds me of a story I heard once. This kid would tell his parents about the nice old lady who would watch him sleep at night. They actually figured it might be a ghost. Or imagination. Then, one day a neighbor came by to apologize that they'd found out their elderly grandparent had been breaking out of the house at night.
By 3, 4, or 5, kids can usually say whether impossible things happening in a book are real or not. "If there’s magic, or things that violate what they know about the real world, that’s what helps them to understand that those characters are probably not real. If a character in the book flies or something, they’ll say, 'That person can’t really exist in real life,'" Hopkins explained.
But if an adult tries to confuse them on purpose—Hopkins mentions the fact that a lot of kids believe in Santa Claus—they can be confused.
Kids use information from adults to find out if things are real.
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Izzy Curer 3 years ago (edited)
Omg, I used to do this, too! I was really upset when I realized I couldn't hear them, anymore.
Hopkins also mentioned that kids use play to think through things that they feel are difficult or scary. That way kids can "work through it in a low-risk way, process it without having to actually experience it themselves."
So there may be something that the little ones mentioned in these tweets haven’t been able to express and resorted to witches and vampires to get their point accross.
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François Carré 3 years ago
Too bad you didn't let him talk to her, you could have learned some interesting stuff.
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MellonCollie 3 years ago
Ah yes, that sounds familiar. Years ago, I would often lose little things, such as socks, keys, make-up ... and find them back in places I had definitely NOT left them in. That went on until one day I had enough and had a long talk to the ghost(s) that was/were displacing them. I did not really know if they were ghosts, and who's ghosts they were, but I suspected they were, so I talked to them as if they were real people trying to attract my attention. That was interesting. Nothing was displaced again in that appartment, and I am grateful to the ghosts for that.
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Alex Thorburn 3 years ago
Oh, my crush sees dead people in forests to P.S I always have to comfort her ; )
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Florida, but without the beach 3 years ago
At least this one could’ve been heard on TV and repeated
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Darcy Marie 3 years ago
My son is actually my foster I'm in the process of adopting. He came to me straight from the hospital after his bio father beat him. I was with him every step of the way through being questioned by lawyers and police and doctors, and we found out that so much more stuff happened. One lawyer asked "weren't you scared?" And I'll never forget, at five years old he looked at the lawyer and then at me and said "only a little cos before i came to earth they said i was going to be loved and be happy." It was his second day with me and it was then i decided to adopt him. Three years later I'm still waiting on the stupid courts but i can't wait.
Leo Domitrix 3 years ago
I'm convinced children and animals are much more attuned to what we adults teach ourselves not to notice.
Alex S 3 years ago
More like they're just at an age where every experience is new and exciting, they don't have a good grasp on the separation between reality and their own imaginations, their brains are very under developed and have zero filter when it comes to articulating these things. If children were generally capable of perceiving things adults were not, we would definitely know it.
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BonnyDK 3 years ago
When I was little under the age of 5 we lived in a trailer park on the navy base. I remember waking up one night to see a green glitter man walk down the hallway. He glowed. He was not much taller than I was. Another house we lived in was a two story out in a rural area. I was in elementary then. My sister and I had twin beds in the same room. One night I heard footsteps in the room come between the two beds then to the window then stopped. I was so scared I had the blanket over my head. I talked to my sister about it the next morning. She described it exactly the way I remembered it after I just asked if she heard anything last night.
Patti Vance 3 years ago
my son is now 43. prior to having him i had had several miscarriages, the last one being very far along in the pregnancy. while the ones before that had been almost gone before they started, the last one was devastating. the due date for the last one was nov 3. even after i had my son that day would come and i would be kind of down. when he was about 3 yrs nov 3 came around. he came up to me and told me not to be sad anymore because he wasn't allowed to come to me the first time but he was there now. asking for explanation he said he was with me before but the time wasn't right for him but he would be with me forever now. i'm 65. we've had our ups and downs. and as a big burly 43 yr old he was right. he lives right next door. doesn't smother but always lets me know he is here for me.
