Is it normal imagination for a 5 year old child to tell me that the last time he visited me the house looked?
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It is NORMAL.\nCreative imaginations, imaginary friends, etc. Is all a normal part of a child's development. \n\nGive this child a set of marker pens and paper, and ask him to draw you these things he is telling you, and you will find just as he's put them on paper to tell you about them, will be no different to HIM as verbally telling you from his own mind.NORMAL.\nChildren are sponges, they absorb so much and all he wants to do is entertain you and dream!Come up with a few clever ideas of your own, share with him imaginary things (For example you visited a rainbow world and you met rainbow colored people for which you had to draw rainbows in the sky etc.)You might intrigue him just as he has you!
73173
Oddly enough yes, but it freaked me out soo bad that by the time I could even mention it I failed to remember if anything freaky was going on in my life or in the house at that time.  What happened...\nMy girlfriend was staying over, we were in bed, all lights out.  I saw a young boy pass by the microwave(the clock was not visible when he passed) and disappear at the door to the living room.  He passed completely through the kitchen, approx. 10ft or so.  There was no one in my house it could have been, and to confirmed that I was not just merely hallucinating, right after the image vanished my girlfriend asked, "Did you see that?"  That all it took!  I was freaked out and freaked out a the mentioning of it for years.
262669
I don't experience it as often as I used to, and I've no idea why. Theories abound but as with many strange phenomena I'm not sure there is a satisfactory explanation for it. It's just that inexplicable sense of having lived a moment in time (usually quite a brief and fleeting moment in time) before. Whether it's an unconscious familiarity with something real or imagined or a conscious sense of actually having lived such a moment before is impossible to say with any certainty. (And yes, you have asked this question before... but when and where is another matter entirely... spooky, huh?) ;)
1012231
Doubt it was a hallucination.  Especially if you were younger.  Kids are more prone to see ghosts.  It sounds like your grand-ma might have had a friendly little Jewish boy as her home's guardian.  Don't check yourself in, I had something similiar happen to me.  It happens to TONS of kids.
370652
Not at all in fact we miss our ghost not doin stuff , My son saw figure of a tall man in his room that scared him , we have lights going on and off , cupboard doors left open , and sound of someone walking up the stairs when we are all in bed , and odd thing going missing then reappearing
307495
it sounds like you had a bad expierence in another life time. when you go to bed tonight, keep saying that you want that part of your past lives not to bother you anymore. you might have to do it a few nights. but it will help
420928
I believe you.  There's probably nothing wrong with you, because there are lots of people who have seen spirits.  If what you're saying is true, of course they would be happy to see you!  Cause they know if you can see them or not!  Don't worry about a thing.  They can't hurt you, and if you can see them, maybe you can help them.  My nephew and my ex's best friend both saw the same girl in my sister's house...and she doesn't "live" there.  Hmmm...
1009595
OMG------- Our old house all the time....I can not tell you some of the stuff that would happen, you would think that I was nuts..\n\nMy son at the time was 3 in his room and I told him to get out of the kitchen and he was not in it...As I got up to go find out what all the noise was I saw a foot go into the wash room like stride walk and you just get a glimpse of there foot,,,,I yelled to my son and I said who was that he said that old man...How long was he in the kitchen he said  a while....I asked him if he could see him he said yea.....NO open doors,.,No open window...And this guy shows up older man my son said he had no face...That's it I told my husband we had to move...\n\nThey always tease me about the man with no face....
265029
Definitely my childhood, every child seems to know what he or she is doing, or the situation he or she is in until they grow up and see how much they actually messed up or got abused which also reflects on their future. \n\nAs for me i cant say i had a very happy childhood, and i believe its clear when you see me. Dont get the wrong, im okay but there are so much things in the past that sometimes just determines where your headed.\n\nIts sad but true.
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I actually remember my nursey from before I was one. My parents knew they were moving and never really did my nursery in the old house. So, one day recently, I described it to my mom and her jaw dropped. I remembered details throughout the room from the visual perspective of me, as a baby, in the crib. I remember that my crib was in between two windows and there was a mobile above me and the room was wood paneled (70's). I can remember where the door was and the light sources. Pretty freaky, huh?
