I’m not CRAZY

a reply to: SeaWorthy

Well "There are more things in heaven and Earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy".

I don't know what happens next SeaWorthy, if anything, probably best to hedge ones bet all the same.

Goodbye's are important, and sometimes not even always to be had.

a reply to: andy06shake

For those of us less gifted after those we love die they may find a way to try to comfort us, a light flickering for no reason and no it is not always dodgy power supplies, a smell of there scent that they used to wear that you know so well, your cat trying to rub itself against thin air as if it is trying to rub there boot's like it always did.

a reply to: LABTECH767

On the flip side of the logic LABTECH767 if the dead spend the majority of there time watching the living or playing with there pets stealthy or otherwise, thats one hell of a trippy somewhat perverted voyeuristic after life is it not?

Personally, after managing to make it through life i might be wanting my own little pocket universe to help create, shape ,and play around with, instead of the ability to perv on my great grandchildren rubbing one out in the shower.

originally posted by: ColeYounger
I posted a thread long ago about a story I had' read in a prominent news magazine. The event took place in Washington, in a town north of Seattle, in the early 1980s. It was corroborated by 10-12 people. It was vetted.

A group of young kids, ranging in age from 7-9, were playing hide-and-seek and running around the neighborhood. One of the girls pushed her way through a big hedge of bushes. There should have been a small park on the other side. She saw an old house there. Alongside the house was a wooden cart, like an old wheelbarrow. The cart was full of apples. She called to her friends, and they made their way through the hedge. They went up to the house and looked in a window. An old woman was in the kitchen. She appeared to be baking apple pies. There was also a barn on the property, and the kids thought they heard a horse (or horses) in there. The younger kids probably couldn't process this high-strangeness event.
The older kid said something like "What happened to the park"?

They all went back to their homes to tell their parents, who brushed it off as the children's imaginations. However, one of the kid's parents knew there was once an old house there. A grandfather, in his 80s, was summoned to hear the story.
He was flabbergasted. The house and barn had been there when he was young. They'd been gone for 50 years or more.

The kids were questioned about what they saw, and even though they were asked separately, they described, in detail,
the "ghost house and barn". A group of the parents went back there, and nothing had changed. The park was on the other side of the edge, as usual. The story went into detail about how the kids had scratches on their arms from the hedge, and how they were sure they went back to the same "portal" spot. They recognized the spot because there was a tree near it. All sorts of little details added up to confirm their story.

Like a time slip.. never heard of this event, but I love the subject, thanks.

And yes JAGstorm I believe you...too many other stories out there that are similiar and again most of these people have nothing to gain from lying.

Like the modern airplane pilot flying over England and got turned around in the clouds, he saw an opening and an airport runway and a few buildings but as he got closer it was all like early biplanes and even the vehicles looked like the early 1900's models. It kind of spooked him and he flew off he finally got his bearings and landed safely at his original airport. He was telling the guy in the tower what happened and the tower said there are no other airports or fields near here. It was a restricted area and there was no way he could have flown to the closest field in the time he was in the air.

a reply to: JAGStorm

UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE

OMG.........

My mom just told me my dad has been telling her he sees a little house over there....

a reply to: JAGStorm

So fire outside and go investigate.

a reply to: LABTECH767

You can not always photograph these things, a camera is strictly in the physical realm, this dimension but part of us is in other dimension's and sometimes we see into those,

I do not believe it would show up if I took a pic, but I will try when it happens.
If I took one right now it would just be trees and an little piece of open land.

originally posted by: LABTECH767
a reply to: JAGStorm

It sounds like you have a neighbour whom once owned and loved that land, perhaps he lets you see him because you may love it as much as he did and perhaps he also protects you and your family, sounds as if your father is sensitive and you inherited it from him, your mother probably is as well, if the being has done no harm they are probably a good person and if so think of them as adopted family.

But may be worth researching a bit.

Peace and God watch over you, your family and this spirit person as well.

