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VIBE86;1486605 said:Believe? Yes.
Experience? Yes.
oliverlang;1486689 said:I don't believe in ghosts, but then when i watch something like ghost hunters or hear all these stories about peoples’ encounters...i 2nd guess my belief for a few minutes...but then go back to not believing. I won’t say with 100% certainty that there aren’t ghosts though.
VIBE86;1486727 said:My Great-Grandfather died in my Grandma's house. He died when I was about 3 or 4, he was really sick. Anyway, his wife and him were still married at the time of his death and she remained faithful to him period. She wore the wedding ring forever lol. She ended up in a nursing home, she was old, losing her mind and starting to get really sick. (I was about 13-14)
I would visit the house my Great Grandfather died in all the time, due to my Dad living there at the time. So the last like 4 months of my Great Grandmothers life, during a real sick period, at night I would get visits from my Great Grandfather. Every night actually. It was only at that house though, no where else.
First experience was a tapping on my shoulder. At first I thought I was tripping, thinking things etc. Then about the 4th time it happened I sat up and was scared shitless. I just starting randomly asking questions in the dark lol "who's there?" "what do you want?" type of shit. Finally I said "If I get your name right, let me know". So I named random names, wtf I didn't know who it was. Finally I thought "Oh shit what if it's him", so I said "Abuelo?" Then I heard footsteps in the living room (wooden floors)
I was hella scared, but there was a lot of home videos of me and him and a lot of pictures. We were really close, I was his first great grandson. So every night when I was there at the house, he would wake me up. Just tap my shoulders and that's it. No talking, no moving things, not much noise (besides the walking sometimes). I only seen him once, he appeared as a white foggy thing. That was weird and scary and I said to not do that again and he didn't lol.
For that 4 months though, he constantly woke me up. I would talk to him. I know, what the fuck about right? Just random shit, about the family and myself. At the time I didn't know if he wanted "company" or what. After my Great Grandmother died (his wife) he never bothered me again. Then I just felt like he needed company and was waiting for his wife OR maybe trying to tell me that she was gonna die soon. Shit made me cry for a long time after all this, shit was nuts.
Another crazy thing? For 4 months my Great Grandmother never spoke, they said she couldn't any more for whatever reasons. The last week of her life I visited her, all she did was smile the whole time at me and the family. So everyone said their goodbyes, got ready to leave and I was the last one in the room leaving. I turned to her and said goodbye, I love you and she said, "I love you" in a whisper. The family stopped and freaked, and she told them, "I love you all". Last things ever said.
Crazy, I experienced my Great Grandfather's presence and my Great Grandmothers "first/last words" ever. Forever embedded in my life.
Skeratch;1486763 said:Wow, that's crazy. Great stories.
My mother told me that one night after my grandfather died she felt his presense. He worked in landscaping and greenhouses his whole life and he always had that fresh earthy scent. Anyway, she said she could literally smell him and she felt a peace as if he was saying that he was alright.
Skeratch;1486716 said:My woman likes those shows and I always offer skepticism if I watch them with her. Still, some people have convincing stories.
offtopic - is that Avatar from Yojimbo?
VIBE86;1486727 said:My Great-Grandfather died in my Grandma's house. He died when I was about 3 or 4, he was really sick. Anyway, his wife and him were still married at the time of his death and she remained faithful to him period. She wore the wedding ring forever lol. She ended up in a nursing home, she was old, losing her mind and starting to get really sick. (I was about 13-14)
I would visit the house my Great Grandfather died in all the time, due to my Dad living there at the time. So the last like 4 months of my Great Grandmothers life, during a real sick period, at night I would get visits from my Great Grandfather. Every night actually. It was only at that house though, no where else.
First experience was a tapping on my shoulder. At first I thought I was tripping, thinking things etc. Then about the 4th time it happened I sat up and was scared shitless. I just starting randomly asking questions in the dark lol "who's there?" "what do you want?" type of shit. Finally I said "If I get your name right, let me know". So I named random names, wtf I didn't know who it was. Finally I thought "Oh shit what if it's him", so I said "Abuelo?" Then I heard footsteps in the living room (wooden floors)
I was hella scared, but there was a lot of home videos of me and him and a lot of pictures. We were really close, I was his first great grandson. So every night when I was there at the house, he would wake me up. Just tap my shoulders and that's it. No talking, no moving things, not much noise (besides the walking sometimes). I only seen him once, he appeared as a white foggy thing. That was weird and scary and I said to not do that again and he didn't lol.
For that 4 months though, he constantly woke me up. I would talk to him. I know, what the fuck about right? Just random shit, about the family and myself. At the time I didn't know if he wanted "company" or what. After my Great Grandmother died (his wife) he never bothered me again. Then I just felt like he needed company and was waiting for his wife OR maybe trying to tell me that she was gonna die soon. Shit made me cry for a long time after all this, shit was nuts.
Another crazy thing? For 4 months my Great Grandmother never spoke, they said she couldn't any more for whatever reasons. The last week of her life I visited her, all she did was smile the whole time at me and the family. So everyone said their goodbyes, got ready to leave and I was the last one in the room leaving. I turned to her and said goodbye, I love you and she said, "I love you" in a whisper. The family stopped and freaked, and she told them, "I love you all". Last things ever said.
Crazy, I experienced my Great Grandfather's presence and my Great Grandmothers "first/last words" ever. Forever embedded in my life.
oliverlang;1486825 said:do you ever feel that tapping on your shoulder when you are not in that house?
VIBE86;1486785 said:Yeah, they speak to us in one way or another. It's one hell of a scary experience though.
oliverlang;1486812 said:correct...Toshio Mifune in Yojimbo. Mifune and Kurosawa were great together.
And Step;1486891 said:No.
Spirit is not independent of matter.
How can you see something that by definition is invisible?
Unless it manifest through something.
Skeratch;1486898 said:I can imagine.
Amazing movie. As great a movie as "A Fistful of Dollars" is, it is nothing compared to Yojimbo.
And Step;1486919 said:Ay Olang is that the Dude from the Lone Wolf and Cub series?
Skeratch;1486913 said:Do you believe that a spirit could manifest through something?
Skeratch;1486508 said:Do you believe in ghosts? Have you ever had a personal experience with a ghost?
And Step;1487201 said:Most definitely.
Spirit to me is an orientation of thinking. In my estimation it is not a non corporal force that flies around indiscriminately. It is the heart and mind of man that is shaped by enviroment and to a degree heredity.
The mind is powerful, most powerful thing there is . We just haven't learned to harness it yet.
Aw man homey, the mind be playin tricks on us
parallelrhymes;1487205 said:Cosign...
some of those videos are just too realistic