“You’re a witch!”
Ummm, maybe not the best way to start a palm reading at a
friend’s birthday party in a backyard. I shuffled in my seat, and glanced
around to see if anyone else had heard the exclamation.
“And that’s why no one
understands you …”
OK, I have to admit that throughout my life, I’ve had some,
ah, let’s call them extrasensory powers. Dreams that come true. Sensing of
spirits. Intuition of moods. As a teen, I did exercises to tap into the energy,
and never felt alone. The creepy-crawling feeling of being watched, or walking
into a visually empty room and knowing something else was there freaked me out,
so I locked it down. Oh, it was still there, I just didn’t let myself be as
open to it.
One night when she screamed continuously, I brought over my
step-grandmother. I told her to do “whatever was necessary.” She blessed the house
with holy water from three Catholic churches, and sprinkled it on the ground
between our two homes. Everything stopped after that.
Since then, I’ve been more open. I write within the
paranormal realm because I believe that there is so much more out there, and
it’s difficult to discount what we don’t know, for sure. At conferences such as
Authors After Dark, I’ll pull out my Runes and do readings. For the most part,
the subject finds a meaningful connection with their question.
Tell me: How
about you? Do you believe in things that go bump in the night? Do you have a
spooky story to share?
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tour, Sat. Nov. 1.
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Thank you for a wonderful post. I myself have wandered in circles searching for my true path.
ReplyDeleteI think we can search forever, but as long as we're doing good along the way -- it's good!
DeleteWonderful, Louisa! Thank you for joining, luv. xo JL
ReplyDeleteGreat group you put together here.
DeleteGreat post Louisa! I have yet to have an experience like this but I do believe there are things that go bump in the night.
ReplyDeleteKarlee
Thanks for dropping by Karlee.
DeleteI do believe that spirits, both good and evil are around us.
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Kirsten,
DeleteMy daughter will be 12 in a few weeks. These days, she tells me to leave anything in her room alone, lol.
I definitely believe in things that go bump in he night. I don't have a spooky story as anything that has happened to me - while scary I couldn't say was spooky. Thanks so the story and for participating in the Hop. laurah2727@yahoo.com. VIP
ReplyDeleteLaura -- For the most part, I don't get too afraid. I have dreams of shooting white light from my palms! *magic*
DeleteReally enjoyed this! I believe there are things we don't understand about our physical and 'other' worlds. My son has a sensitivity that detects the presence of our ancestors. I'm glad he isn't afraid of his gift. LucyLit88@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThat's wonderful Lucy! We are visited by our grandmothers quite often. I think they just like to check in. Thanks for stopping by.
DeleteWhat a great post! I definitely believe in "otherworldly" beings. It's funny how people are afraid of what they don't know...only upon dipping a toe into my own gifts did I learn that these things seem to run in our family. I can only imagine how different my childhood would have been! melody.bharucha@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteMelody! You were the official winner of this hop. I'll email you about the prize. Congratulations.
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