Life is full of experiences. Some are good, some are bad, and others turn into stories we love telling people. But then there are those strange moments that are so hard to explain; we often keep them to ourselves. After all, who would believe something that sounds completely made up?
Today, we came across an interesting online thread asking people, “What’s the weirdest thing you’ve experienced that you rarely tell people because you know how it sounds?” The answers were quite something. We’ve picked out some of the most unusual ones for you. Keep scrolling to read these strange experiences and see if you’ve ever had any.
#1
When my dad passed away, my mother gave me a couple of his shirts. One evening I tried one on and I felt arms around me giving me a hug. I told my mother and she asked me which shirt it was. I told her it was the blue and white long-sleeved button down shirt and my mother said “That was his favorite shirt.”
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#2
My husband walked into my job as a new hire. When I saw him, I knew him immediately on a soul level. The first thing I said to him was “this is going to sound weird, but I’m pretty sure you’re my husband.” And well, we are 9 years in & welcomed our baby boy this year. I just know him. He was never a stranger. So weird but so comforting that I will find him in every lifetime.
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#3
When I was growing up every time my mom was offered a job and turned it down that area would almost immediately have a natural disaster. Guam= tsunami, New Orleans= Katrina, Jacksonville= first snowstorm in 100 years, small Eastern Kentucky town= massive flooding.
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Our topic today is all about the strange experiences people have had. So, we thought, why not look at how our experiences shape us? After all, everything we go through, whether good, bad, or simply unusual, can leave an impression on us.
Let’s begin with childhood. Our early years play an important role in shaping who we become. From the people who raise us to the friends we make, childhood experiences can influence how we think, feel, and behave as adults.
#4
My great grandmother’s music box broke when I was a kid because I over wound it. Many years later (she was long gone by then) I said to my bf that I think she’d like him and it started playing and I burst into tears. I brought it out to show my mom and she started crying too it’s worked since that day.
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#5
The night I met my future husband I saw him across the room and he became illuminated and in my head there was a voice that said, “he’s going to play a very important role in your life.” So I went over and introduced myself. I was only 22 yrs old and we’ve been together 37 years.
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#6
When my dad was kinda ill (he was doing great at that particular moment), I heard my late mum’s voice. She said – In a week. I was so confused, and I didn’t know what does it mean… Well, my dad passed week later.
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A 2019 study led by researchers at Johns Hopkins University explored how positive childhood experiences affect people later in life.
The researchers looked at survey responses from more than 6,000 adults. They found that those who reported more positive childhood experiences were less likely to report depression or poor mental health. They were also more likely to report having the social and emotional support they needed as adults.
#7
My Mum (Toronto) was packing for an emergency trip to the UK where her Mum (my Gran) had had a mild heart attack. Her sisters reassured her she was doing well but Mum was preparing to jump on a flight just in case. I was helping her in the laundry room when the overhead light flickered and went out for maybe 3s… It went back on and my Mum looked at me and said I think my Mum just passed away. We came upstairs to a phone call fm one of her sisters at the hospital telling her their Mum had gone.
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#8
• I heard my sister scream, waking me up in the middle of the night. She was 30 miles away. I immediately called her & she had just woken up, screaming from a nightmare.
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#9
The other day i said out loud “ i need help, i just need a few hundred dollars idk house im gonna get it but i need it to fall into my lap somehow, ancestors help me!” And when i went through old mail that day i found an old thank you card with 400$ cash.
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Furthermore, the findings suggest that positive childhood experiences may help people cope with difficult situations later in life.
For example, a child who grows up with supportive parents may learn healthier ways to manage stress. When something upsetting happens, they may feel more comfortable asking for help.
#10
My “gut instinct” is right more than 90% of the time. I’m talking about whether you’ll get the job, if a bad storm is coming, if the health scare is worth the fright.
Husband has learned to ask what my gut is telling me in these instances.
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#11
My Apple Watch passcode was “0428” since 2018. I’m now pregnant with the love of my life and our baby girl is due April 28th.
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#12
I met my fiancee with the help of the Fae.
Yeah, yeah… I know all the usual stuff. Don’t make trades without being super careful etc. But I’m pretty certain I’ve been blessed with benevolet Fae who seem to be invested in my well-being for whatever reason. All I really did was listen to their music and pick up on clues and information they left for me which caused me to make decisions that led me to the right open mic night in the right city at the right time. I’m very grateful.