I totally believe that. When my dad first said he saw a guy there, fear did not strike me. I was actually happy.
This land is very special. The things that grow here are very special and beautiful. Hard to explain unless you see it.

a reply to: JAGStorm

The simple answer is that most people cannot "see" something that they cannot comprehend.

Their brains just cannot process it so it doesn't process.

You are most certainly not crazy.

You are just seeing things that most people cannot.

I had one UFO sighting for instance that I saw, my Mother saw, my Father didn't see, my Brother saw and both of my Sisters could not see anything.

It was 50 feet from us in the grass.

Our minds protect us from things that it thinks could harm us.

Despite ourselves.

Kind of like the story that Native Americans could not "see" the first ships that came across from Europe...

a reply to: Lumenari

We are only ever going to see in the wavelengths that our very limited biological eyes allow or have evolved.

As to our minds, well guess what they are connected to.

The story that Native Americans could not "see" the first ships that came across from Europe is probably just that, they could not see the measles mumps or smallpox, that came with the people and pests on those ships for sure, so there's that.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: LABTECH767

On the flip side of the logic LABTECH767 if the dead spend the majority of there time watching the living or playing with there pets stealthy or otherwise, thats one hell of a trippy somewhat perverted voyeuristic after life is it not?

Personally, after managing to make it through life i might be wanting my own little pocket universe to help create, shape ,and play around with, instead of the ability to perv on my great grandchildren rubbing one out in the shower.

No especially not if it's your mum, they may see a side of you that you always kept hidden but likely as not just as you would give your kid's some privacy so do they.

And if there are pervs over there is it not good to know there is someone that can chase them, anyway I would likely not have that problem, big hairy overweight (like a human shaped ball of lard rolled on a hairdressers floor before they sweep the place) and not a pretty sight these day's though I do put myself down a bit there.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Lumenari

We are only ever going to see in the wavelengths that our very limited biological eyes allow or have evolved.

As to our minds, well guess what they are connected to.

The story that Native Americans could not "see" the first ships that came across from Europe is probably just that, they could not see the measles mumps or smallpox, that came with the people and pests on those ships for sure, so there's that.

It has absolutely nothing to do with the wavelengths that our biological eyes can see.

It has everything to do with how your mind processes what your senses give to it and the very real "filters" that society has installed in your conscious mind.

I can guarantee you that how I see the world and how you see it are two entirely different things.

a reply to: LABTECH767

Point being all the same that the universe is a big place, if you are limited to simple observation of the living once you shuffle off your mortal coil mate, no wonder there was war in heaven, put it that way.

We would all be perv's, so stuff that existence for a game of soldiers eh?

Ineffable plan my arse, if that the plan.

a reply to: Lumenari

Yes thats your eyes and other senses that provide your mind with the information it processes you see.

So pretty much everything to do with perception.

I can guarantee that how I see the world and how you see it are two entirely different things just down to the nature of the way we perceive reality and it being a very personal experience if that helps.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Lumenari

Yes thats your eyes and other senses that provide your mind with the information it processes you see.

So pretty much everything to do with perception.

I can guarantee that how I see the world and how you see it are two entirely different things just down to the nature of the way we perceive reality and it being a very personal experience if that helps.

You are completely missing the point and that's ok... you are a "normie."

Can you see auras around people and animals? I can.

Can you see what people call "ghosts?" There are a few different varieties of those. I can see them.

Ever see a UFO? I've seen 7 so far in my life. I touched one once.

Ever see a Yeti? Around here we just call them apes and yes I see them.

Your perception is blinded by a series of filters in your head that are quite normal.

My world is a much bigger more wonderful place.

And we live in the same world.

Your loss.

originally posted by: Lumenari
a reply to: JAGStorm

The simple answer is that most people cannot "see" something that they cannot comprehend.

Their brains just cannot process it so it doesn't process.

You are most certainly not crazy.

You are just seeing things that most people cannot.