Grammarly 3 years ago
It's funny how it's always the kids who are saying these things, because when adults do it, they get sent to mental hospitals
Darian Starfrog 3 years ago
I find it most tragic, as someone who always held on strong, to my inner child's perceptions, leading me to spend much time alone (which I love), for everytime I try to socialise, I'm once again reminded how unacceptable it is, to be oneself, happy and confident in your own being, this in turn makes people nasty, mean, mocking and cruel..maybe not at first..but it always happens..I get pushed further and further outward. My conclusion is they don't wish to see this, an example of someone able to withstand, even after many decades, the societal pressures to conform..because it shows them you dont have to, never did! And I'm the stark proof! I haven't aged passed my peak years, I don't act 'normal'..I'm quieting confident, and able to perceive the 'invisible' . It is my life, what I am, I carved this path alone, and so much stronger because of it. I only ever wanted to be an example, of what we can be, if we believe, few people see it, and adore it, the rest, arent ready I guess, sad.
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Penny Kemper 3 years ago
Him saying his hands fell off in the toilet is his way of telling you he was playing in the toilet, but he's saying he didn't put his hands in there, they just fell off.
Dan St John 3 years ago
It looks like people should go to the University of Virginia website and look at the reincarnation studies they have been doing for the last 50+ years. There are stories there that will make your head spin. Life is a mystery and children hold the key to some of the answers.
R. H. 3 years ago
It's not just children who have experiences. Wife and I move into our house. After a few years I asked a neighbor if someone died in the house. Yes, he was a known long term wife beater and his wife shot him as he sat in his chair (think Archie Bunker and his chair). No prosecution and no one talks about it. Neighbor asks 'who told me'. Uh ... no one.
Valdemar 3 years ago
Kids are like sponges and they have incredible hearing. They overhear most every whispered conversation you have, they clearly hear you gossip with your sister from the other side of the house, they can hear your pillow talk in the middle of the night with your partner as clearly as if you were talking to them and they remember everything you say. When they say things like what is said in most of these posts it's because they heard it from you or your spouse or another family member and they're repeating it with their own embellishments added on. Kids also have very intricate and detailed imaginations and can create incredible scenes based on what they have heard you say and what they see on TV or hear on the radio. Think back to when you were little and remember the crazy things you came up with.
CL Rowan 3 years ago
Right, because you're validating that kids have special abilities all while trying to *invalidate* the abilities that frighten you.🙄
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Joan Kelley-Elsayed 3 years ago
2.. could send a card to Dr George burns. The hospital told her there was no doctor by that name at the hospital. She asked could he have been a visiting doctor and was told no. She was told no doctor went to her room at 5:00 a.m. and that the nursing station would have seen somebody coming in that early. She was told over and over again that this person did not exist. If I had not seen him with my own eyes I would have thought she had been hallucinating. I really weird thing is that on Saturday when he came to visit her he told her he wouldn't be an on Sunday because it was his day off. Now I am not a religious person but I have no way to explain this.
Joan Kelley-Elsayed 3 years ago
I swear this is a true story. My mother who is now passed, in her late seventies had to have surgery. She hemorrhaged in the middle of the night and we almost lost her. After that I spent most of the time at the hospital with her to keep an eye on her. She started telling me about a doctor named George Burns who would come and visit her every morning at 5:00 a.m. and tell her everything was going to be okay and that she was doing fine. She told me how he came around before any of the nurses or doctors did and that he only came to see her and then he would leave. She told me he was dressed all in white with blonde hair and that he was beautiful. One morning I'm at the hospital very early and around 5:00 a.m. Dr Burns arrived. I can now say he was real and I saw him. After my mom was discharged she wanted to send thank you notes to all the staff and doctors he took care of her in the hospital. She phoned the hospital and asked about the doctor's names and she inquired about where she ..2
Rachel Reynolds 3 years ago
My oldest son used to be terrified of the windows in her room (in our first house). We lived in a nice neighborhood and choked it up to maybe bats or moths attracted to her light. He stopped sleeping in her room and slept in the hallway for almost a month before I woke up in the middle of the night and saw a guy looking in our bedroom window. One police call later, we found out it was a mostly harmless mentally challenged man who sometimes got out at night and liked to watch people sleep. I will never not take my kids fears seriously ever again.