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Of course, this doesn’t mean that people with happy childhoods never struggle. It simply shows how important supportive relationships can be. Both positive and negative childhood experiences can influence how we feel and behave as adults.
#13
i smell my paternal grandmother about twice a year. her house was an intoxicating and nostalgic blend of roses, wood polish, tomato plants and a dozen other things that i’ve never been able to identify or replicate in my own home. but every year, in july around her birthday and in october around her passing day, i smell her. could be at home, in my car, the office, doesn’t matter. sometimes i fall asleep to it. my dad and brother have reported the same.
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#14
Days after my grandpa passed, he came to me in a dream. We were in his kitchen & I told him I didn’t want him to go. He told me he had to & that he loved me, then he gave me a hug. When I woke up, I still felt his arms around me.
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#15
Occasionally I see a white cat run from the hallway through the living room door and behind the piano. We do not have any cats in the house. It is a ghost cat.
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On the other hand, difficult childhood experiences can also have lasting effects. Researchers have long studied how neglect, family conflict, and exposure to violence can negatively affect people’s physical and mental health.
Christina Bethell, who led the Johns Hopkins study, explains that these experiences may influence people’s well-being long after childhood ends.
#16
On the 1st of November, I went to my grandparents’ house to get something, and when I was by the front door, I heard the home land phone ring. Later, I was leaned over the bed, going through some of my own things and the scent of my grandfather’s perfume hit me. Needless to say, my grandmother passed away in 2013, my grandfather in 2018, there hasn’t been a home land phone for years and the house is empty.
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#17
I knew our childhood dog was going to pass days before he did. I was young (elementary school) but I distinctly remember cuddling him and saying it will be ok. Days later he passed.
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#18
I used to hear my cat……years after she crossed the bridge. I stopped hearing her after we moved from the last house she lived in with us.
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In their book What Happened to You? Conversations on Trauma, Resilience, and Healing, psychiatrist Dr. Bruce D. Perry and Oprah Winfrey explore how early experiences affect the brain.
They explain that children who experience repeated stress or frightening situations may become more sensitive to signs of danger. These reactions can sometimes continue into adulthood, even when the person is no longer in an unsafe environment.
#19
My mom passed away of cancer when I was 12. I wasn’t there when she passed – long story but my dad had left me at a friend’s house and I didn’t know she had gone until he picked me up three days later. The first night I was back home I was laying in bed crying and she walked into my room, sat on the edge of my bed, kissed my forehead, said “I love you”, then vanished. I heard her voice. I felt the kiss. Her indent was on the bed where she sat. To this day I believe she was really there.
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#20
My mom inherited a hibiscus plant from my grandpa who passed away 25 years ago. He got it very cheap at a garden center because it was basically a stick in a pot and he was very proud of bringing it back to life. Without fail it blooms within +/- 2 days of all our family birthdays, anniversary’s, any big event. It will not bloom for months and then someone graduates and boom, new flower. It has never missed a celebration.
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#21
When my mom passed away, I was standing in my kitchen one day and a strong breeze of her perfume went right past my face. There were no windows open.
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For instance, someone who grew up in a home where arguments were common might feel nervous whenever someone raises their voice. Even an unexpected noise could remind them of something they experienced as a child.
The authors encourage readers to understand what someone has been through before judging how they behave.
#22
Two nights ago, I was laying in bed with my eyes closed, thinking about my baby cat who passed away earlier this year. When I opened my eyes, a tiny green ball of light floated/disappeared into my arm. I assumed it was some weird eye thing from having them closed, but then his brother, who has missed him terribly, licked that exact spot on my arm! I think our baby visited us.
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#23
My nephew was in my car when he was about 4-5, he had a can of Doritos 3D (early 2000s). He started hitting the can and yelling, “GET OFF MY RITOS, MAN!!!” And kept hitting it. I said who are you talking to?! He said some man trying to take his chips. We pull up at my Moms house and a picture of my Grandad was sitting in a table. He pointed right to that pic and said, “ THAT’S the man that was on my Ritos!!!” He passed away the year before…
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#24
My dad was a whistler. And on his last birthday he would have been 100. I was in my tiny studio late at night on his birthday when I heard someone outside my door whistling happy birthday.
