Coastypop
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Yeah, I was extremely skeptical until we moved into our house. After doing some digging wish I'd never bought the place. Taps and ghost hunters wanted to do a show but I said no. A shaman was going to do the sage thing and wouldn't come in. The Catholic Church down the street refused to come but gave me a list of things to do and it works for a good while then I have to do it over.
My mind didn't make a penny fall by itself and roll through two rooms and end in front of me and my brother standing on end. No one else was home. Just one example
No, but not for lack of trying. We went to Savannah around Halloween and visited the Andrew Lowe house and several other of the famous haunted spots there, but didn’t experience anything. They told us take tons of pictures because people often catch things in them, but didn’t notice anything when going through ours either. With that said it was super fun and our guide was awesome.Anyone seen any lately? This is a great thread that shouldn't get buried
No, but not for lack of trying. We went to Savannah around Halloween and visited the Andrew Lowe house and several other of the famous haunted spots there, but didn’t experience anything. They told us take tons of pictures because people often catch things in them, but didn’t notice anything when going through ours either. With that said it was super fun and our guide was awesome.
I'm sure it was discussed at some point later on in this giant thread, but I am going back and reading everyones stories. That growl is often associated with demonic activity. I hope it didn't bother you anymore.Another question regarding the paranormal, do you believe animals can see/hear/sense ghosts or other entities that we can not?
The other night I woke up in the middle of the night for no reason. I wasn't dreaming, I don't think there was a loud noise or anything, just woke up. I looked over at my bedroom door and my dog was up out of his bed probably 6 inches from the door staring at it. No idea why but he was very focused on that door and very alert. Like he was convinced something was on the other side of the door.
For the record I do not believe my apartment is haunted in any way. Only one thing strange has ever happened here and that was one night I got out of bed to use the bathroom and as I walked back into my bedroom I heard a growl come from the living room. I checked around (and yes I was scared like a little girl) and saw nothing. But when I went back to my bedroom I heard a loud truck drive by so I just chalked it up to that. Maybe it was just starting up and revved its engine or something so that's what I heard.
But I still can't come up with a good explanation as to why my dog would be so intently focused on my door at that time in the middle of the night.