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Originally posted by Teye22
reply to post by Aelfrede
I have had that happen to me (and my wife) a few times....quite annoying when your not expectiong it
It's also happened on the couch while watching tv. I actually felt like I was going to fall over as the weight was considerable. We could actually see a grove on the cushion....freaked us out a little.
Cant tell you exactly what it is as i am no expert but I can relate as i have lived it just the same.
Thanks for sharing OP. S+F
Originally posted by NarcolepticBuddha
My grandfather died at the beginning of the year. He used to stay downstairs watching TV until about 2AM while my grandmother was asleep upstairs. He was a heavy man.
My grandmother told me that she feels his weight shift on the bed around this time and it wakes her up--she wakes up thinking her husband is coming to lie down for bed. Of course, he's been gone over 6 months now. She swears she can feel the weight of him crawling into bed and waking her up.
I, myself, feel a bit of a shaking, rumbling sometimes in the my bed in the middle of the night that wakes me up (no jokes, please. I'm serious.) I sometimes wonder if it's a small earthquake or something. But it happens quite often. At least a couple of times a month with no reported quakes big enough to shake me awake.
Originally posted by solargeddon
I get this happen to me from time to time, there you are lying in bed, daydreaming away and or listening to music, when out of the blue....
You feel as though someone, or something has just sat down on the edge of the bed.
Have no idea what it is for sure, but my top culprits would be...
Spirit,
Something to do with your aura,
Perhaps something to do with personal electromagnetic fields,
Bed springs,
Your mind is playing tricks.
Good chance it's the last one, although having said that, I have experienced this personally, and I know how real it feels, to the point, I won't look until a few seconds after (just in case).
I my strongest gut re-action is there is something there....edit on 14-11-2012 by solargeddon because: Typos, and clearing up my perspective
Originally posted by jerryznv
I feel like there is a huge black lab at the foot of my bed every night!
His name is Stalin...I named him after Joseph Stalin and he just turned 5 months old!
And at times a small wiener dog is felt at the pillow of my bed!
His name is Hitler and he just turned 1 year old a couple months ago!
They technically are not somebodies...unless you're a dog owner...then they are family!
Originally posted by Merriman Weir
When I was about 10, my cat died. She was a 'rescue cat' that I'd had her since I'd been about 5. A couple of nights after she died (old age), I was in bed and I felt a soft 'thud' on my bed. This was followed by a few lighter 'thuds' that slowly ran across the bottom of the bed. Then, something a lot of cat owners will understand, the unmistakeable action of a cat repeatedly clawing at something just before they are going to lie down. Finally, the sensation of weight settling right next to my feet.
I didn't look; and I didn't feel the need to. I'm not ashamed to admit I cried myself to sleep that night either feeling that little weight next to me.
I'm prepared to accept that the event was somehow created in my mind; an artifice born from the grief of a 10-year-old's mind. It doesn't matter as, to me, it doesn't really diminish the 'realness' of the event.
Originally posted by Teye22
Hi Aelfrede
My pleasure, I love this topic and enjoy sharing my experiences as it could help others "understand" a given occurance or event or just have them accept them better knowing that they aren't alone living this kinda stuff.
I know a few people that have this type of "phenomena" happen regularly and do not talk about it as they feel that people will think they're crazy or something.
There is a thread on ATS about this that is still growing (currently at 86 pages) from Sled735. I have posteed many of my experiences there for any that might be interested in ready them. It's actually quite an interesting thread with all kinds of stories/experences from many many ATSers.
I only mention this because your posts would be welcomed there and I thought you might appreciate the variety offered.
Originally posted by rokkiroo
Thanks for posting this OP, now i know i am not crazy! when i was a child every night for a period of at least 2 years i would go to bed and feel someone/something sitting on the end of my bed, it frightened me so much that i slept underneath the covers for years even after these strange occurings. I never had the courage to peep out of the covers and see who/what was sitting on my bed. I've been subject to paranormal happenings all of my life (my great grandfather was a pyschic healer, and grandfather was also a pyschic) Recently i have been getting cuts all over my body that i have no idea where they came from, and only realise when i feel my skin stinging and look to find a fresh cut. I'ts bizarre, i dont know what to think of it all as i am so use to it.
Anyway, thanks again for raising this issue
Originally posted by NarcolepticBuddha
My grandfather died at the beginning of the year. He used to stay downstairs watching TV until about 2AM while my grandmother was asleep upstairs. He was a heavy man.
My grandmother told me that she feels his weight shift on the bed around this time and it wakes her up--she wakes up thinking her husband is coming to lie down for bed. Of course, he's been gone over 6 months now. She swears she can feel the weight of him crawling into bed and waking her up.
I, myself, feel a bit of a shaking, rumbling sometimes in the my bed in the middle of the night that wakes me up (no jokes, please. I'm serious.) I sometimes wonder if it's a small earthquake or something. But it happens quite often. At least a couple of times a month with no reported quakes big enough to shake me awake.
Originally posted by resoe26
Originally posted by NarcolepticBuddha
My grandfather died at the beginning of the year. He used to stay downstairs watching TV until about 2AM while my grandmother was asleep upstairs. He was a heavy man.
My grandmother told me that she feels his weight shift on the bed around this time and it wakes her up--she wakes up thinking her husband is coming to lie down for bed. Of course, he's been gone over 6 months now. She swears she can feel the weight of him crawling into bed and waking her up.
I, myself, feel a bit of a shaking, rumbling sometimes in the my bed in the middle of the night that wakes me up (no jokes, please. I'm serious.) I sometimes wonder if it's a small earthquake or something. But it happens quite often. At least a couple of times a month with no reported quakes big enough to shake me awake.
Sorry to hear about your Grandfather. Condolences.
But your story makes me wonder if we really do leave earth upon death.
Or if at least, our energy stays behind.
Originally posted by jerryznv
Originally posted by resoe26
Originally posted by NarcolepticBuddha
My grandfather died at the beginning of the year. He used to stay downstairs watching TV until about 2AM while my grandmother was asleep upstairs. He was a heavy man.
My grandmother told me that she feels his weight shift on the bed around this time and it wakes her up--she wakes up thinking her husband is coming to lie down for bed. Of course, he's been gone over 6 months now. She swears she can feel the weight of him crawling into bed and waking her up.
I, myself, feel a bit of a shaking, rumbling sometimes in the my bed in the middle of the night that wakes me up (no jokes, please. I'm serious.) I sometimes wonder if it's a small earthquake or something. But it happens quite often. At least a couple of times a month with no reported quakes big enough to shake me awake.
Sorry to hear about your Grandfather. Condolences.
But your story makes me wonder if we really do leave earth upon death.
Or if at least, our energy stays behind.
Energy with gravity?
Interesting thought!