Real-Life Ghost & Paranormal Stories

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Permalink Reply by Komrad Lady Sunyak on October 14, 2010 at 2:23am

My first encounter with a ghost occurred when I was about 8 or 9. A close friend of mine and I were playing on a Ouji Board. While we were playing, I assumed she was cheating, because the little triangular plastic piece wouldn't move while it was my turn. To turn a long story short, I got frustrated and threw the game at the wall figuring it was a hoax. Just a few seconds after I threw the board, all strange things kept happening at my friend's house. First, a fan that wasn't plugged into the wall suddenly seemed to be plugged in because it switched on to high power. A tape case that neither of us were near fell over on its own. A rocking chair we were across the room from started rocking pretty quickly on its own. The lights went on and off repeatedly and it sounded like there were footsteps coming up from her basement. Thank God she lived close enough to my home for us to run there under my "mommy's" protection. I've never been so freaked out in my life and hope to never be again. This experience has stayed with me my whole life....And I hope some of my fellow Komradz have even better stories for us.

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Permalink Reply by KOMRAD RHINO☭ on October 14, 2010 at 6:05pm

i am afraid that i have no stories to share but if its any help to you. i do know a thing or three about the ouji board. like for instance they predate any writen language for divine intervention. they even outdate the tarot cards. also when you use them (and this is the most important thing), you must say a spell of protection first and then a spell to cleans the room afterward. reason being you are opening a doorway to the other side. once open, anything can come through and not what you maybe wanting to talk to. like for instance you may want to talk to a grandparent that passed away but instead get a demonic presence and things get very nasty because the longer it stays, the stronger it gets till vanqueshed. you got lucky that night.

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Permalink Reply by Komrad Lady Sunyak on October 15, 2010 at 11:21pm

thanks for your support komrad rhino. i knew i could count on you. you'e so sweet!

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Permalink Reply by Komrad Sunyak on October 16, 2010 at 1:08am

I had a little experience, myself. I was sixteen and high on weed, relaxing in the living room of my parents' apartment while watching TV. All at once, the TV went off, the kitchen light went off and a fan(one of those square electrical floor fans) went off. At the time I had absolutely no knowledge of electrical properties and how they work. I assumed it was some type of power surge. I went into the kitchen and noticed the small orange light behind the switch. This indicated that there was indeed power and the switch was just in the off position. I flipped it and it went back on. Same with the TV. Now when I got to the fan and I noticed the dial was turned all the way from 'high' to 'off'. So I turn it back to high and still.. nothing. I looked at the plug and noticed it was pulled out of the wall outlet. So I'm thinking "wierd, must've been that power surge." Plugged it in and it worked again. I was totally oblivious to everything and never once felt threatened or frightened in any way whatsoever. I just assumed it was an electrical problem. As my knowlede of phsysics and the way things work grew, I realized no surge of any kind can remove a plug from the wall. It took me three years to figure that something very odd occured.

Heres another one, same apartment. Mom had an arguement with Dad and decided to sleep on the couch. In the middle of the night while she was sound, something hit her in the head pretty hard. She awoke and saw a couch pillow on the floor next to her. she thought that me or my father was messing with her but as she checked the bedrooms, me and dad were sound asleep. She was baffled.

We moved a few years later and mom ran into the tennant that took the apartment after us. She mentioned to the man if he ever seen anything strange in the place. His eyes widened, "please don't mention this to my wife. She's freaked out about this place and thats the last thing she needs to hear."

So I know im not spazzed. That's the third person in that location.

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Permalink Reply by Komrad Lady Sunyak on October 17, 2010 at 1:49am

Thanks for your input Komrad. Sounds creepy!

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Permalink Reply by KOMRAD RHINO☭ on October 17, 2010 at 10:11am

i knew a few people who tried some spells out of the Satanic Bible. the one thing the average person does not keep in mind is that every spell you cast comes back 3 fold. these people did a few of the spells and started to have good things happen, at first. next thing they knew the luck had a drastic turn around. and all of it bad. this taught me never to take a book for granted and never to muck around with the black arts. study, observe, document, but never take part in the world of the super natural. best rule to live by.

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Permalink Reply by Komrad Lady Sunyak on October 25, 2010 at 4:03pm

Thanks for your reply Komrad Rollin6z...Sounds pretty scarey. Ghosts and religious things scare me more than any other horror genre because I believe in their existence. It's not like a guy in a mask that someone made up. That's not to say that I don't love me some Jason, Michael, and Freddy!

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Permalink Reply by KOMRAD RHINO☭ on October 25, 2010 at 6:27pm

agreed. supernatural and paranormal forces are not something to tamper with. the one thing you try in either field may be small in some aspects but have huge ramifications in others. and the fact is in either field that when you open a door, anything can come through. there are cases out there that go chapter and verse that support these words. when it comes down to it, i would rather face off with a Jason or Freddy then a demon. at least they would be a solid enemy and you know where you stand. i even found a publication where you can use a deck of Tarrot cards to cast spells and open doors to the other side with. how nuts can ya be to do that? lol.

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