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Of course, our childhood isn’t the only period that shapes us. As adults, we continue collecting experiences through friendships, relationships, jobs, travel, and everyday encounters. Some teach us useful lessons. Others give us memories we’ll treasure for years.
#25
My sister and I were meeting friends in the woods and on the way there both our phones we were using as flashlights shut off and then we heard running all around us like a herd of deer were running but there was nothing there. We held each other for a good 5 minutes before it stopped and our phones turned back on and we had to have our friends come get us cuz we were NOT taking another step alone.
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#26
When I was looking for a house, I took my parents with me and was disappointed with the difference between the pics and the reality. We walked outside, mum pointed at the house opposite and said “Shame that’s not on the market”…
A week later it was, and less than 2 weeks later it was mine.
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#27
My roommate’s boyfriend lost his life in a car crash my freshman year of college. A couple days after his passing, my roommate, me and another friend were all feeling his presence really strongly. We decided to use an Ouija board to try to talk to him. When we got it out and touched it the piece started flying around the board, giving us instructions to call people who might not know he was gone. He gave us names and phone numbers of multiple people. My roommate called them all, and they were all correct.
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#28
I’ve clinically lost my life and been resuscitated.
I’ve had 3 near-passing experiences following that.
I work in emergency medicine and can predict when “something bad” is about to happen in my department/with a patient/incoming ambulance.
It’s not a super power I wanted tbh.
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And then there are experiences that leave us completely puzzled. Just like the ones in today’s post. Some were frightening, while others were simply bizarre. Which stories surprised you the most, Pandas? Have you ever experienced something so strange that you were afraid to tell anyone? Share your stories below!
#29
It was a few weeks ago the most recent weird thing, my Spotify as I was chatting to my eldest was stuck on a song “Eloise.” I said out loud why has it jammed?
Carried on chatting and opened my facebook on phone and Sussex police said they found the body of a missing teen…. Eloise.
Such a rare name, we sat here shocked at what was that all about. But I listen to that song daily now to remember her soul.
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#30
So many things but the most recent is I was at an outdoor music venue, and I was admiring the night sky while listening to the music, completely sober. I looked up and in my head asked if there was anyone/thing out there to make themselves known.
In about two seconds an orb appeared way up and then disappeared. It was not a cloudy day, it was not an airplane. It was in fact, something making themselves know. No fear.
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#31
I once woke up in the middle of the night to a very deep humming vibration outside my window. When I looked out side there was a big black cloud hovering by my window. That whole week I had strange dreams with symbols and sounds and colours I can’t describe. It felt like I was downloading codes or some kind of information. By the end of that week I manifested 100k through a lottery win.
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#32
When my grandmother passed away I was a hugging a stuffed animal and crying, and felt a cold but comforting hand on my face, and heard her tell me to get up. Then a week later I heard her tell me to drive by my ex fiancé’s house and found him cheating on me.
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#33
My grandma passed away before I was born. She had seen ultrasound pics of me but never got to meet me. When I was a kid I often chatted with her at night. She was there, keeping an eye on us. And I am sure she is still with me.
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#34
When I was barely pregnant with my first I was getting ready when I had this overwhelming feeling of sadness and heard this voice(?) that said “you don’t get to keep this”. That pregnancy ended up having a terminal diagnosis. I think back on that often.
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#35
My Mom lost her life in a tragic car accident.It was 3:00A.M.& my siblings were up feeling sad My niece came down wearing my Mom’s nightgown.We all felt like my Mom was telling us to go to bed And we did.
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#36
Orb. Size of a softball. Winked into this reality, cruised slowly in front of me, at eye level, and then winked out of sight. I was living on the third floor.
Very calming experience.
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#37
I see fetches and ghosts trail after me. I once had a wild fox crawl into my lap while contemplating opting out of life, the fox had her kits in my lap. I took that as a sign. A year later I had a child of my own.
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#38
When I was 6, one night I refused to sleep in my bedroom because the “bad man was out there.” My mom let me sleep on her floor in her room across the hall. The next day the bodies of a family were discovered unalive. Their house was a few blocks away from my house in the direction my bedroom window faced.
