Poltergeists

Posted by scarygeek on December 4, 2009 at 14:10 pm

As you all know, I have been dealing with ghosts since I was a little girl, but lately the hauntings seem to be focused on my own children. Mainly, my 13-y. his type of haunting is usually caused by a mischievous ghost that likes to play games by moving or throwing things around a room. There has been some recent research on this amazing and sometimes frustrating phenomenon, and they are now saying that this activity may very well be caused by a teenage female person living in the home. There is something that happens to a female at this age that causes an unconscious projection of psychokinetic energy, which attracts a mischievous ghost or spirit, who feeds on this energy and causes havoc in our world.

I believe this is what is happening in our family right now. I know that my daughter has a very strong spirit and an energy that is very powerful. Last night she woke up coughing, we are all suffering from allergies right now and hers seems to be worst at the moment. When she got up to get a glass of water and returned to her room she heard the fan light chain click, and then about five minutes later she heard it again. She laid in bed and then heard and saw her little brothers crib shaking. She said it shook for about ten seconds and then just stopped. JC was sound asleep, and didn’t budge. She text me at that time, asking me to come down stairs, and I told her I would be down in a minute. I then received a phone call from her about a minute later saying that she saw something push or kick on Jacobs bed, so I ran down stairs to investigate.

I did not see anything, except that my 11-year-old son had been awakened by something, but he wasn’t sure what it was. I stayed downstairs in the kids room for about fifteen minutes and made a few requests for the ghost to come back another time, because were all tired and did not want to talk now. The kids were able to go back to sleep and I was able to go back upstairs to work and the house was quiet for the rest of the night.