Your Supernatural Experiences

[Temujinn]

prostate massage ... I know I thought the experience was supernatural.

[Threlizdun]

I'll be honest, I believe that anything supernatural is rather ridiculous. However, I also love hearing stories about it. I can't report too much really. There are the general feelings of "wrongness", cold, and claustrophobia commonly associated with these things that I have felt quite a few times in my life.

The weirdest thing I have encountered on a repeated basis is something that happens usually about two or three times a year while I'm in bed. I'll be lying in bed, eyes closed, and generally relaxed. It only happens then and only when I'm on the verge of falling asleep. As I'm lying there, I'll suddenly feel a massive weight thrust onto my abdomin, as though someone as jumped onto me or thrown a large object on me. It is a very bried sensation, vanishing as soon is it appears, though I always feel it in the same place and it always happens in the same time. Personally I've always assumed it was muscle spasms, though it always is rather unnerving in the middle of the night.

Despite dabbling in the occult on a near daily basis during my Wiccan phase, I can't say anything terribly unusual happened that I can't explain easily.

[Anachronous Rex]

Doing taxes has occasionally conjured up the sensation of a subnatural experience, but supernatural? Never.

...unless you count that thing with Inanna, but then I'm not one to kiss and tell

[Inyourfaceistan]

I'll be honest, I believe that anything supernatural is rather ridiculous. However, I also love hearing stories about it. I can't report too much really. There are the general feelings of "wrongness", cold, and claustrophobia commonly associated with these things that I have felt quite a few times in my life.

The weirdest thing I have encountered on a repeated basis is something that happens usually about two or three times a year while I'm in bed. I'll be lying in bed, eyes closed, and generally relaxed. It only happens then and only when I'm on the verge of falling asleep. As I'm lying there, I'll suddenly feel a massive weight thrust onto my abdomin, as though someone as jumped onto me or thrown a large object on me. It is a very bried sensation, vanishing as soon is it appears, though I always feel it in the same place and it always happens in the same time. Personally I've always assumed it was muscle spasms, though it always is rather unnerving in the middle of the night.

Despite dabbling in the occult on a near daily basis during my Wiccan phase, I can't say anything terribly unusual happened that I can't explain easily.

I have that too, except it's usually a feeling of my right leg tripping or being grabbed. I think it has to to with your nervous system overreacting to nothing.

[Faolinn]

I'll be honest, I believe that anything supernatural is rather ridiculous. However, I also love hearing stories about it. I can't report too much really. There are the general feelings of "wrongness", cold, and claustrophobia commonly associated with these things that I have felt quite a few times in my life.

The weirdest thing I have encountered on a repeated basis is something that happens usually about two or three times a year while I'm in bed. I'll be lying in bed, eyes closed, and generally relaxed. It only happens then and only when I'm on the verge of falling asleep. As I'm lying there, I'll suddenly feel a massive weight thrust onto my abdomin, as though someone as jumped onto me or thrown a large object on me. It is a very bried sensation, vanishing as soon is it appears, though I always feel it in the same place and it always happens in the same time. Personally I've always assumed it was muscle spasms, though it always is rather unnerving in the middle of the night.

Despite dabbling in the occult on a near daily basis during my Wiccan phase, I can't say anything terribly unusual happened that I can't explain easily.

Given how weird mundane things are I consider not believing in it ridiculous and absurd.

[DrakoBlaria]

My mother and her several brothers and sisters were playing with a Ouija Board in the basement of their house back around 40-45 years ago. The heavy oak table they had placed the Board on began to levitate about 3-6 inches off the ground when they asked something to the effect of "Who is this?" to the Board and their dog proceeded to become very nervous at this, progressing into growling and barking at something that was in another room of the basement. Queue six very frightened teenagers charging up out of the basement screaming about ghosts and demons to their parents. Past this, my mother, aunts, and uncles can remember little except their father checked the basement, and finding nothing assumed his children were playing a prank on him.

Regardless, he still brought a Crucifix from church on Easter Sunday to the house and placed it over a doorway in the "cursed" room where the Ouija Board had been used, since everybody that entered the basement ended up feeling a sense of what my mother described as "badness." The Board was thrown into the trash and burned the day following the, ah, "incident."

