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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
this morning i was leaving the kitchen into the living room when i saw a shadow person all grey black with no face and a grey hooded robe run past me. how many people have experienced a shadow person and what happened?
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Unknown userMember
@Bunniekins Yeah they can be quick at times, but honestly I'd rather them skedaddle than hang around and cause trouble, whether it is intentional or not.
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
@Former-Member you know what that makes sence. once my middle son was walking down the hall (he would have been about 3 at the time) he stopped and pointed at the corner ceiling and said there was a boy there with a spotty face looking at us. it was a 1915 federation house. mums room was like ice too and so dark. As you said @Circlegame1 it is hard to turn it off once open.
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
@Former-Member well i have learnt alot tonight 😄
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@Bunniekins Lmao it sounds as though we both grew up in haunted / spiritually occupied places. The only place I've ever lived in that didn't have a pre existing resident was my last house I built. Mind you we did get a few blow ins and tag alongs.
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@Bunniekins there is so much we don't know, there is so much of the light spectrum we can't see, the vast majority of audio frequencies are out of our hearing range, so who knows what we aren't seeing or hearing.
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
@Former-Member now you are freaking me out a bit! you know though Sparky79 and @Circlegame1 my mother never felt a thing! now i am adopted so that would play a huge card but still she never saw or felt anything. weird aye? how come some people have the "gift" because i believe it is a gift and others dont??
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Circlegame1Senior Contributor
Hi @Former-Member yes the black ones are evil but unless you fear them they are harmless and they are protecting humanity
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@Bunniekins Many people ignore their gifts until they slowly fade away, Honestly in my case life being as hectic as it has been, I haven't been focused on those things so I've had blinkers on for a while, but lately I've been noticing things again, it's lovely when you can see your wings again after the universe has tied them down due to losing your way.
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@Circlegame1 Yeah some may be protecting humanity in a negative way, for instance the four that I saw years ago in a carpark a day or two before a shooting, was due to some underworld crime. So I dare say the victim had been doing some not so nice things to deserve that sort of karmic result. I find it amusing the way they act when they realise you can see them. Or maybe it's just me they're scared of.
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@Bunniekins Funny you mention parents, My dad was gifted, he swore it was due to the gypsy blood in our ancestry somewhere, My mum was gifted, but due to her misuse of her gifts the universe has removed them from her.
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