Has unexplained stuff happened to you?

[Sassycakes]

I don't know if this fits in this thread, but years ago after my sister's husband died she made arrangements for us to see James Van Praagh. At the time I had never heard of him or seen him. We had to go to New York to see him. As soon as he came on stage I thought to myself that he looked familiar to me and it made me think of my twin that my Mom lost at the beginning of her pregnancy. Then he looked at me and my sister and said it didn't matter how blonde our hair was then our loved one didn't have anything to say. Then he said there was a man there who died from leg surgery. Which was how my Dad died. Then he said your Mom's name is Elizabeth, which was my Mom's name. He said she went to BINGO, BINGO,BINGO which my Mom did 3 x's a week. Then he called a news reporter to the stage and his name was Mr. Murphy which was funny because my sister's husband's last name was Murphy. After all, he said my sister and I were flabbergasted.

 

[Pepper]

I saw George Anderson after waiting three years to see him, his schedule was so full. The experience was a total waste. I have it on tape.

 

[feywon]

How it made me feel. In my mind, this of course includes the two phenomena which occurred within minutes afterward. Terrified. It was too much. Overwhelmed.

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I always try to resolve things with a reasonable, logical approach. I could not. Things like this experience have not been uncommon in my life. My believer friends tell me just accept. I find that very hard to do.

I generally look for and recommend others look for mundane explanations first, when something odd happens. But some things you have to be open to more arcane ones as possible.

Edit: cause i remembered i wanted to say questioning is good thing. I'm not big on blind acceptance.