Do you believe in ghosts?

SemperAnticus1643

With the popularity of ghost and possession movies, do you believe in ghosts or supernatural stuff? Have you experienced something that you can't explain? What are your experiences? Do you have pictures?

I have included a photo of a picture my husband took on his cell phone late one night. Yes, I understand that there are apps that insert images in photos. But if you blow up the photo I have included, there is no disturbance of pixels and you can see right through the object in the photo. This happened when my husband was taking photos of our living room because he was using the "night vision" on his phone. My husband's shorts have been tugged on in our bedroom. Our laundry soap on the dryer has fallen off the dryer when it wasn't even running. We have heard the toilet seat drop and our children were in bed and everyone was asleep. This actually happened in our bathroom and not our children's bathroom.

ScatteredThoughts

No

BrainyBurro

carolemorden9

I believe in spirits. I personally haven't seen any, but my mom saw one when she was pregnant with me. I also just watched The Conjuring today. Scared the crap out of me! I am a believer!

SemperAnticus1643

That scared the crap out of me!! lol

SemperAnticus1643

I believe in spirits. I personally haven't seen any, but my mom saw one when she was pregnant with me. I also just watched The Conjuring today. Scared the crap out of me! I am a believer!

I was expecting more scary with The Conjuring. It was a good movie though.

randomtai

With the popularity of ghost and possession movies, do you believe in ghosts or supernatural stuff? Have you experienced something that you can't explain? What are your experiences? Do you have pictures?

I have included a photo of a picture my husband took on his cell phone late one night. Yes, I understand that there are apps that insert images in photos. But if you blow up the photo I have included, there is no disturbance of pixels and you can see right through the object in the photo. This happened when my husband was taking photos of our living room because he was using the "night vision" on his phone. My husband's shorts have been tugged on in our bedroom. Our laundry soap on the dryer has fallen off the dryer when it wasn't even running. We have heard the toilet seat drop and our children were in bed and everyone was asleep. This actually happened in our bathroom and not our children's bathroom.

It would most definitely be time for me to move if I saw that :laugh:

I_Will_Be_The_Swan

Without a doubt, yes.

marilynx

No such thing as ghosts, or spirits, or zombies, the dead do not come back to life on any form. Once death occurs, kaput, you're dead.

jackiecamarena

:sad:

Bucky83

I'm a scaredy cat....looks like I won't be sleeping tonight after seeing those images.

:noway:

jackiecamarena

I reeeeeally hope that is a fake because if not that is the scariest thing ever.

ksimmons19

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-33816_162-57595812/the-conjuring-how-true-is-the-haunted-house-movie/


Crrrazzzy!

MsJulielicious

marilynx

No such thing as ghosts, or spirits, or zombies, the dead do not come back to life on any form. Once death occurs, kaput, you're dead.

JenAndSome

If that showed up in a picture taken in my house I'd freaking move. That's super creepy whether its legit or not.

With that being said, yes I believe in ghosts. The house I grew up in from 5 to adulthood had a spirit that lived there. We, my grandparents and I, always gave it the name of the previous tenant because she had passed away in the house just prior to them buying it from her husband. We would constantly see shadows out of the corner of our eyes and almost every night it would sound like someone was going up and down the stairs pretty loudly and slowly, like an elderly person would. There were several times that my grandmother and I both poked our heads out at the same time to make sure whoever was on the stairs was okay. My grandfather especially liked to greet her when she would pass through sunlight filtering through a window (sorry, one of my best memories of him). After years of living like that the ladies husband died and the noises stopped. We've always figured that she was just waiting for her husband so they could pass on together.

Megs081211

Yes, for my 21st birthday my best friend took me to the Myrtles Plantation in Louisiana. It's suppose to be one of the most haunted places in America. And during our tour I felt this tugging at my shirt, so I thought it was my friend and her husband trying to screw with my head, but her hand were in front of her and his were wrapped around her, not to mention no one else was within arms reach. About this time the tour guide was telling us about the "children" and how they like to tug on visitors shirts to get attention. And he was telling us the just look down and smile.

And later on in another room I heard a cat meow, very audible sound like a cat at my feet, I looked around and then remember him saying they don't allow cats in the main building and the last one was in the main building 100 or so years ago.

More happened that trip and my friend got a picture one time of a "slave" in one of the windows. And some of the stories, makes me a true believer.

BrainyBurro

No such thing as ghosts, or spirits, or zombies, the dead do not come back to life on any form. Once death occurs, kaput, you're dead.

what about clowns?

MelsAuntie

I do not believe in ghosts, gods, angels, devils, tooth fairies, zombies, or Easter bunnies. Having raised and owned Saluki hounds for many years, I DO believe in long-leggity beasties that go bump in the night.

MelsAuntie

No such thing as ghosts, or spirits, or zombies, the dead do not come back to life on any form. Once death occurs, kaput, you're dead.

what about clowns?


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JenAndSome

No such thing as ghosts, or spirits, or zombies, the dead do not come back to life on any form. Once death occurs, kaput, you're dead.

“Energy cannot be created or destroyed, it can only be changed from one form to another.”

― Albert Einstein