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Haunting?
Since Sept. this year I have been experiencing some strange things. The other day I was in the kitchen pouring a soda and my glass was full so I sat the can ( had about 3 oz of soda left in it) down on the counter, took a drink and when I went to grab the soda again the can moved about 4 inches on its own. Then the early morning of Nov.5th, about 3 hours after my Grandma passed away I was in the bathroom getting ready to go to bed. I looked over at the faucet in the bath tub and there was a drip of water coming out. I first thought that the water may not be turned off all of the way, but it was shut off. After I was done and leaving the bathroom all of the sudden it sounded like the water was turned on and someone was starting a shower. There has just been alot of strange things going on arround here and I would not doubt it is my Mom who is doing it, she probally has my Grandmother and Dad involved in it. Does anyone else experience strange things like this? Or am I the only crazy person?
20 comments from 11 users
posted by
scottso
on Jan 5, 2008 at 12:38 AM
Does no one else think that would be the worst and penultimate punishment of all? I mean think about it. If you could SEE everything that is going on past your death and have no ability to influence it whatsoever, what hell could be worse than that? The only way I could see that being a non-punishment would be to lose your ability to empathize with people post-death. That would be the most un-human thing I could think of. posted by
Katatak
on Jan 5, 2008 at 07:18 AM
bunee, I know Lake Hughes well. I just saw some recent photos of the stone store- still looks the same. Also, one of my best friends in high school lived in the large stone house just east and up the hill. That driveway was something else to get up there! You might remember the Antonucci family. I have many enduring memories in that area.
I have never seen a ghost but I have had wonderful experiences that suggest ghosts or angels are real. While thinking along such imaginative lines, I begin tinkering around in the physics of it. Today, physicists recognize there must be dimensions other than ours to explain test results that simply don't make sense. One test is done by cutting slats into the sides of a box so that light can enter. As you multiply the slats a strange effect occurs. The light from some slats is "canceled out" when it enters the box. As you add more slats, the light entering inside the box is less than the number of slats. How does something like this happen? They used to call it a canceling effect but no longer. Canceling didn't explain anything, but interference by another dimension has far greater explanatory power. Dimensions also, as a matter of scientific description, adds possibilities to how the ancient mythologies could have been so centered in the spectacular, the gods, angels, and demons in ancient writings, and a host of supernatural apparitions or intuitions that are so easily sensed, believed, and apprehended. But, what is ancient is also modern to me. Who doesn't have a story that is mysterious? I have mine and everyone else has theirs, but experiments in physics deepen the mystery instead of dispelling what might otherwise be called supernatural or just plain superstitious. All of which brings me to a short story. Many years ago I lived in a place called Anchor Bay on the north coast of California. To get an idea of how remote we were, we would go shopping once a month. Round trip to and from Santa Rosa was about 4 to 5 hours depending on weather. In the early, quiet morning hours, I would write and play classical guitar but something was preparing for me in those early hours, something I never expected. After about six months of doing the same thing every morning, I became aware of a change in my hearing. It was then, and there, that I discovered I was playing along with every movement of sound and melody that nature had to offer me. A wind rustling through my meadow? I was an accompanist. Birds winging through the air? I was an accompanist. The geese ruffling their feathers or the creak of a branch in my forest? I was an accompanist. I was part of a symphony of nature as fingers tapped along the frets and others plucked the strings. All the elements of sublime symphony were there for me to hear and participate with. I was in awe as I listened to it for the first time that morning, and I continue in awe, even reverence, to this day. I had become aware of and hence, entered another dimension that morning. Oh sure, I was still quite real but the moment I brought up that guitar to sit on my lap and set fingers to plucking and fretting, awareness and insight changed as to the world around me. The geese would join me each morning. They would waddle the sixty or so yards from the lower pond and form a semi-circle around me. One goose usually offered extra notes to my music by using his beak to pluck strings while I strummed. Hummingbirds would visit and butterflies landed on the tuning keys, sometimes they would land on my hands and stay there until I finished a piece. Both my hearing and eyesight were permanently changed that morning, but it is my hearing that changed the greatest. Someday, I will share the story of the unbidden visitor, but that is for another day. Since that time, I have always been able to say in all modesty, heaven is in our midst, but noisy distraction from the sublime seems ever the greater nuisance. . posted by
jewels
on Jan 5, 2008 at 07:46 AM
posted by
bunee
on Jan 5, 2008 at 11:18 AM
When I was in Junior High I went to a camp out in the forest with my classmates. We stayed in cabins and made things by hand...and so on. In my mind I remember the trip as a learning experience that helped us learn about nature..they would take us on hikes and we would sit and learn about the trees and the leaves. I found it kind of odd at the time. Now, I would much rather be outside hiking, walking, and exploring. posted by
bunee
on Jan 5, 2008 at 11:39 AM
They don't have a physical body to interact with us but still try to make contact. I agree that as a spirit it would be very frustrating and hellish trying to communicate with family (on earth)while scaring the hell out of them in the process. There seems to be some kind of barrier that only lets them filter through...so traditional communication is not possible. Do I sound completely insane? I don't think we are supposed to know and won't find out until we get there. |