going to two haunted places...being a sensitive I want to see what there is to see (UFO, ancient)
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I feel sorry for people that live in houses that are supposed to be haunted and well known. They must get hundreds of complete strangers every year wanting access into their home just to quench a curiosity.
I think many of them lie about "nothing weird happening"
I wont get to detailed as I promised...but that's how I got into the Amityville house
I wont say when or who was living there, only that they claimed nothing weird happening
they LIED...I talked to them outside...they were polite but not thrilled with us being there
when I told them what I sensed they invited me in...
they basically agreed with what I told them about a few areas of the house
in the book the preist told the lutzes not to put kids in this one room...he was right
The spookiest place I've ever visited is the Custer massacre site on the Little Big Horn. I remember my first visit well; I was ten years old. It was a warm and sunny June day in southern Montana. My parents and I were on vacation when we decided to visit. My mother didn't notice it, but my father and I felt a physical chill as well as the anger of still present ghosts who weren't supposed to have died.
I've been back several times. It doesn't scare me; it's just spooky. My late wife's feelings were about the same as mine, but the place did make her nervous.
The spookiest place I've ever visited is the Custer massacre site on the Little Big Horn. I remember my first visit well; I was ten years old. It was a warm and sunny June day in southern Montana. My parents and I were on vacation when we decided to visit. My mother didn't notice it, but my father and I felt a physical chill as well as the anger of still present ghosts who weren't supposed to have died.
I've been back several times. It doesn't scare me; it's just spooky. My late wife's feelings were about the same as mine, but the place did make her nervous.
I have to wonder. If you were taken there blindfolded and you had no idea where you were, would you have still had those chills and felt the anger? I guess we'll never know.
I have to wonder. If you were taken there blindfolded and you had no idea where you were, would you have still had those chills and felt the anger? I guess we'll never know.
Good question.
I didn't feel anything at Gettysburg, but heard snippets of innocuous conversation.
I have to wonder. If you were taken there blindfolded and you had no idea where you were, would you have still had those chills and felt the anger? I guess we'll never know.
I've been a psychic for close to fifty years. I've had chills and I've had nothing plenty of times without any expectations.
I've been a psychic for close to fifty years. I've had chills and I've had nothing plenty of times without any expectations.
I've heard there's the kind of presence you describe, in Santa Fe, NM and Albuquerque. Spirits still hanging around after the Spanish massacred people. That could well be true in parts of California. (The Gold Rush didn't do the Native people any favors, but even land grabs without gold present were sufficient motive....). I'm curious if you might pick up on anything around Santa Fe, or in certain locations in rural northern CA.
I've heard there's the kind of presence you describe, in Santa Fe, NM and Albuquerque. Spirits still hanging around after the Spanish massacred people. That could well be true in parts of California. (The Gold Rush didn't do the Native people any favors, but even land grabs without gold present were sufficient motive....). I'm curious if you might pick up on anything around Santa Fe, or in certain locations in rural northern CA.
Thanks for your Little Big Horn story.
There was an overgrown area near my home in Chicago. It was very creepy. I later learned that a woman had been murdered there—she had been beheaded.
OTOH, I've been to sites in both Colorado and Wyoming where riots against the Chinese took place as well as a Civil War POW camp in Chicago. Nothing. I've been in Albuquerque and Santa Fe as well as numerous old gold camps with no effect.
Why some locations and not others? I think that almost all spirits move on. A very small number, however, seem to remain at their places of death.
I've heard there's the kind of presence you describe, in Santa Fe, NM and Albuquerque. Spirits still hanging around after the Spanish massacred people. That could well be true in parts of California. (The Gold Rush didn't do the Native people any favors, but even land grabs without gold present were sufficient motive....). I'm curious if you might pick up on anything around Santa Fe, or in certain locations in rural northern CA.
Thanks for your Little Big Horn story.
People have died and been killed all over the place. Thankfully, I don't hear anything about most of it.
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