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Would you consider dreams paranormal? I often do, as they are clearly observable in reality, yet they are completely intangible. Perhaps my understanding is due to ignorance, but some instances feel very real, almost too real, and it disturbs me to ever want to sleep again, but eventually I must. Moreover, my curiosity yearns to understand what I experienced, which may sadly never happen again, to my annoyance. And that is what truly haunts me.

Some but not many.

When there was a death in the family a lot of things went very strange at the same time. I awoke surrounded by many faces in the dark, family members had many strange experiences of their own. It was the following morning we learned of the death that night. Another time my dad and his sister at the bedside of someone dying swear they saw the person transfigure into a relative that died years earlier. So unnerved were they both that they had to leave the room.

But I'm a bit of a sceptic, I can't explain these things but assume they are more likely psychological in nature.

There are local legends here such as multiple sightings of a werewolf including by two on-duty cops who supposidely encountered it and drove off quickly, but I don't know how much of it is just local legend.

I have had what many would call paranormal experiences. They are too numerous to mention here. Sometimes there are logical answers and sometimes there are not. They all started when I was a small boy and continue to this day ( off and on ). I have seen orbs, seen apparitions, heard voices, rapping on the kitchen window, among other things.

Some times things fall in my room and I get startled...

jeffychubchaser29 wrote: Tue Feb 18, 2025 8:49 pm

Lennon72 wrote: Tue Feb 18, 2025 8:45 pm I have had what many would call paranormal experiences. They are too numerous to mention here. Sometimes there are logical answers and sometimes there are not. They all started when I was a small boy and continue to this day ( off and on ). I have seen orbs, seen apparitions, heard voices, rapping on the kitchen window, among other things.

Would you say you are a medium or just in tune with the spirit realm?

I guess I am in tune. I am sure that there are many who are more in tune than me but I also know that not everybody experiences these things.

I remember one early morning, I was looking out of my window and saw me as an older man.
I can remember I freak the f out and stayed up til everyone was wake.

That was my first paranormal encounter.

I saw a UFO close up once, it looked like a huge drone, but we don't have huge drones that float silently and zip off at impossible speed.

I've witnessed many miracles.
I'll spare you the details.
PM me!

Ruby wrote: Sun Mar 09, 2025 12:42 pm I remember one early morning, I was looking out of my window and saw me as an older man.
I can remember I freak the f out and stayed up til everyone was wake.

That was my first paranormal encounter.

That sounds terrifying! How did you recognise this old man as you?

In answer to the topic... I have had waking dreams of faces above my bed, they always freak me out massively... thankfully ive not had one for years

Ruby wrote: Sun Mar 09, 2025 12:42 pm I remember one early morning, I was looking out of my window and saw me as an older man.
I can remember I freak the f out and stayed up til everyone was wake.

That was my first paranormal encounter.

That is sort of interesting.
I used to be heavy into transcendental meditation, and sometimes when i would hit this peak nirvana experience, a little child would walk by my window, or at the park, and smile and wave at me, and i would think, "was that buddha or god that just walked by?"

because i would never see any child walk by and wave at me like that, except when i was in heightened awareness.

sometimes, i see very old people too, and wonder if it's like god in disguise.
angels disguised as humans, just observing, interacting momentarily, saying hi.

I had one paranormal experience a few years ago and it was a bit traumatizing for me honestly.

Back in 2023 I was on a online MAP group with Ad van den Berg and other MAP activists and every monday we had a video conference, the previous monday we had our daily conference and Ad looked as healthy as usual, he didn't complain about any pain and he was as active as the previous conferences.

The next monday I was walking back to my house and out of nowhere came to me a thought that "Ad was going to die soon" , I tried to ignore that thought and when I arrived home and open the group chat on my computer there was a message from Ad's roommate.

"He died last night"

I was in shock not only because of my friend's death but also because my thought seemed like a premonition.

Even now when I remember that moment I feel shocked because it was impossible for me to know before arriving home but I still felt like he was going to die.