Posted October 30, 2017

drmike
Why yes, I am a Major General
Registered: Jan 2012
From United States

Stevedog13
Bald &Overweight
Registered: Feb 2011
From United States

Dreaganos
New User
Registered: Apr 2011
From Germany

darthspudius
Steam is Power!
Registered: May 2011
From United Kingdom
Posted October 30, 2017
I have had many weird and wonderful experiences. Though, I prefer to keep it to myself due to endless criticism, no proof and so on.
However, there is one wee thing I like to share because it wasn't just me. Near 15 yrs ago I was walking through main street Aberdeen during a very busy period in broad daylight. As I walked past the local cemetery, I saw a woman just standing smiling at me. The part that caught me off guard was that it looked strikingly like my grandmother who died a few years before hand.
I personally didn't think much of it after being weirded out for ten minutes or so. But I was on my phone to my sister that same night and she said the exact same thing. A woman who looked like my grandma just standing and smiling as she passed. This was in a completely different part of town, a good ten miles or so from where I was. It has always been on our minds since.
However, there is one wee thing I like to share because it wasn't just me. Near 15 yrs ago I was walking through main street Aberdeen during a very busy period in broad daylight. As I walked past the local cemetery, I saw a woman just standing smiling at me. The part that caught me off guard was that it looked strikingly like my grandmother who died a few years before hand.
I personally didn't think much of it after being weirded out for ten minutes or so. But I was on my phone to my sister that same night and she said the exact same thing. A woman who looked like my grandma just standing and smiling as she passed. This was in a completely different part of town, a good ten miles or so from where I was. It has always been on our minds since.

CharlesGrey
Original Grey
Registered: Sep 2013
From Germany
Posted November 02, 2017

As for my story, not spooky, but just bizarre, especially considering the meaninglessness of it:
In college I had chemistry lab as part of my courses. One day when i was finishing up in the lab, on the counter right in front of my eyes, the beaker moved across the table. Really confused me. I knew it wasn't a hallucination because the beaker had moved, I checked for strings, magnets, a slope in the table, some sort of sudden gentle wind... nothing at all explained it.
I wasn't alone in the lab, but the other people weren't facing my direction, and it was emptying out, because lab was over, so I couldn't even figure out what to ask anyone. "Did you see that? Did your beaker just move?".
So I just washed it, packed it away, got up and left. Still don't get it.
Maybe the moving beaker was a hallucination or something like that, too? How far did it move? And was it empty, or was there something in it, which could have somehow caused the movement?
Damn, great stories! If ghosts/spirits or similar entities are real, and they exist in some sort of parallel plane of existence, maybe you have a stronger connection to them than most people. Like the old lady in Poltergeist. :P
Post edited November 02, 2017 by CharlesGrey

CharlesGrey
Original Grey
Registered: Sep 2013
From Germany
Posted November 02, 2017

However, there is one wee thing I like to share because it wasn't just me. Near 15 yrs ago I was walking through main street Aberdeen during a very busy period in broad daylight. As I walked past the local cemetery, I saw a woman just standing smiling at me. The part that caught me off guard was that it looked strikingly like my grandmother who died a few years before hand.
I personally didn't think much of it after being weirded out for ten minutes or so. But I was on my phone to my sister that same night and she said the exact same thing. A woman who looked like my grandma just standing and smiling as she passed. This was in a completely different part of town, a good ten miles or so from where I was. It has always been on our minds since.
Not sure if there's an explanation for this one. If only you had seen her, it could have simply been a similar looking woman, but if your sister saw the same thing, and in another location, that certainly seems spooky!

darthspudius
Steam is Power!
Registered: May 2011
From United Kingdom
Posted November 02, 2017

However, there is one wee thing I like to share because it wasn't just me. Near 15 yrs ago I was walking through main street Aberdeen during a very busy period in broad daylight. As I walked past the local cemetery, I saw a woman just standing smiling at me. The part that caught me off guard was that it looked strikingly like my grandmother who died a few years before hand.
I personally didn't think much of it after being weirded out for ten minutes or so. But I was on my phone to my sister that same night and she said the exact same thing. A woman who looked like my grandma just standing and smiling as she passed. This was in a completely different part of town, a good ten miles or so from where I was. It has always been on our minds since.

Not sure if there's an explanation for this one. If only you had seen her, it could have simply been a similar looking woman, but if your sister saw the same thing, and in another location, that certainly seems spooky!

CharlesGrey
Original Grey
Registered: Sep 2013
From Germany
Posted November 02, 2017

Not sure if there's an explanation for this one. If only you had seen her, it could have simply been a similar looking woman, but if your sister saw the same thing, and in another location, that certainly seems spooky!


darthspudius
Steam is Power!
Registered: May 2011
From United Kingdom
Posted November 02, 2017
Similar clothing style which is hard to miss, a woman from the '60s. But there is also a matter of her perfume. My grandmother had a specific brand that I've never smelt on any other woman. We smelt that day and have smelt a whiff of it every now and again in our homes. Creepy or we're nuts lol.

Stevedog13
Bald &Overweight
Registered: Feb 2011
From United States
Posted November 03, 2017
I've actually thought about going to see a psychic or something to find out if I "have the gift" or whatever, but honestly it really creeps me out sometimes. Whenever people tell me that they don't believe in ghosts or any supernatural nonsense I get a little jealous. I've seen, heard and been touched by things I can't explain in any rational way. A few years ago my work had a big banquet/party at the local Museum of History. They chose the museum because they had just opened up a new Titanic exhibit, with several actual pieces of the real Titanic on display. I refused to go because I was afraid of what I might experience.

babark
Pirate Mullah
Registered: Dec 2010
From Pakistan
Posted November 03, 2017

Maybe the moving beaker was a hallucination or something like that, too? How far did it move? And was it empty, or was there something in it, which could have somehow caused the movement?
And I know the beaker movement wasn't a hallucination because it moved an arms length in front of my eyes, from right below all the apparatus I had set up to a place away from it. By the time I was in college, I didn't really have hallucinations at that level any more.