when my sister and i were little we shared a double bed we hated our bedroom because one night we woke up and our bed was lifting up from the floor by itself and then we saw a presence but it was an awful presence it definitley came from the lower plain it was evil  i remember we was holding on to one another crying we were so scared and we have never forgotten this and i doubt we ever will this is a true story ,we told our mum but she wouldnt believe us deanna

wrote on Feb 7^th, 2006 at 7:43am:

when my sister and i were little we shared a double bed we hated our bedroom because one night we woke up and our bed was lifting up from the floor by itself and then we saw a presence but it was an awful presence it definitley came from the lower plain it was evil  i remember we was holding on to one another crying we were so scared and we have never forgotten this and i doubt we ever will this is a true story ,we told our mum but she wouldnt believe us deanna

Sounds pretty cool, the worlds first hover bed!

As long as you don't start spewing pee soup all over the place and sister's head doesn't rotate around and do a full 360, I think everything will be ok.  

It makes me remember a comedy routine I saw once about the Amityville horror.  The comedian is talking (he is black) about how foolish white people are sometimes.  He cites that movie.  He says something to the effect of:  "now if you have me in a house and an evil voice hisses GET OUT!  I'd be gone.  You wouldn't have to tell me twice - end of story."  "But do they leave?"  No.


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hi docm we couldnt leave our house we were only about 6 years old and our mum and dad wouldnt believe us we were frightened in that house sometimes but what could we do at 6 years old deanna

I saw the tooth fairy in my room when i was six you'd have liked her much better she wore all white and walked kinda floaty like and seemed really nice too bad though she didn't make my bed hover that sounds like fun if the demonic dude isn't there punctuation bah who needs it had to try it but i can't even read this and i wrote it oh well

Your bed was lifting off the floor?

You sure have had a lot happen to you over the years.  ::)

Hi Deanna

Young childrens minds usually run a little wild at that age unfortuntly. I remember being a little older about 7 yrs when I was convinced I saw an angel in my bedroom floating near my ceiling,I screamed for my mother and she told me there was nothing there.

I giggle to myself now, yrs gone by and wonder why I was so adamant? And why would I have been so Scared from a Little angel? My imagination used to be so wild!

yes certainly have and its all true matt deanna

hi deanna i remember that experience with the bed but dad always said it was not evil spirit it was our grandad who had died coming to visit us because he visited us many times when we were children but we were to young to understand that it was him i see spirits most of the time in my house im so used to it im not scared of it i see dad lots of times as well love god bless juditha

wrote on Feb 7^th, 2006 at 2:38pm:

I saw the tooth fairy in my room when i was six you'd have liked her much better she wore all white and walked kinda floaty like and seemed really nice too bad though she didn't make my bed hover that sounds like fun if the demonic dude isn't there punctuation bah who needs it had to try it but i can't even read this and i wrote it oh well

lol, their comma and full stop keys must be knackered

cant be bothered to use full stops and commas jambo  deanna

wrote on Feb 8^th, 2006 at 2:53pm:

cant be bothered to use full stops and commas jambo  deanna

I can respect that, just bear in mind it makes reading your posts too much of a bother as well.  At least the ones over a sentence long.

I,ll tell you something i have got 4 gcse  in english and literature  when i said i couldnt be bothered to use commas and fall stops i wasnt being funny, is it such a big deal , surely what you write about is the most important thing not how you write it . deanna

wrote on Feb 8^th, 2006 at 5:04pm:

I,ll tell you something i have got 4 gcse  in english and literature  when i said i couldnt be bothered to use commas and fall stops i wasnt being funny, is it such a big deal , surely what you write about is the most important thing not how you write it . deanna

What is "4gcse"?  Does that mean you have a learning disability?  You seem to spell and string words together well enough - I've not heard of a learning disability that only affects commas and stops.  

Seriously, I'm not trying to pick on you Deanna.  The ultimate goal is communication, which is the product of both what you are saying and how you say it.  Not using "." and "," can change your meaning and detract from your statements and credibility.  It's not a big deal or difficult to place a "." when you take a breath, and I'm sure you can tell when you take a breath.  It's a courtesy to readers who are also burdened by time constraints and limitations.  For example, not everyone here has English as their first language.  

if you cant understand what i write then you must be the illiterate one deanna

wrote on Feb 8^th, 2006 at 5:34pm:

if you cant understand what i write then you must be the illiterate one deanna

Oki doki.  I could read that a couple different ways, but I get it.

What was the reason for your original post?  You related an experience that frightened you, but didn't really state the reason for sharing.  What was it anyway?

what i wrote about really happened i think i explained it well enough deanna

we are not all candidates for mastermind  juditha

Ok, I'm going to try my darndest to bring this thread back to topic.  

Deanna, can I ask a few questions to get more information about this experience?  

1.  How are you and your sister certain that the bed actually lifted?  Could it be that you two experienced a brief out of body experience?  I'm asking this because one of my early OBE's when I was about 6 made me feel as if the entire house was lifted off the ground, but now as an adult I look at it from a different perspective of understanding and I realize that the house wasn't lifted, but only I was (not physically but nonphysically).  

2.  Let's say that the bed actually did lift--that is an extreme experience, and that coupled with the "evil presence" you experienced indicates that something extremely supernatural was going on in your house.  Was this an isolated incident?

3.  Are there any other experiences along the same lines that you remember?  Anything that would explain why this happened to you?

4.  About the presence you felt or saw, why was it scary to you?  Maybe it only seemed scary because you were young and didn't understand?  

Hi vicky the bed definitley lifted up off the floor and what i saw has always frightened me vicky, even now i am nervous of going upstairs on my own because i always think i will see it again i was only 6 years old so was my twin i,ve never forgotten it vicky and i never will this really happened it has plagued me for years. That bedroom was definitley haunted . Deanna

hi vicky Me and deanna have both had different experiences over the years I remember the bed lifting experience Some things  you never forget  we saw aspirit presence in our bedroom many times and we were nervous of this Dad always said to us it was just our grandad visiting us as he died when we were 5 yrs old and he loved us very much Ive seen spirit  presence  even  now and so has Deanna as well  When i went to see dad in the chapel of rest  i was looking at his face talking to him as he lay in his coffin and all of a sudden i saw dads spirit above his face and he smiled at me  Deanna had the same experience with dad as well  We told our mother this  she did not beleive us  but when i told a medium at the spiritualist church he said that dad was well capable of showing us his spirit  god bless juditha