I had one UFO sighting for instance that I saw, my Mother saw, my Father didn't see, my Brother saw and both of my Sisters could not see anything.

It was 50 feet from us in the grass.

Our minds protect us from things that it thinks could harm us.

Despite ourselves.

Kind of like the story that Native Americans could not "see" the first ships that came across from Europe...

My brother, father and I were traveling in Europe. They both saw a ufo, and apparently I did too. I have ZERO memory of it. None, zero...

a reply to: JAGStorm

Ghost stories are one of those things i tend to believe. A year or two ago a guy i worked with had an experience out in the Tulameen Valley near Colemont in BC. They seen some strange ghostly vehicles and heard engines that shouldn't be while camping round three in the morning.

Most of my life my dad, and my aunt have both told me about the time they seen a ghost car, that looked like it was from the early 1900's with gas lamps and such driving down a logging road, when they were camping in the Tulameen Valley, near Colemont as chlidren.

Seems a bit too coincidental to me.

I've also heard plenty of other stories and seen some things myself i have no reason to disbelieve. Watched a coyote skull defy the laws of gravity and physics once and float off the back of a shelf and onto a couch...that was fairly creepy. Removed it from my house and buried it far away after that.

I found it when i was a kid in the forest...apparently i should not have kept it all those years.

a reply to: Lumenari

Ok ile be a "normie", but can i not just be an Andy instead?

Ive seen plenty of auras around people and things mate, Mescaline is fun.

Nope never seen a ghost Lumenari, ile entertain the existence of the unknown all the same, ghosts would fall into that category would they not?

Never seen any of that stuff mate, but if you have then where are the pictures, video and other evidence?

Cant lose what you cannot prove exists Lumenari, at least not in this verse at a tangible level.

Best to have the stuff that you cannot take if im honest, thats the real ticket.

a reply to: Lumenari

My mum could on occasion, I used to see but have trained myself not to mist like shapes and shadow figures they are very opposite and don's seem to mix as if they are opposed or something and personally I believe the shadow figures are usually but not always negative in there nature while the mist and light figures are usually positive in there nature.

Seen ONE definite UFO and if childhood memories are taken into account one other and a blue shining crystal object which was imbedded in a neighbours roof like it had crashed there or something, it faded and became more and more translucent over about a week to a fortnight, I could see it and when pointed to others they could see it but seemed to lose interest and forget it was there but I found I fascinating.

That was the first the second was a U or D shaped object in our back garden with two small child sized figures with over sized heads in silver suit's and huge black visors that made them appear to be completely filled with darkness inside those suits of there's, they created intense fear and my mother was holding me in her arm's, years later my mother confirmed it but her account was that she was holding me in her arm's and something with three spouts of flame shooting out of it shot into the sky (I was nursery - preschool age).

Last time I was about 28, on my way home from work and it was late at night, gale force wind's were blowing and I felt something and looked straight up at it sensing it like when you feel someone watching you and turn to stare at them, it seemed startled by my staring back and shot off at high speed, this one was circular or spherical with a reflective underside completely silent over the wind and flew into the wind at jet like speed but with no sonic boom or other noise.

I had a particularly nasty encounter with what I shall call malign spirit's or something else when I was 23 and 24, black being's that were semi translucent with tiny red pin point eye's that despite being red like the rest of them were darkness, they were like three dimensional shadows absorbing the light around them, some time later I walked past someone in Ormskirk, two young lady's I do not know and one of them looked at me in fright then said out loud "His aura is all messed up".

a reply to: JAGStorm

I don't think anyone ever thought you were crazy. I just wanted to say that. If anyone tries to judge others who post their experiences here, that is on them--not you.

Anyway, thank you for linking your original thread. I will read it. It sounds super wild and that must have been such a shocking thing to witness. I wonder what the explanation is. Perhaps it could be a time-slip of some sort or an echo of the past if we consider multiple-dimensions of reality. Either way, cool!