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LoganSnake · 11-16-2004, 05:55 AM

The reason I believe in loose energies is because I've lived in the same room with one from when I as 7 until I was 13.

My grandfather on my father's side lived with his wife across the street from the place my family lived at. They had a big apartment and all. When my mom had a second child, the place we lived at became too small and we asked if we could move in with them. My grandfather, pretty much hating mom's side of the family, refused. He wouldn't let us in for about 2 years. Around the end of two years he baceme ill and had a fatal heart attack About a month after he died, my family moved in with my dad' mother. It seemed that my grandfather's will to not let us live there was so strong that he unwillingly (or willingly) kept reminding us that he did not want us there.

About once or twice a week for 6 years at the time when my sister and I went to bed (about 10-11) you could hear noises in my room as if somebody took a table and started dragging it around a wooden floor. The noise was pretty loud and my mom always told me that the neighbors were moving things around. It was later that I found out that neighbors did not make those noises, but something else did. A lot of the times certain items, such as newspapers, would dissapear from the living room table (right in open sight) and no matter how hard we looked for them for a few days, they could not be found. Then they would be back in their place seemingly untouched.

I also have a wrist watch that he left for me before he died. He told everyone that the watch is meant for me only. When I wear it, everything is fine. When my dad tries to wear it, he gets headaches and feels light headed about fifteen to thirtyminutes after having the watch on. After about 6 experiments all resulting in the same thing, he stopped wearing them.

11-16-2004, 05:55 AM	#102 (permalink)
LoganSnake We work alone Location: Cake Town	The reason I believe in loose energies is because I've lived in the same room with one from when I as 7 until I was 13. My grandfather on my father's side lived with his wife across the street from the place my family lived at. They had a big apartment and all. When my mom had a second child, the place we lived at became too small and we asked if we could move in with them. My grandfather, pretty much hating mom's side of the family, refused. He wouldn't let us in for about 2 years. Around the end of two years he baceme ill and had a fatal heart attack About a month after he died, my family moved in with my dad' mother. It seemed that my grandfather's will to not let us live there was so strong that he unwillingly (or willingly) kept reminding us that he did not want us there. About once or twice a week for 6 years at the time when my sister and I went to bed (about 10-11) you could hear noises in my room as if somebody took a table and started dragging it around a wooden floor. The noise was pretty loud and my mom always told me that the neighbors were moving things around. It was later that I found out that neighbors did not make those noises, but something else did. A lot of the times certain items, such as newspapers, would dissapear from the living room table (right in open sight) and no matter how hard we looked for them for a few days, they could not be found. Then they would be back in their place seemingly untouched. I also have a wrist watch that he left for me before he died. He told everyone that the watch is meant for me only. When I wear it, everything is fine. When my dad tries to wear it, he gets headaches and feels light headed about fifteen to thirtyminutes after having the watch on. After about 6 experiments all resulting in the same thing, he stopped wearing them. __________________ Maturity is knowing you were an idiot in the past. Wisdom is knowing that you'll be an idiot in the future. Common sense is knowing that you should try not to be an idiot now. - J. Jacques Last edited by LoganSnake; 11-16-2004 at 05:57 AM..