View Full Version : Ghosts or imagination?
DAMMITJIM
2007-07-11, 07:54
Ok, check it out...
Quite often I get the feeling I am being watched.
In fact, I hear a "voice" that is quite clear and moves around the room.
Really pisses me off.
When this occurs I take my camera out and take a shot in a random area of the room.
The last few times I have done this I get what just might be...
My question is: How the hell can I post my pictures? I don't understand all the compu-tech stuff in the FAQ.
I'm a musician for fucks sake.
whocares123
2007-07-11, 16:37
I'll assume you know how to transfer your pictures from your camera to your computer, and then save them somewhere on the computer.
Once that's done, use an image hoster, like www.imageshack.us to "host" the images online, and then copy and paste the links to the pictures here. We click the link, and there's your pictures.
If you really are scared and wish it gone, look up The Lesser Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram. It's a well known ritual of ridding you and your room you are working in of negative entities/energies.
www.occultforums.com
Do and search there for it they have a few articles.
---Beany---
2007-07-15, 18:14
A year or so ago I kept hearing a cat hissing noise in my room. Fucked up thing was I heard it twice in one night and it happened in 2 different areas of my room.
My room is small and believe me I would know if a cat was in there.
Also my dad said he used to say that he'd feel a cat snuggling up to him whilst he was in bed. A while later he found a cat skeleton in the garden.
ArmsMerchant
2007-07-16, 18:57
OP--we are all more or less telepathic, and you may be more so than average, picking up when other people just think about you, which registers as a feeling of being watched.
Glasgowsweeman
2007-07-18, 18:05
OP--we are all more or less telepathic, and you may be more so than average, picking up when other people just think about you, which registers as a feeling of being watched.
If you ask me, in my unprofessional opinion, I believe when someone concentrates intently (as someone does when watching someone) there body realises something that the brain can pick up on. Like the equivalent of a phermangone thingy for thinking.
One reason could be that there's something making a noise at about 19 MHz...
You won't be able to hear it, but it has that effect on most people that they feel like they're being watched.
I saw a documentary on ghost hunting a few years back, there was this office building that supposedly were haunted...
The ghost hunters found the reason why people were uncomfortable, and felt like they were being watched -the AC was making a subaudible sound wave that affected everyone working at that floor, when they changed it to another model, or modified it (can't remember which), there were no more ghosts...
Later in the program, there was a couple of scientists that explained exactly how it worked, it wasn't completely new to them.
I've been looking for a link that describes it better than me, but I can't find one at the moment, I'll keep looking...
PS: The voices are probably just you being insane, have a nice day. :)