I personally hated that basement whenever I visited the house. The feeling that there was something inherently wrong with it seemed to hang around me, no matter the time of day or who I was with. This was well before I learned about the mishap with the Ouija Board and I wasn't much frightened of the dark. I still get that lingering sense of dread when I have to go down the steep flight of stairs into that basement.

Sounds like fun... not really, burn the basement NOW!.
Well, there is a house near my village house, owned by a relative. While it was being consturcted a relative of mine was murdered which started a vendeta bewteen my family and the family of the killer. Long story short, the house is consindered haunted though no one has seen anything (even though a lot have been said they are mostly jokes). Then again there were all this chiildren who would die soonly after they were born in that house (true story) and my family hiring a wizard of sorts and telling them to dress one kid in white and have it walk to the house... something like that I dont really remember but it was a nice story.

I have not had supernatural experiences. Ever.

Unless praying and talking to God count but eh, who is to believe that?

Dont worry, a lot of people talk to me regulary.

My first is a warm, happy feeling story.

I was maybe 12 or so, and I had woken up early on a Saturday morning. The sun was bright, and I mean brighter than usual, but not overbearing. It was also just to cold to sit outside, but the sunshine made it enjoyable to sit in the kitchen table. I was eating my bowl of cereal when I felt a familiar-feeling cat brush up against my leg. It gave me a warm and cozy feeling inside, and I reached down to pet it, not knowing which cat it was (I had two cats at the time). However, it was gone, so I looked under the table and there was nothing there. I walked into the kitchen and living room and looked under all the furniture but found nothing. One was sleeping on my brothers bed and the other had been outside under the car all night.


The next, might seem trivial but freaks me the fuck out to this day.

I was driving home from rugby practice, late after we had a post-practice social at B&D Burgers. I drove down the highway, and my head was cluttered with everything; from girl problems to school problems to car problems. I pulled off the highway and saw a dark silhouette of a figure in the corner of my eye, but I didn't make anything of it. However, the man (presumably) was gone as a rounded the turn and came closer. The nearby gas station was empty, but the lights were on. I drove on and I saw the shadow of someone running beside me. It disappeared after a few seconds as I drove back into the shadow. It was a humid and warm spring night but I was shivering cold even in a hot shower... Spooks the fuck out of me today...

Have you ever seen/heard anything weird in that area again?

[Inyourfaceistan]

Have you ever seen/heard anything weird in that area again?

Nope. What's weird is that it was less than a mile from my house.

[DrakoBlaria]

Have you ever seen/heard anything weird in that area again?

Nope. What's weird is that it was less than a mile from my house.

That sure is odd.

[New haven america]

Well...

One night when I was younger, I was staying the night at my friends house. I get up to use the bathroom and everyone's asleep. I go down the hall and halfway there I heard a woman shouting "Zack, get over here", the I look at the window down the hall and see 3 pairs of red eyes staring at me, in the window. I run downstairs and slept in the backyard.

The grass was very comfortable, actually.

[NERVUN]

People who want to believe shit probably make stuff up to convince themselves.

Y'know, like religion.

Congratulations on your ignorant ass of the day award.

Congratulations on your *** warning for flamebaiting ***.

[DrakoBlaria]

Well...

One night when I was younger, I was staying the night at my friends house. I get up to use the bathroom and everyone's asleep. I go down the hall and halfway there I heard a woman shouting "Zack, get over here", the I look at the window down the hall and see 3 pairs of red eyes staring at me, in the window. I run downstairs and slept in the backyard.

The grass was very comfortable, actually.

Your name is Zack? Or was it random? And why did you sleep in the backyard?

[Forster Keys]

I'll be honest, I believe that anything supernatural is rather ridiculous. However, I also love hearing stories about it. I can't report too much really. There are the general feelings of "wrongness", cold, and claustrophobia commonly associated with these things that I have felt quite a few times in my life.

The weirdest thing I have encountered on a repeated basis is something that happens usually about two or three times a year while I'm in bed. I'll be lying in bed, eyes closed, and generally relaxed. It only happens then and only when I'm on the verge of falling asleep. As I'm lying there, I'll suddenly feel a massive weight thrust onto my abdomin, as though someone as jumped onto me or thrown a large object on me. It is a very bried sensation, vanishing as soon is it appears, though I always feel it in the same place and it always happens in the same time. Personally I've always assumed it was muscle spasms, though it always is rather unnerving in the middle of the night.