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#39
My dad’s tractor got stolen. I had a dream of the tractor’s whereabouts and told my dad the next morning. He found it exactly where i had dreamed!
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#40
I have tea with my mother and grandma several days a week. It’s our catch up. I pour them each a cup of tea, grandma’s china, and I sit with them and listen to their wisdom.
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#41
Knowing my cat would pass away 6 months before he did and why it was happening. Pregnancy increased my natural gifts exponentially I guess. I’d never had such a strong download and I wasn’t even spiritual at the time or realizing that’s what was happening. This was about 4 years ago now.
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#42
After my maternal grandma passed we found out I was pregnant with my first, being 19 and single my mum was stressing tf out but then she told me grandma came sat on her bed held her hand and told her stop worrying everything will be fine, she did and I gave birth to my son with her by my side. He’s now 37. Mum is gone but I strongly believe her and dad watch over us.
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#43
When I was around 12 or 13, I wrote in a green notebook an exact description of my future husband whom I later met in high school and we’ve inseparable since.
18 years together.
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#44
My husband used to visit me in dreams for a few years after he passed. It’s been about 4 years since he stopped. I wish he still did.
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#45
Not me but my parents, saw a leprechaun sat on a stone in Somerset, they turned their car around to go back and have another look but it had disappeared.
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#46
My freshman year of high school, I had a very off day. I felt like I was watching the day from above, starting around 10 am. We got a call later that night that my great grandpa had passed that morning.
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#47
My dad came to say goodbye in my dreams about a year after he passed. I felt ok after that.
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#48
Having conversations with late loved ones when I’m in a visitation state of consciousness.
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#49
I was at a Gathering and after an intense breathwork session, we were being led through a guided ancestral meditation. There was a point at which the silhouettes of my parents appeared to me, with my father’s only an outline, as he had passed in 1998. Then, his silhouette “moved into” me and when it did, it was as if he was there with me, giving me a hug, and I felt it through my entire Self. I was sobbing in pure love and appreciation. It was amazing.
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#50
I’d be here ALL day lol
Since I was a child I saw spirits. People visit me before they pass (hate this btw). When my grandmother passed, I experienced the same weird dreams I did when I was pregnant. It was like a reverse birth (hard to explain) but she’s definitely with me. Everything that happened in those dreams, played out during the days leading up to her funeral.
I know when a woman will miscarry. HATE this too btw, but I’ll never tell them, I don’t have the heart.
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#51
I was waking up one morning when I felt myself almost physically pulled back into the darkness. It wasn’t something I was able to control, but only took a second, and was at that perfect moment between sleep and awake for it to happen. I didn’t dream. But when I did wake up a few minutes later, I had information about the future (something that would only be relevant to me/my life), which turned out to be 100% accurate. It happened ten years ago but I think about it all the time. How? Why?
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#52
Was chatting with my husband about him going to work (we’re ldm) he sent a text “babe” and then immediately I saw his car hitting a small animal before I could reply and then the next text bubble came he said “i just hit a rabbit”.
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#53
My uncle passed away while I was at a sleepover. I distinctly remember waking up in the middle of the night seeing him standing in the closet (no door) with light at his back. I knew something was wrong. Years later he came to see me in a dream, much happier.
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#54
I used to say I had really bad Deja Vu because I can see moments that have yet to happen & have been able to since I was a little girl. I have no idea when it’s supposed to happen but like clockwork, when it does, I’m just “ohhhh right, okay.”
And I’ve had my great-granny (nana) & two of my Grandaddy’s yell at me about something that my mama wasn’t doing. NONE of them ever yelled at me while they were alive. Having ppl in the other realm yell at you is WILD. Happened day before my 33rd (I’m 34).
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#55
I have a twin flame, they do exist. Je came to me in the 5D and only revealed himself because he got jealous of the men I was daydreaming about. He’s South Korean like currently living there and born and raised their. He’s rich and I’m moving on because like most Twin flames he was my greatest lesson. EDIT: I am also a psychic medium and my life is wild and depresssing right now.
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#56
My grandfather passed in a shadey way, he was afraid to go, he thought he would go to hell for being gay, I knew this wasn’t true but long story short I was arrested the day of his funeral and was grieving so heavily in jail and one of the girls one day just asked me to “tell me about him” trying to cheer me up and that night I was led into a weird hospital room with BRIGHT light coming through behind him and he was TALL and STRONG like i remembered him to be and he embraced me.