275072
I have had a similar experience.  In the house I grew up in, we had a ghost that we called Casper.  He didn't do anything bad, just relocted items to new places temporarily.  He always put them back eventually.  I do beleive that spirits linger here with us.
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I live in a house that's about 200 years old.  There's been some. . .unexplained activity in one of the rooms that's now a bathroom, but was originally a butter/egg room or a storage area (we think).  \n\nMostly, I'd say it's a good thing.  Our ghost seems to want to be helpful, but sometimes she does things that are annoying.  We bought a washer/dryer combo and put in the room and for the first month or so it would turn itself off a LOT.  I guess the ghost figured out, finally, what it was for because that eventually stopped.  And when we first moved in, the door to the dog's yard would open and let the dog into the house when we really needed our puppy to be in her yard because we were moving furniture.\n\nBut she's saved me from some head dings by moving cabinet doors when I wander through the bathroom early in the morning half-asleep.  And she's managed to scare the cats out of the attic when I was trying to get them downstairs before we went on a trip.  She's let the dog in a couple of times when we left our puppy outside thinking the weather was nice and it started raining while we were gone.\n\nAll said. . .hmm.  I like this ghost.  I'll miss her if we move again.  Definitely, if they were all like her, I'd buy a haunted house again.
593297
Yes, my last house was haunted by the spirit of the woman who had died there in 1999.  I had never seen a picture of her.  My mother in-law inherited the house from her, and we moved into it.  My infant son was staying in the room next to ours which was in the process of being changed from the office.  This room held a few computer cables in the box about two feet from his bed. \nAt four thirty in the morning, I heard a woman say very clearly, "The baby..."  I figured I was dreaming and went back to sleep.  A very cold hand touched my arm and shook me.  I woke up and there was a woman I'd never seen before with curly shoulder length red hair in a blue bathrobe.  As I realized I could see through her, she pointed and said, "The baby is in trouble." \nI'm pretty freaked out by this point, but I run out to the baby's room.  Somehow, he'd managed to pull a cord out of the box and it was wrapped around him.  He couldn't move.  He couldn't cry.  I unwrapped him, picked him up, and turned around, crying.  The woman was still there, crying as well.  I said, "Thanks..." in a very shaky voice.  She nodded, and vanished.  My husband walks into the room a few minutes later looking for me.  I told him what happened.  He asked if I was very sure of what she looked like.  I said, "Of course I am.. the woman saved our baby!"\n\nThe next day his mother arrived with a photo albumn.  Looking through it, I saw a picture and asked her who it was.  It was the woman she inherited the house from, a friend who happened to be a former elemenentary school student.  She died in the very room where my son was staying.  Her grandson also used to stay in that room.  And yes, that was the woman who woke me up.
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Yes.  My daughter saw 2 downstairs in my house while she was sewing.  A young blonde girl dressed almost in colonial clothes was looking over her shoulder. . . spooky.  Later, another girl, brown hair, was in another part of our basement, dressed similarly.  About a month later, my daughter saw the blonde girl again - in the same spot in the basement.  She saw her, stared at her and as soon as my daughter blinked, the image was gone.  We do believe this was real - nothing in over a year now.
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Well, I feel someone in the house when I'm alone but I'm not creeped out by it. I believe that my dead grandma is probably here. Even if there IS someone there (a ghost or whatever) in the house with you theres no need to be afraid of it. Welcome whatever is there. Leave it alone and it will do you the same.
586454
Thats nothing, when I was three, my sister and cousin were lifted up of the floor while sitting on a sofa! creeeepy, yeah you probably did see something, but because you were not open to it and it more than likely freaked you out, it was just passing through just to get some reaction I guess, anyway, keep your eyes open it may happen again!
861967
I do. I'm very spiritually aware, I once lived in haunted house. She was about 8 or 9 years old when she died. I was a little older than her about 11 at the time.Most ghost would come to you if have strong energy, or if they just like you.