Despite dabbling in the occult on a near daily basis during my Wiccan phase, I can't say anything terribly unusual happened that I can't explain easily.

That's an ancient phenomenon. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mare_(folklore)

[DrakoBlaria]

I'll be honest, I believe that anything supernatural is rather ridiculous. However, I also love hearing stories about it. I can't report too much really. There are the general feelings of "wrongness", cold, and claustrophobia commonly associated with these things that I have felt quite a few times in my life.

The weirdest thing I have encountered on a repeated basis is something that happens usually about two or three times a year while I'm in bed. I'll be lying in bed, eyes closed, and generally relaxed. It only happens then and only when I'm on the verge of falling asleep. As I'm lying there, I'll suddenly feel a massive weight thrust onto my abdomin, as though someone as jumped onto me or thrown a large object on me. It is a very bried sensation, vanishing as soon is it appears, though I always feel it in the same place and it always happens in the same time. Personally I've always assumed it was muscle spasms, though it always is rather unnerving in the middle of the night.

Despite dabbling in the occult on a near daily basis during my Wiccan phase, I can't say anything terribly unusual happened that I can't explain easily.

That's an ancient phenomenon. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mare_(folklore)

So, Germans, Turks, Slavs and Romanians had the same creature in their mythology... nice

[New haven america]

Well...

One night when I was younger, I was staying the night at my friends house. I get up to use the bathroom and everyone's asleep. I go down the hall and halfway there I heard a woman shouting "Zack, get over here", the I look at the window down the hall and see 3 pairs of red eyes staring at me, in the window. I run downstairs and slept in the backyard.

The grass was very comfortable, actually.

Your name is Zack? Or was it random? And why did you sleep in the backyard?

It was random name, but it still was pretty loud.
Because I refused to sleep in that house.

[DrakoBlaria]

Your name is Zack? Or was it random? And why did you sleep in the backyard?

It was random name, but it still was pretty loud.
Because I refused to sleep in that house.

>Monster screams at you from outside the house
>Decides to leave house full of people and sleep alone outside

[New haven america]

It was random name, but it still was pretty loud.
Because I refused to sleep in that house.

>Monster screams at you from outside the house
>Decides to leave house full of people and sleep alone outside

No, the noise was inside the house, the eyes where in the window.

[Battenburgia]

The weirdest thing I have encountered on a repeated basis is something that happens usually about two or three times a year while I'm in bed. I'll be lying in bed, eyes closed, and generally relaxed. It only happens then and only when I'm on the verge of falling asleep. As I'm lying there, I'll suddenly feel a massive weight thrust onto my abdomin, as though someone as jumped onto me or thrown a large object on me. It is a very bried sensation, vanishing as soon is it appears, though I always feel it in the same place and it always happens in the same time. Personally I've always assumed it was muscle spasms, though it always is rather unnerving in the middle of the night.

These are just hypnagogic hallucinations and are quite common. Having experienced them, i would now never trust anyone's account of supernatural events if they were in bed at the time or had been drowsy.

I used to have a lot of them at one time and they can be really lifelike and scary. I've been woken up with someone calling my name, felt someone in my bed cuddling me from behind when noone was really there. Felt someone climbing over my body to get out of bed, felt the bed dip with the pressure and looked up to see myself walking out of the room I have also had cats fall on my bed from out of nowhere

Some of these episodes seemed to go on for ages and I would get out of bed walk around, watch tv and do stuff quite normally until something weird would happen, like a demon forming in the corner of the room...which is when I would realise I was having a lucid dream and would either play about with the dream or force myself to wake up.

The creepiest bit of all is the inability to know whether you are awake or asleep or not. I tried pinching my arm but I would feel the pain even if I was asleep. Eventually I found that if I told myself to levitate ...and I could...I was probably asleep

[Anachronous Rex]

The weirdest thing I have encountered on a repeated basis is something that happens usually about two or three times a year while I'm in bed. I'll be lying in bed, eyes closed, and generally relaxed. It only happens then and only when I'm on the verge of falling asleep. As I'm lying there, I'll suddenly feel a massive weight thrust onto my abdomin, as though someone as jumped onto me or thrown a large object on me. It is a very bried sensation, vanishing as soon is it appears, though I always feel it in the same place and it always happens in the same time. Personally I've always assumed it was muscle spasms, though it always is rather unnerving in the middle of the night.

