posted on Feb, 18 2008 @ 06:13 PM
Has anyone compared the comments regarding theories/limitations of people who've actually seen them while fully awake?
I ask because when I read some replies, I can instantly say YES or NO to certain of them, based on my very real, very awake (and upright) experience
and those of my family members.
For example, to the person who said maybe it was feeding on our fear, I would say no. For one, I saw it unexpectedly and was not afraid of anything
at the time. When it first appeared, I'd just come into the house, it was just after dark, and the shadow person was a silhouette standing in the
doorway of our kitchen. I saw him, he saw me see him, and he quickly stepped sideways into the darkness of the room.
My first thought was he was my dad, playing the hiding game (he used to jump out of the darkness and scare me), so I wasn't afraid until I flipped on
the light switch and found out I was home alone.
Two other family members (my parents) saw him later the same night, at different times.
I saw shadow-only. He was a perfect silhouette of a man, as if he was real, he was not smoky at all, but solid looking. If you saw him you would
think he was a real person, not a ghost, just silhouetted.
However, my mother could make out clothing, pants and a shirt, but no facial details.
I wonder if it depends on the person's level of psychic ability, as to how much or what they see. Not that we are "psychics" by any means, but I
think we all have different levels of spiritual discernment or at least frontal lobe development. I was about 13.
There were no accidents, or violence, or anything traumatic surrounding the event. However, we had just put our house up for sale.
My father wondered, at the time, if it was the old man who'd originally built the house, and he didn't want us to move. But I don't know why he'd
have been earth-bound.
The short version is, as I've stated in another thread, he told the "spirit" he was scaring us, and to leave in the name of Jesus Christ. We never
saw him again after that.
That's not to be preachy, it's just the facts. Worked for us.