Have any of you ever encountered a supernatural/paranormal event?

[hrittikgfyfff]

After returning from my trip to India, I've encountered a series of inexplicable supernatural occurrences. Have any of you ever personally faced genuine paranormal phenomena? For instance, witnessing furniture—such as a chair in your room—shifting or gliding across the floor entirely on its own during the night, or similar unsettling events?

[Ez-Bri-Z_v2]

So a bit of a story here:

When I was younger I used to have this reoccurring dream a lot that took place in three scenes. I was a very young child in those dreams like either in the crib or a toddler bed (it just depended on the dream). The gist of it is that in the final scene I was standing up in the crib and there was an attic access in my room where the door was open. I remember very clearly that he wore a pair of overalls with a screwdriver in the front pocket. That's where the scene end. I had this dream all the way through my teens.

Just in a casual conversation with my mom in my 20's this dream was discussed. She gave me a look and told me I was describing (with the descriptions of all 3 scenes) a house we lived in when I was still a baby (Not a newborn though). It was a friend's house that used to belong to her father who had committed suicide in the attic by hanging himself. She also said I would be crying and then suddenly stop where she could hear me babbling like I was having a conversation with someone.

We were both weirded out, but after that conversation, I never had that dream again.

So yeah, that's probably the closest experience I've had with the paranormal. I still believe in ghosts to this day.

[hrittikgfyfff]

This is a classic example of 'cellular memory' or subconscious imprinting. It’s fascinating how the human brain can retain fragments of an environment from such an early age, especially when it's tied to a heavy emotional history. The detail about the screwdriver is too specific to be just a coincidence. It feels like you were picking up on a 'residual energy' that the house held. Truly chilling but incredibly intriguing!

[Ez-Bri-Z_v2]

Exactly, the weirdest part for me was that the dreams stopped once I knew the story. I guess im just one of those people who can't let things go until I fully understand them which makes sense for other parts of my life.

In any case, thank you for MHO!

[RandomGirl42]

My whole life has been a supernatural event! 🤣 But yes, I am very sensitive to energy and I have seen, "A lot of weird shit".

And the veil is getting thinner these days, so, many of these type of "paranormal events" will become much more common. We live in amazing times. 😊

[hrittikgfyfff]

Intriguing! It sounds like you’re describing what some might call a 'vibrational shift.' If reality is truly just energy and frequencies, then a 'thinning veil' might just be us tuning into a wider spectrum of existence that was always there. Most people ignore the static, but it takes a unique intuition to actually see the patterns. Stay grounded while you explore these amazing times!

[exitseven]

Yes. I got up early one morning and went to the bathroom. When I walked in I saw a bluish sphere about a foot in diameter just floating in the air. I wasn't sure that I was really seeing it. I turned on the light to get a better look and suddenly the lightbulb exploded and the sphere was gone. I may have seen ball lightning.

[hrittikgfyfff]

That sounds like a textbook case of Ball Lightning! It's one of the rarest and most mysterious atmospheric phenomena out there. The fact that your lightbulb exploded exactly when the sphere vanished suggests a massive electromagnetic discharge. You’re actually quite lucky—most people go their whole lives without witnessing something that scientifically elusive!

[exitseven]

it was crazy for sure.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

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