Speaking of paranormal activities, there was a recent news about an older married couple that appeared to be happily living their lives together, they go on a camping trip with friends and the wife inexplicably kills him right in front of everyone with a knife:
https://www.news.com.au/national/vic...93f92f07d1a631
She says she can't remember a thing. Does this sound like a case of possession to you?
Fuck bro, that's freaky stuff.Originally Posted by GoldfishMan
I once read that pets that unexpectedly and violently attack their owners were most likely possessed by the wondering ghost/spirit of a dead person. It gives the movie Fallen with Denzel Washington a new light.
Anyway this article alludes to the fact that animals have a sixth sense....
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/301709
Multiple personality disorder, or Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) as it is now known, is triggered by a traumatic event, usially sexual or physical abuse. Yes when the person is suffering an episode it causes memory loss, and delusions.. Having lived with someone for a short time who was a sufferer there is nothing paranormal about it, therapy reduces the frequency of the switches. Having seen a switch, and then later discussed the switch with the person, again, nothing paranormal about it. They were going through a difficult time and lost control. The alter was a female while the person was a male, they were abused as a child and the switch would detach them from the trauma. It is true that the alters "communicate" with the host, often the alter is protective (of course, ot appeared during a traumatic experience) and can lead to cases of paranoia.
Anyway. That's multiple personalities in a nutshell. We were fed a lot of bullshit previously that schizophrenia was DID and so on, not helped by Hollywood of course. Totally separate conditions. Schizophrenia yes has delusions, but it's an altered experience of reality, that can be coupled with hallucinations. Again, very few people with either of these are violent, but yes it can happen that the delusions or hallucinations cause them to act aggressive or violent.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morrigan_Aensland
Sorry it's an anime though
We welcome anyone who has seen a ghost, had anal sex with a ghost, been given a HJ by a ghost etc. etc.
keep them coming.
I had almost the same experience! but it is a fat entity sitting on my chest! I can't breathe! I am trying to wake up but the entity is pushing me back to bed. I just kept kicking till I finally woke up! worst nightmare ever!
Once when I had a punting holiday in Thailand I woke up with a 5 finger marks between my legs.
I think it's the message from the spirits that I should head home.
What makes this incident even more perplexing is the background of the couple involved. Ilknur Caliskan and her husband, Serdar, had been married for a quarter of a century, seemingly portraying a content and happy life together. Their recent return from an overseas trip to Turkey, a mere two weeks before the camping trip turned tragic, further complicates the narrative. The stark contrast between their seemingly blissful life and this horrifying event has left the community in shock and mourning, trying to make sense of this inexplicable tragedy. creepy!
Feels like it comes straight out of a horror film, scary shit
The interesting thing is his own family didn't know, they thought he was neuro-divergent, and he of course wanted to keep it to himself. I won't lie, realising I was talking to the alter did raise the hairs on the neck a little, but "she" was really nice, and it wasn't long after "he" returned. He had no recollection of the switch. Total amnesia.
I can't help but feel a bit unnerved about it. You see, what really got to me was the fact that even his family had no idea about his condition. They just assumed he was neuro-divergent, and he preferred to keep it all hidden.
I understood why he'd want to keep it to himself, family were totally in denial. They are from an Asian background and were so obsessed with keeping up appearances, they never wanted to admit there was something wrong with their eldest son, even when he told them something was wrong and he thought he might be neurodivergent the father refused to believe it and never got him checked.
Ei, Thanks for riding with me on this thread! and to those who shared.
This is not rare and is called sleep paralysis. Happens when you are in between that state of wakefulness and the body being asleep but your mind is still alert, for some reason it heightens your fear levels. Happened to me regularly in high school, I used to swear there was an evil spirit around when I'd get stuck in this state, I'd have to move a finger or something to "wake up". Over time however I got used to it and when I found out what it was, it made sense to me. Very rarely happens to me now but I can recognise when I'm about to get it when falling asleep, basically I just let it happen, there's no more "spirits" around though, and a few times I've tried to "astral project" but never seems to work.
One thing about human society is it is ruled by science and logic. Paranormal activity, ghosts, demonic possession, etc, cannot be explained by science. So when something bad happens, eg. A crime is committed, they always use the limited science available to try to explain it. A young woman (who looks creepy as fuck, btw) kills and beheads her own mother and walks the streets with her head in her hand. This case was handled in the usual manner by examining her for mental illness.
But here's the thing. If we do not have the ability to detect paranormal activity, and we only have the ability to detect mental illness, how could a person "acting funny" be found to be anything but mentally ill? That's the only conclusion we can come up with because that's the only thing we know.
It's like we go to Mars to look for "signs of life". That should be reworded as "signs of life as we know it", because alien life forms could be so unimaginable to us that we might not even recognise it if it was staring at us in the face. It could be a rock for all we know. Or even something that we do not have the senses to detect.
Anyway, digressing a bit, lol....
Goldfishman you raise a good point. I mean there are naturally occuring radio waves but we were unaware of them before we built receivers. We don't know what we don't know. My view is most of what people claim is nonsense but not all and how do we know the difference? For those interested there is a Paranormal Expo at the old Parramatta Jail this Saturday the 7th.
There are particular buildings in most places dedicated to promoting this garbage. They are usually run by men in long skirts waving incense around and threatening their attendees with all sorts of unpleasantness. Particularly busy on Sundays, though some of the wizards prefer Friday or Saturday. They all want you to shell out the cash which would be much better spent at your favourite knocking shop. The ladies there are far more skilled in the super-natural arts - particularly the raising of the dead.
LOL!The ghosts of punts past, punts present, and punts future
I'm new to this site but I do find this thread amusing.
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Not really garbage. It gives people hope. If there will be ghosts and spirits, who's to say there won't be a God (or gods depending on your religion)?
Ahhh sleep paralysis! so that's what is called! I haven't experience anything like it. though it hapenned to me only once. I swear there is an entity on my chest, scary shit
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