Murfreesboro wrote:I don't really know what to think. It's weird. I would look first for some physical explanation, though, like some kind of vermin bugging me in the night.
Murfreesboro wrote:Well, yeah, if it's supernatural, it is most certainly malevolent! In addition to the cats, buy a crucifix and wear it, Castle! I don't know if that would help, but it couldn't hurt, either.
Or Castle can just invite iHaunt over for the night--that should do the trickSpookymufu wrote:let the ghost read iHaunts posts and then tell it if it doesnt leave you alone you're going to drive it to iHaunts house and leave it there...That should keep it in-line
Pumpkin56 wrote:Or Castle can just invite iHaunt over for the night--that should do the trickSpookymufu wrote:let the ghost read iHaunts posts and then tell it if it doesnt leave you alone you're going to drive it to iHaunts house and leave it there...That should keep it in-line
That is a very good point. One that i've heard people argue before.MacPhantom wrote:Why is it that paranormal experiences most frequently occur at night, in or around situations involving sleep? Do ghosts wait until people aren't fully conscious to visit them, or is it that the state of semi-consciousness is prone to creating ghosts? I have had dreams that seemed very real, right up to the moment of waking, and I've noticed that many ghost sightings occur when someone wakes up in the middle of the night to find a ghost there.
Draw from that what conclusions you may.
It usually takes me an hour to fall asleep. The noises I hear at night happen when I'm fully awake, and I know I'm not dreaming because things will actually be in another spot when I go to check on them (I always put my car keys on a hook on the wall so I'll know to grab them the next morning, sometimes they'll end up on the ground). But you're right, sometimes your subcconscious does play tricks on you. I had a semi-awake dream when I was a kid and saw a decapitated woman's head floating next to my bed. I've written that off as my imagination being over active while falling asleep.MacPhantom wrote:Why is it that paranormal experiences most frequently occur at night, in or around situations involving sleep? Do ghosts wait until people aren't fully conscious to visit them, or is it that the state of semi-consciousness is prone to creating ghosts? I have had dreams that seemed very real, right up to the moment of waking, and I've noticed that many ghost sightings occur when someone wakes up in the middle of the night to find a ghost there.
Draw from that what conclusions you may.