let the hauntings begin

[phantombiker]

its getting to be that time again. so lets hear your stories of hauntings, ghost sightings or anything of a paranormal nature.
i myself have never seen a ghost but have gotten a few evp's. my buddy has a couple weird pics from a cemetary we were at.
nothing major, but interesting none the less
once again, if you have a story or experience you want to tell, seen a ghost or live in a haunted house feel free to share!!

thx...Mark

[atc007]

Didn't believe in this stuff for most of my life. My sisters house is haunted by a 7yo little girl that drown in the old well. My sister has seen her,she has done numerous things over the years.. My only experience was Easter,,my Aunt and I were setting the table,,and the ghost flipped the spoon,,like 8 inches away from me! It was awesome! A earthquake couldn't have moved it that much! My Aunt said How did you do that??!! I said,,noo,wasn't me! That's my only personal experience.

[tri again]

The spirit guides are ALL over this place.

Archaeologists have confirmed that people lived right where I'm sitting for
over 10,000 years.

They are very polite albeit, playful sometimes.

I'll head out towards the orchard and they'll
gently guide me (somehow) to a lill' birds nest or something else I should see.

It's gotten so common around here that we've all gotten accustomed to saying a quiet 'thank you'.

instead of a ShrEikIng
"HOLYCRAP, DID YOU SEE THAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"?

certainly don't want to scare them away or make them think we don't believe.
Whatever we think, their guided premonitions MAY just save someone's life.
...ever get a funny feeling that something bad's gonna happen or you make a "wrong"
turn and miss a really bad accident?

Ghosts are people too.

[Chazz of Blades]

It's traditionally belief of my kin that our ancestors watch over us, and steer us away from danger and other forms of harm, and guide us toward happiness, whether that be making a different turn, seeing something interesting, whatever. "There's always a hand in ours, pulling us along" was a saying I'd heard from my great grandfather. Me personally, I don't believe in the majority of spook stories, or even really any conventional religion, but I do believe that there is an impossible amount of things that I have no way of knowing whether they exist or not. Some places you can't help but tell something is not ordinary though.

On my great grandfather's property(he passed three years ago), way back in the woods, there is a spring coming off a rock cliff, and on this spring there is a chair that was carved out of the rock, and used to, the water coming out of the rock wall was stronger, and would wash over anyone who sat there. It was the only natural spring for miles, and the local native tribe gathered all their water there. Standing at that spring, sitting on that stone throne, you can feel that something isn't ordinary, it's almost like you're feeling a million feelings all at once. I often go and bottle water from that spring, and that's all I drink when taking a hiking trip, and surprisingly it makes me feel better, and more refreshed than any sports drink ever has. I'll upload a picture here in a minute.

[phantombiker]

Didn't believe in this stuff for most of my life. My sisters house is haunted by a 7yo little girl that drown in the old well. My sister has seen her,she has done numerous things over the years.. My only experience was Easter,,my Aunt and I were setting the table,,and the ghost flipped the spoon,,like 8 inches away from me! It was awesome! A earthquake couldn't have moved it that much! My Aunt said How did you do that??!! I said,,noo,wasn't me! That's my only personal experience.

dude...my flippin arse would have been grabbing the recorder and camera before the spoon had time to settle!!! lmao!!
thats cool though. did some evp over at my friends house like 3 days ago. her and her boyfriend (also my buddy) said as they were laying in bed that they both heard something jump on the trampoline which is located about 50 ft directly outside their bedroom window. she has also been physically held down on her couch by something she couldnt see a few years ago. gave my voice recorder to my buddy, who has a program on his computer for this stuff, tonight so he can do his thing with it. i should know in a couple days......

[phantombiker]

The spirit guides are ALL over this place.

Archaeologists have confirmed that people lived right where I'm sitting for
over 10,000 years.

They are very polite albeit, playful sometimes.

I'll head out towards the orchard and they'll
gently guide me (somehow) to a lill' birds nest or something else I should see.

It's gotten so common around here that we've all gotten accustomed to saying a quiet 'thank you'.

instead of a ShrEikIng
"HOLYCRAP, DID YOU SEE THAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"?

certainly don't want to scare them away or make them think we don't believe.
Whatever we think, their guided premonitions MAY just save someone's life.
...ever get a funny feeling that something bad's gonna happen or you make a "wrong"
turn and miss a really bad accident?

Ghosts are people too.

dude...that was kinda deep...lol
what do you mean by spirit guides? im not a spiritual person by any means. or did i just get it wrong?
what else have you seen, bro? anything that scared you? or humorous?

[phantombiker]

It's traditionally belief of my kin that our ancestors watch over us, and steer us away from danger and other forms of harm, and guide us toward happiness, whether that be making a different turn, seeing something interesting, whatever. "There's always a hand in ours, pulling us along" was a saying I'd heard from my great grandfather. Me personally, I don't believe in the majority of spook stories, or even really any conventional religion, but I do believe that there is an impossible amount of things that I have no way of knowing whether they exist or not. Some places you can't help but tell something is not ordinary though.

On my great grandfather's property(he passed three years ago), way back in the woods, there is a spring coming off a rock cliff, and on this spring there is a chair that was carved out of the rock, and used to, the water coming out of the rock wall was stronger, and would wash over anyone who sat there. It was the only natural spring for miles, and the local native tribe gathered all their water there. Standing at that spring, sitting on that stone throne, you can feel that something isn't ordinary, it's almost like you're feeling a million feelings all at once. I often go and bottle water from that spring, and that's all I drink when taking a hiking trip, and surprisingly it makes me feel better, and more refreshed than any sports drink ever has. I'll upload a picture here in a minute.

now thats a spot i would like to run across, bro!!! killer pics!!

