This incident is from a few days ago, when we had a visiting relative stay over with us. It was around 11:30 p.m., and there I was, clearing away dinner and wiping down the kitchen counters etc. At this time, I was home alone as my husband and the relative (a cousin) had stepped out for a smoke. What followed was definitely odd: when in the kitchen (with my back to the doorway), I had a feeling that there was a presence/ somebody just behind me. I whipped around; of course there wasnt anyone. The feeling, though, didnt go away entirely, but I did get back to work. Again, I turned around, this time with the feeling only getting stronger. It did feel like there was an entity in the kitchen. In my head, while I did not hear voices, it did feel like there was static - the kind that appears when the telly goes on the blink. Got this bizarre feeling that had I listened more closely, Id have heard someone speak. In any case, I did get out of the kitchen and walk into the living room, and opened the door to the house. While the feeling did go away, it was uncomfortable there too - but not as much as the kitchen. Why Im wondering whether an entity can follow/attach itself to a person is this: the cousin stays in India too, in a quasi-rural setting. By his own admittance, there have been multiple cases of spirits/sightings there. He said that his own apartment had an entity as well. Back to my experience, the feeling was the strongest in the kitchen, and while I was alone. Im not of a nervous disposition, and neither did we discuss the paranormal, that may have triggered a reaction of the sort I had. Subsequently, during the duration of his visit, I didnt have a chance to be home alone so I cant validate whether this was just a one-off thing, or related to him/anything else. Further, I havent had any such experience in my apartment earlier (have been staying there almost a decade). Any opinions/suggestions would be welcome post by admin #harshagarwal
Posted on: Thu, 31 Jul 2014 15:35:36 +0000
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