Buggycas 3 years ago
This reminds me of one of my earlier memories. My Abuelita got into a car accident, two of my tias (her sisters) one of my Dad's cousins with a paralyzed arm and I (this was the summer between third and fourth grade) were in the car. My Dad's cousin somehow, miraculously, moved his paralyzed arm up to hold me in my seat, one of my Tias was hurt the worst. A few days later we were called and informed that she had died due to complications from the accident, but I insisted she couldn't be dead, because I had spoken to her the night before, in my bedroom. She was wearing a white flowing gown. To this day I think she came to say goodbye before she left this world.
Nikki Jones 3 years ago (edited)
My son at 2-3 years old would cry eveynight if I forgot to shut his closet. He didn't like "the lady with dark shoes" and didn't want to see her.
Ray Arani 3 years ago
When my sister was a baby, we'd know she was awake from her naps from the sound of ravens and crows, they'd sit on her window sill or if it was open come inside and perch on her crib and caw at her and she'd caw back. This went on basically from not long after birth till she was a year or so old. As a toddler she had an I invisible friend who was an old man. One day she drew him in a dress and I was curious so I asked why, she said he died and now he was a little girl. We also moved into a clearly haunted house when she was about 2 so we all had crazy experiences. Around puberty I started blacking out randomly and having immersive visions of people nearby dying violently, or having violent near death experiences. I'd experience it inside the person's body then if they died have this sensation of holding their soul in a black void where I could legit talk to them until we reached this sort of whirlpool like spiral I'd release them into before waking back up in my body.
CL Rowan 3 years ago
Look into Death Walkers. https://www.scribd.com/book/524135815/Death-Walkers-Shamanic-Psychopomps-Earthbound-Ghosts-and-Helping-Spirits-in-the-Afterlife-Realm What you do is important.
Load More Replies... Janet C 3 years ago
There have been a lot of studies of kids and past life memories. It's all anecdotal, of course, because it cannot be proven, but there are a LOT of stories with some pretty compelling evidence. We forget as we get older.
Iam Knucks 3 years ago
People love to point to the fact that there is a lot of testimonials. There's also a lot of testimonials for aliens. And a lot of testimonials for Bigfoot. The problem is, people seem to think if you add the number zero to zero enough times you'll eventually get to one. You could take 1 million stories that have zero evidence, and you'll have exactly zero evidence.
Load More Replies... Sammie 19 3 years ago
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 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
ChickyChicky 3 years ago
First thing you should do is check the carbon monoxide levels in the home.
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Ranger Kanootsen 3 years ago
Hey, woah woah woah, dude. No need to be like that.
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Darcy Marie 3 years ago
My son is actually my foster I'm in the process of adopting. He came to me straight from the hospital after his bio father beat him. I was with him every step of the way through being questioned by lawyers and police and doctors, and we found out that so much more stuff happened. One lawyer asked "weren't you scared?" And I'll never forget, at five years old he looked at the lawyer and then at me and said "only a little cos before i came to earth they said i was going to be loved and be happy." It was his second day with me and it was then i decided to adopt him. Three years later I'm still waiting on the stupid courts but i can't wait.
Leo Domitrix 3 years ago
I'm convinced children and animals are much more attuned to what we adults teach ourselves not to notice.
Alex S 3 years ago
More like they're just at an age where every experience is new and exciting, they don't have a good grasp on the separation between reality and their own imaginations, their brains are very under developed and have zero filter when it comes to articulating these things. If children were generally capable of perceiving things adults were not, we would definitely know it.