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#57
I had a dream that my fiancé had gotten back with his ex wife, and they were parenting my son together. The next day was my fiancé’s birthday, and I found out that she’d texted him, and wished him “the best year yet”. I truly believe I have some sort of psychic connection.
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#58
I’ve had two very important dreams that changed my life. My sister coming to me after she passed away from cancer and her showing me two years later that I would be pregnant.
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#59
My vet disclosed to me that she had psychic abilities during a routine acupuncture for my senior dog. She seemed really distracted and then proceeded to tell me that she sees people that “are no longer with us”. She described three people that were in the room with me that were very much like people I had known in life. I was really skeptical at the time and asked her if this was her side hustle. She said no, it caused her too much anguish to not give people the answers they wanted to hear. .
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#60
I stop watches. If I wear a watch, it stops working ( old school ones, not smart watches,) if someone else puts it on, it starts working again.
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#61
3yo kids tell the strangest stories. My eldest never had any “last time” stories, but my youngest told many stories about her previous families.
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#62
I can feel my late cat go to sleep with me. He always knew when it was bed time, even when I switched to night shift. I feel him walk next to me on the edge of the bed and can sometimes feel when he lays down. It’s not for long but I love it so much.
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#63
Stopped in traffic for over an hour at a wreck. Several ambulances and firetrucks present. As we drove past I could sense/feel/see in my minds eye a young woman standing on the side of the road. As the emergency vehicles began leaving she was saying “why are they leaving? Why are they leaving me here??” Then as we drove past that spot it was like she latched onto me and I burst into tears and sobs.
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#64
I love and hate telling people that I have three kids born on Halloween. They always look so skeptical. But it’s such a fun little fact.
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#65
My roommates and I all have encounters with the same friendly spirit that lived in our dorm room. She’d gently tuck in the blankets around me/us at night. On each of our birthdays, my roommate’s stereo (not turned on) would play “Happy Birthday” (piano instrumental) in the morning. She’d use the same method to greet us Merry Christmas by playing carols.
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#66
Every now and then I catch the familiar scent combination of Shalimar and cigarette smoke in my bedroom closet. Could be perimenopause. Could be my Grandma.
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#67
After my mom passed away, I was driving and listening to the radio. I was missing her fiercely. Her very favorite band was “Hall and Oates”. I was crying and I said, “I’m going to change the radio station. If you’re here with me, prove it by playing Hall and Oates”. I changed the station and the first one I landed on was smack in the middle of a H&O song. I can’t tell you how much comfort that gave me.
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#68
When I was like 8 years old my dad and I were driving in a pretty rural area and we saw a truck with a horse trailer pass by us. There was a person standing really awkwardly in one of the horse stalls kind of staring out the way an animal would and my dad said very loudly “is that a centaur!? He has a tail!” To this day I have no idea what happened because my dad was FAR from the type of person to believe in anything weird like that. I’m 32 now and I still think about that moment.
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#69
I have deja vu fairly often. I’ll dream something months before it happens. My grandma did too.
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#70
I was on my way home thinking that I’ve never received a blessing in the mail. Like when ppl get unexpected checks. When I got the mail out the box it was a substantial check in there. I just cried and said thank you.
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#71
I was alone at home crying & telling my Mom how much I missed her on her birthday. (She had been gone about 10 years) A music box, (I had given her for a birthday present like 30 yrs ago & my kids had overwound it so it didn’t work), started to play…only a few notes but it played.
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#72
I didn’t know astral projection was uncommon til my friends in elementary school looked at me like an alien when I asked why they don’t just go somewhere else when they have a bad dream I can still vividly remember the entire aerial view of my childhood neighborhood.
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#73
When my Gma transitioned I was living hours away. Afterwards I would go walking to this certain park and always in this same spot I could smell her perfume. No one would be there but me. One day my mom visited and I took her to the park.. the exact spot and she told me she could feel her presence there.
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#74
I dreamt about the private jet that just crashed a few days before it happened. I woke up and told my husband very vivid details about what I saw. I told him it crashed in the middle of the street & I even heard the screaming. I got chills when the news broke about the crash bc it was exactly what I dreamt.
