[delnisfernan]

Ok, so my boyfriend and I took a vacation last week at a place along the bay on the east coast US. We stayed in a 3 bedroom remodeled 'trailer' in a super nice community. We stayed 7 nights.

Anyway, our bedroom was at the end of a long hallway. If you looked down from the bedroom all you could see was a comfy blue rocking chair with a little end table next to it, and a light was always on in that room at night. I always wake up to use the bathroom in the middle of the night, so every time I did I had to enter the hallway and see that chair at the end. It didn't start to spook me until after a few nights, and my feeling continued to grow each night thereafter. I'd just look at that chair, and from that angle, and see in my mind an old grey man with a pipe, as if he was supposed to be sitting in that chair. On the last 2 nights we stayed I felt an enormous sense of that 'freaked me out', chills, run to and from the bathroom type deal.

On a couple occasions my boyfriend told me he woke up in the middle of the night be because he heard footsteps in the hallway. So he'd get up to look but nothing was there. This freaked him out. And he doesn't spook easily.

Luckily it never got so bad that we felt we couldn't stay there. But I want to know if you think this was an experience with the paranormal, a spirit, whatever, or if it's us just being excited. I want to know why our mind comes up with certain ideas of people. Why an old man? Ya know?!

On a side note, it also felt eerie to me to look down that hallway while my boyfriend was sitting in the chair. As if he was meant to be there. Was as if he filled the part but in a younger body. Oh I dunno! Once in a while throughout life I'll feel as if something is meant to be there but I always thought I fabricated these things. How do we distinguish overactive imagination from real?

[TiepayWrary]

You distinguish the difference with confirmation. If you can do some investigating on the land or even the trailer and see who owned it, you can tell if it was just you hoping that you saw a ghost, or if it really was one.

Trailers squeak and shift, so the footsteps can be imagined as well. This is probably why there are so many skeptics about ghosts.... you can't really "prove" them without a doubt.

Good luck

[DrKirkNoliss]

Agree with Laura, confirmation is the only answer but very difficult to achieve.
Try to find out if previous people who stayed there also experienced these things/feelings.


Blessings

Heather

[delnisfernan]

Unfortunately I don't know the owners or anybody who stayed there.

I didn't mean I saw a ghost. I didn't physically see anything at all. It was just a creepy feeling in the hallway and associated with the chair. My mind linked to an old man, I don't know how to explain it or why. I felt an expectation to see him sitting in it at night time. Maybe I'm just picking up an energy. I'm sure it meant nothing.

[voksveta]

Don't discourage yourself! Maybe there was an old man who was attached to the chair, and you were just sensing that, even if there wasn't an actual ghost.
We can't dismiss our experiences, real or imagined, as meaning nothing- they teach us. =)

[delnisfernan]

Emily, true that I don't dismiss this one this time

[GutleNus]

Our soul fractions are participating in multiple level tier programs Hon. They are separated only by slightly different spiritual harmonic frequencies. They sometimes "bleed over" especially if the kindred vibrations of another of our soul fractions is in that particular program. The old man does probably exist in that other reality but in this one your BF fulfilled the role quite nicely. We do have the ability to manipulate these programs in any case but most don't realize that.

[delnisfernan]

That's so interesting and I never thought about it like that before

That's kind of exactly what it felt like, I just couldn't explain it like you have!

Thanks for the response, richwil. Very enlightening