These are just hypnagogic hallucinations and are quite common. Having experienced them, i would now never trust anyone's account of supernatural events if they were in bed at the time or had been drowsy.

I used to have a lot of them at one time and they can be really lifelike and scary. I've been woken up with someone calling my name, felt someone in my bed cuddling me from behind when noone was really there. Felt someone climbing over my body to get out of bed, felt the bed dip with the pressure and looked up to see myself walking out of the room I have also had cats fall on my bed from out of nowhere

Some of these episodes seemed to go on for ages and I would get out of bed walk around, watch tv and do stuff quite normally until something weird would happen, like a demon forming in the corner of the room...which is when I would realise I was having a lucid dream and would either play about with the dream or force myself to wake up.

The creepiest bit of all is the inability to know whether you are awake or asleep or not. I tried pinching my arm but I would feel the pain even if I was asleep. Eventually I found that if I told myself to levitate ...and I could...I was probably asleep

The most common of which is the hypnic jerk, that sudden sensation of falling. This happens to almost everyone from time to time.

[Surfistan]

I'll be honest, I believe that anything supernatural is rather ridiculous. However, I also love hearing stories about it. I can't report too much really. There are the general feelings of "wrongness", cold, and claustrophobia commonly associated with these things that I have felt quite a few times in my life.

The weirdest thing I have encountered on a repeated basis is something that happens usually about two or three times a year while I'm in bed. I'll be lying in bed, eyes closed, and generally relaxed. It only happens then and only when I'm on the verge of falling asleep. As I'm lying there, I'll suddenly feel a massive weight thrust onto my abdomin, as though someone as jumped onto me or thrown a large object on me. It is a very bried sensation, vanishing as soon is it appears, though I always feel it in the same place and it always happens in the same time. Personally I've always assumed it was muscle spasms, though it always is rather unnerving in the middle of the night.

Despite dabbling in the occult on a near daily basis during my Wiccan phase, I can't say anything terribly unusual happened that I can't explain easily.

Sounds like an incubus to me.
Better call a priest, or better even the Inquisition!

[Erinkita]

I thought I saw a ghost once. Turns out it was a plastic bag floating over an air vent.

[DrakoBlaria]

I thought I saw a ghost once. Turns out it was a plastic bag floating over an air vent.

We have all been there

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Several years ago, I went out drinking with friends in my hometown. When I was walking back, I looked up at the rooftops as I was nearing the town square when I saw a holder figure a top one of them. My best friend, upon hearing me tell of this, said I had a brush with the supernatural. That that was probably a ghost.

I don't know whether it was a supernatural experience. I had a fair number of drinks prior, but there it is.

[Wisconsin9]

I occasionally have what seem like prescient flashes. They're rare, happening maybe a couple times a year, very short, about utterly insignificant things, and for whatever reason at the time I have it my mind makes me think it makes sense for me to be doing whatever I experience. It could very easily be deja vu, if it weren't for the fact that it's exactly the same each time, and one of the occasions was... weird. I was at a friend's house watching that scene in The Matrix with the cat and the explanation of how deja vu was actually a glitch in the Matrix, and remarked to my friend that I just had deja vu, and he said it might be that someone was actually messing with it.

A few months after that, I watched The Matrix for the first time in my life.

[Tlaceceyaya]

I occasionally have what seem like prescient flashes. They're rare, happening maybe a couple times a year, very short, about utterly insignificant things, and for whatever reason at the time I have it my mind makes me think it makes sense for me to be doing whatever I experience. It could very easily be deja vu, if it weren't for the fact that it's exactly the same each time, and one of the occasions was... weird. I was at a friend's house watching that scene in The Matrix with the cat and the explanation of how deja vu was actually a glitch in the Matrix, and remarked to my friend that I just had deja vu, and he said it might be that someone was actually messing with it.

A few months after that, I watched The Matrix for the first time in my life.

It's just deja vu or something similar.

[New haven america]

I've also noticed this weird blue figure popping up in my dreams, 5 dreams I remember this week, he's been in them. IDK why, but he's there. :\