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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Afrodyte" data-source="post: 2650567" data-attributes="member: 8713">I'm sure that there is more supernatural stuff going on around me than I'm willing to spend a lot of time investigating, but that's neither here nor there.I think a spirit lives in my house.  Nothing scary, never saw what it looked like, but the thing likes to toy with me.  A couple of times I am sure that it hid things from me, usually something I'm looking for.  After I cussed at it a bit, the thing "miraculously" gets found in a place I wouldn't think to put it or drop it, let alone look for it.  If I were to guess at its motives, I'd say it's curiosity about us humans and how we have things we "can't live without."  I'd love to talk to it, but not on one of those days when I have to get to work.I have had prophetic dreams and dreams of visiting people I know to be dead.  I often have dreams with a movie-like qualities to them.  It's like I'm in a movie (not making a movie, actually in it) and I'm watching things as they happen.  The strange thing is who is in the movie and what it's about.  And while I'm dreaming, I never think that there's anything odd about what's going on.  It's all pretty natural.  I know that odd dreams in and of themselves aren't supernatural, but I can't explain the feelings that certain events and images give me.Speaking of animals sensing the supernatural.  We have two African Grays at home.  A few months ago, I was messing around on the computer, and I hear Bee Bee (the boy) flapping around really hard, a bit too hard to be taking a bath.  I go into the dining room, and I notice that his cover hadn't been put on last night.  No biggie.  But when I look at him, he looks like he'd been in a fight.  He's panting really hard, and has a few scrapes on his face (probably from flapping around in his cage), but he's otherwise OK.  Mind you, Bee Bee is not the bird who freaks out easily.  Since it's almost daytime, I decide to leave the cover off and go back to my room.  It happens again: Bee Bee freaks out, and I come to check on him.  This time I'm sure something's up, so I either say or think (can't remember which) for whatever it is to leave him alone.  I stay with Bee Bee for a little while and then go back to my room.  It never happened again.  But I make sure Bee Bee gets the blanket over his cage though.All in all, my encounters with the supernatural have never been visceral.  They're more like feelings and impressions about some things being off or not quite routine.</blockquote>

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