[tri again]

dude...that was kinda deep...lol
what do you mean by spirit guides? im not a spiritual person by any means. or did i just get it wrong?
what else have you seen, bro? anything that scared you? or humorous?

oh so many interpretations.

How do parents know their kids are in danger.?
Why is there something called mothers intuition?

Maybe the term 'spirit guides' can be explained by all the cool things parents and grandparents said to
us when we weren't listening as kids and now pop into our heads as simply good advice.

or maybe they are watching out for us from the 'other side'.

Funny story?
we were remodeling a church into a bakery
and as we were putting tools away so we could get the heck outta there,
my friend looked straight at me and as his jaw dropped, he dropped a very expensive
spinny laser level thing.
..and can describe perfectly, a young lady who was apparently still hanging around the church,
floating about 10 feet above the floor.

Maybe we were making too much noise for her or maybe she was happy to have some company
since the place had been abandoned for years.

The new owners of the church said they just say hi to her every day now
but it took them a while to get used to it all.

[tri again]

It's traditionally belief of my kin that our ancestors watch over us, and steer us away from danger and other forms of harm, and guide us toward happiness, whether that be making a different turn, seeing something interesting, whatever. "There's always a hand in ours, pulling us along" was a saying I'd heard from my great grandfather. Me personally, I don't believe in the majority of spook stories, or even really any conventional religion, but I do believe that there is an impossible amount of things that I have no way of knowing whether they exist or not. Some places you can't help but tell something is not ordinary though.

On my great grandfather's property(he passed three years ago), way back in the woods, there is a spring coming off a rock cliff, and on this spring there is a chair that was carved out of the rock, and used to, the water coming out of the rock wall was stronger, and would wash over anyone who sat there. It was the only natural spring for miles, and the local native tribe gathered all their water there. Standing at that spring, sitting on that stone throne, you can feel that something isn't ordinary, it's almost like you're feeling a million feelings all at once. I often go and bottle water from that spring, and that's all I drink when taking a hiking trip, and surprisingly it makes me feel better, and more refreshed than any sports drink ever has. I'll upload a picture here in a minute.

Thanks c, I needed that.

[phantombiker]

oh so many interpretations.

How do parents know their kids are in danger.?
Why is there something called mothers intuition?

Maybe the term 'spirit guides' can be explained by all the cool things parents and grandparents said to
us when we weren't listening as kids and now pop into our heads as simply good advice.

or maybe they are watching out for us from the 'other side'.

Funny story?
we were remodeling a church into a bakery
and as we were putting tools away so we could get the heck outta there,
my friend looked straight at me and as his jaw dropped, he dropped a very expensive
spinny laser level thing.
..and can describe perfectly, a young lady who was apparently still hanging around the church,
floating about 10 feet above the floor.

Maybe we were making too much noise for her or maybe she was happy to have some company
since the place had been abandoned for years.

The new owners of the church said they just say hi to her every day now
but it took them a while to get used to it all.

the spirit guide thing kinda makes sense now. i like your examples.
ever gotten the feeling of dread? i have once. it was at the lemp mansion. lemp mansion is on the top 10 most haunted places in the country.
anyhow, i was going to the basement to do my thing and when i hit the bottom step i just kinda froze for a minute. i didnt want
to go any farther. didnt see or hear anything. could have been my imagination getting the best of me i suppose.

[tri again]

It's traditionally belief of my kin that our ancestors watch over us, and steer us away from danger and other forms of harm, and guide us toward happiness, whether that be making a different turn, seeing something interesting, whatever. "There's always a hand in ours, pulling us along" was a saying I'd heard from my great grandfather. Me personally, I don't believe in the majority of spook stories, or even really any conventional religion, but I do believe that there is an impossible amount of things that I have no way of knowing whether they exist or not. Some places you can't help but tell something is not ordinary though.

On my great grandfather's property(he passed three years ago), way back in the woods, there is a spring coming off a rock cliff, and on this spring there is a chair that was carved out of the rock, and used to, the water coming out of the rock wall was stronger, and would wash over anyone who sat there. It was the only natural spring for miles, and the local native tribe gathered all their water there. Standing at that spring, sitting on that stone throne, you can feel that something isn't ordinary, it's almost like you're feeling a million feelings all at once. I often go and bottle water from that spring, and that's all I drink when taking a hiking trip, and surprisingly it makes me feel better, and more refreshed than any sports drink ever has. I'll upload a picture here in a minute.

Found a pic of the triple tree on this property.
It's in a grove we call the churchtrees.
same kinda theme as your magical waterchair only not quite so permanent.

[tri again]

BOO!


Spooky stuff?
All I really have to do is watch the news.

Not to be offensive, but what do they call it when
the beverly hillbillies come back to life?

're-intarnation'

[phantombiker]

BOO!


Spooky stuff?
All I really have to do is watch the news.

Not to be offensive, but what do they call it when
the beverly hillbillies come back to life?

're-intarnation'

too funny!!

[CRAZY70MAN]

Several of my neighbors reported a sighting a couple years back on halloween. They call him the ghost of no squares

[phantombiker]

Several of my neighbors reported a sighting a couple years back on halloween. They call him the ghost of no squares

is that sarcasm for the picture?