Load More Replies... BonnyDK 3 years ago
When I was little under the age of 5 we lived in a trailer park on the navy base. I remember waking up one night to see a green glitter man walk down the hallway. He glowed. He was not much taller than I was. Another house we lived in was a two story out in a rural area. I was in elementary then. My sister and I had twin beds in the same room. One night I heard footsteps in the room come between the two beds then to the window then stopped. I was so scared I had the blanket over my head. I talked to my sister about it the next morning. She described it exactly the way I remembered it after I just asked if she heard anything last night.
Patti Vance 3 years ago
my son is now 43. prior to having him i had had several miscarriages, the last one being very far along in the pregnancy. while the ones before that had been almost gone before they started, the last one was devastating. the due date for the last one was nov 3. even after i had my son that day would come and i would be kind of down. when he was about 3 yrs nov 3 came around. he came up to me and told me not to be sad anymore because he wasn't allowed to come to me the first time but he was there now. asking for explanation he said he was with me before but the time wasn't right for him but he would be with me forever now. i'm 65. we've had our ups and downs. and as a big burly 43 yr old he was right. he lives right next door. doesn't smother but always lets me know he is here for me.
Grammarly 3 years ago
It's funny how it's always the kids who are saying these things, because when adults do it, they get sent to mental hospitals
Darian Starfrog 3 years ago
I find it most tragic, as someone who always held on strong, to my inner child's perceptions, leading me to spend much time alone (which I love), for everytime I try to socialise, I'm once again reminded how unacceptable it is, to be oneself, happy and confident in your own being, this in turn makes people nasty, mean, mocking and cruel..maybe not at first..but it always happens..I get pushed further and further outward. My conclusion is they don't wish to see this, an example of someone able to withstand, even after many decades, the societal pressures to conform..because it shows them you dont have to, never did! And I'm the stark proof! I haven't aged passed my peak years, I don't act 'normal'..I'm quieting confident, and able to perceive the 'invisible' . It is my life, what I am, I carved this path alone, and so much stronger because of it. I only ever wanted to be an example, of what we can be, if we believe, few people see it, and adore it, the rest, arent ready I guess, sad.
Load More Replies... Penny Kemper 3 years ago
Him saying his hands fell off in the toilet is his way of telling you he was playing in the toilet, but he's saying he didn't put his hands in there, they just fell off.
Dan St John 3 years ago
It looks like people should go to the University of Virginia website and look at the reincarnation studies they have been doing for the last 50+ years. There are stories there that will make your head spin. Life is a mystery and children hold the key to some of the answers.
R. H. 3 years ago
It's not just children who have experiences. Wife and I move into our house. After a few years I asked a neighbor if someone died in the house. Yes, he was a known long term wife beater and his wife shot him as he sat in his chair (think Archie Bunker and his chair). No prosecution and no one talks about it. Neighbor asks 'who told me'. Uh ... no one.
Valdemar 3 years ago
Kids are like sponges and they have incredible hearing. They overhear most every whispered conversation you have, they clearly hear you gossip with your sister from the other side of the house, they can hear your pillow talk in the middle of the night with your partner as clearly as if you were talking to them and they remember everything you say. When they say things like what is said in most of these posts it's because they heard it from you or your spouse or another family member and they're repeating it with their own embellishments added on. Kids also have very intricate and detailed imaginations and can create incredible scenes based on what they have heard you say and what they see on TV or hear on the radio. Think back to when you were little and remember the crazy things you came up with.
CL Rowan 3 years ago
Right, because you're validating that kids have special abilities all while trying to *invalidate* the abilities that frighten you.🙄
Load More Replies... Joan Kelley-Elsayed 3 years ago
2.. could send a card to Dr George burns. The hospital told her there was no doctor by that name at the hospital. She asked could he have been a visiting doctor and was told no. She was told no doctor went to her room at 5:00 a.m. and that the nursing station would have seen somebody coming in that early. She was told over and over again that this person did not exist. If I had not seen him with my own eyes I would have thought she had been hallucinating. I really weird thing is that on Saturday when he came to visit her he told her he wouldn't be an on Sunday because it was his day off. Now I am not a religious person but I have no way to explain this.