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#75
I have very prophetic dreams. I don’t dream often, but when I do, they’re almost always very strange. Events don’t translate literally, but many times something related to the dream will unfold within a few days.
Biggest example in the next thread:.
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#76
My late dad communicates through songs and it’s often HYSTERICAL His sense of humor and irony is not lost in other world!
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#77
My brother passed away in May 2022. His first grandchild, a girl, was due to be born in September. In early September, I found two lonely monarch butterfly caterpillars. I brought them inside & they made their chrysalis’ within a day or two. The day before my grandniece was born, a male monarch eclosed (came out of chrysalis). I placed him on a bush outside & wished him safe travels. The next day, a female monarch eclosed.
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#78
I experienced a Kundalini awakening in the summer of 2021, right at my 50th birthday and lasted almost a full month. My life has never been the same since!
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#79
I walked out of my apartment,& saw my doppelgänger get into a taxi.
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#80
I seen my passed away father figure clear as day sitting in my living room not long after he had passed.
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#81
My shepherd who passed in April came to me while I meditated, and psychically knocked me over with excitement. He came back to my husband a few days ago by knocking past his legs when he was watching tv.
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#82
After I watched my granny pass at home after that anytime I was in the kitchen I’d feel a gust of air behind me or feel as if someone was standing behind me. I believe it was her. It only happened in the kitchen.
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#83
12 minute commute- 9 on a good day- straight shot, no traffic, after a night shift. Literally only one left turn off the main road to get to my neighborhood. Rare night we left on time around 10:30. I was kind of tired, a little zoned out. The trees were almost hypnotically identical. Then, I saw the same barn i thought id made note of already- the five minutes from home mark. As soon as I clocked it, it was like everything was jolted back into focus. I looked at the clock and it was 11:45pm.
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#84
My mother always told me I was a writer, but I didn’t believe her. Then, 2years after she passed, I had a chance to author a book about my city, and did it because I desperately needed the $. One day, when I was working on it & it was flowing, I suddenly felt my mother right behind me. If I had turned around I would have seen her. I laughed and said: Yeah, Mom, you’re right- I’m a writer. (Since written 8 more!)
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#85
I dream of things before they happen. Used to happen near every day but now only happens with the bigger things.
My 1st and only time using a ouija board. I’m very sensitive to energies and I’ve never felt anything like that before.
Just knowing. There are soooooo many times where I just know things without previously knowing them. It’s like the information just appears.
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#86
Actually I’m pretty open about it. There’s a ghost (well, two actually, but the other one scares me and I refuse to meet her) in the yarn store I work at. He’s kind of a jerk; he likes to throw things. He and I have a deal, so he doesn’t scare me, just throws things. It’s a little weird to have a working relationship with a ghost, but all of us at the store have encountered him.
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#87
Seeing objects levitate in my apartment in West hollywood when I was going through a massive spiritual awakening & experiencing paranormal/poltergeist activity!
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#88
My brother can vouch that one time I was singing a really song and when we got into the car that exact song and the same part were on the radio.
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#89
Knowing what’s about to happen or what someone will say before it happens.
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#90
I’m my Senior year of HS and Freshman/ Sophomore year of college I kept having vivid dreams that came true the.they stopped.
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#91
A ufo or something of the sort came beaming so fast towards my friend and I to the point where we both put our arms in front of each other and then it vanished (we were both sober).
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#92
When I was about 28, I was able to recount exactly the entire layout of Coral Castle despite never having been there, nor having ever seen it in pictures, including the large field with trees and sports area behind it. Simply because of a recurring dream about it I had had since I was 15. I KNOW my spirit has been there. It’s undeniable. Some people say it’s a stargate. The magic of that place is palpable. IYKYK..
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#93
I can talk to spirits/guides through playing cards, that’s how I got into tarot. And they show me things in slow motion dreams that ALWAYS happen later, sometimes a few days later and sometimes years later.
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#94
They were trying to get my attention. My granddaddy had me deliver a message to my mama. He told me to tell her what he said when I thought she really needed it.
I did, a few weeks after that, and while I didn’t understand the message (I knew it wasn’t a message for me to understand ), my mama did.
But it was mostly them checking in and letting me know they’d been paying attention to what was going on.
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