Joan Kelley-Elsayed 3 years ago
I swear this is a true story. My mother who is now passed, in her late seventies had to have surgery. She hemorrhaged in the middle of the night and we almost lost her. After that I spent most of the time at the hospital with her to keep an eye on her. She started telling me about a doctor named George Burns who would come and visit her every morning at 5:00 a.m. and tell her everything was going to be okay and that she was doing fine. She told me how he came around before any of the nurses or doctors did and that he only came to see her and then he would leave. She told me he was dressed all in white with blonde hair and that he was beautiful. One morning I'm at the hospital very early and around 5:00 a.m. Dr Burns arrived. I can now say he was real and I saw him. After my mom was discharged she wanted to send thank you notes to all the staff and doctors he took care of her in the hospital. She phoned the hospital and asked about the doctor's names and she inquired about where she ..2
Rachel Reynolds 3 years ago
My oldest son used to be terrified of the windows in her room (in our first house). We lived in a nice neighborhood and choked it up to maybe bats or moths attracted to her light. He stopped sleeping in her room and slept in the hallway for almost a month before I woke up in the middle of the night and saw a guy looking in our bedroom window. One police call later, we found out it was a mostly harmless mentally challenged man who sometimes got out at night and liked to watch people sleep. I will never not take my kids fears seriously ever again.
Buggycas 3 years ago
This reminds me of one of my earlier memories. My Abuelita got into a car accident, two of my tias (her sisters) one of my Dad's cousins with a paralyzed arm and I (this was the summer between third and fourth grade) were in the car. My Dad's cousin somehow, miraculously, moved his paralyzed arm up to hold me in my seat, one of my Tias was hurt the worst. A few days later we were called and informed that she had died due to complications from the accident, but I insisted she couldn't be dead, because I had spoken to her the night before, in my bedroom. She was wearing a white flowing gown. To this day I think she came to say goodbye before she left this world.
Nikki Jones 3 years ago (edited)
My son at 2-3 years old would cry eveynight if I forgot to shut his closet. He didn't like "the lady with dark shoes" and didn't want to see her.
Ray Arani 3 years ago
When my sister was a baby, we'd know she was awake from her naps from the sound of ravens and crows, they'd sit on her window sill or if it was open come inside and perch on her crib and caw at her and she'd caw back. This went on basically from not long after birth till she was a year or so old. As a toddler she had an I invisible friend who was an old man. One day she drew him in a dress and I was curious so I asked why, she said he died and now he was a little girl. We also moved into a clearly haunted house when she was about 2 so we all had crazy experiences. Around puberty I started blacking out randomly and having immersive visions of people nearby dying violently, or having violent near death experiences. I'd experience it inside the person's body then if they died have this sensation of holding their soul in a black void where I could legit talk to them until we reached this sort of whirlpool like spiral I'd release them into before waking back up in my body.
CL Rowan 3 years ago
Look into Death Walkers. https://www.scribd.com/book/524135815/Death-Walkers-Shamanic-Psychopomps-Earthbound-Ghosts-and-Helping-Spirits-in-the-Afterlife-Realm What you do is important.
Load More Replies... Janet C 3 years ago
There have been a lot of studies of kids and past life memories. It's all anecdotal, of course, because it cannot be proven, but there are a LOT of stories with some pretty compelling evidence. We forget as we get older.
Iam Knucks 3 years ago
People love to point to the fact that there is a lot of testimonials. There's also a lot of testimonials for aliens. And a lot of testimonials for Bigfoot. The problem is, people seem to think if you add the number zero to zero enough times you'll eventually get to one. You could take 1 million stories that have zero evidence, and you'll have exactly zero evidence.
Load More Replies... Sammie 19 3 years ago
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 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
ChickyChicky 3 years ago
First thing you should do is check the carbon monoxide levels in the home.
Load More Replies... Ranger Kanootsen 3 years ago
Hey, woah woah woah, dude. No need to be like that.
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