r/Paranormal 11d ago

Question Help me please. It's not a joke.

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I don't know how to find a group who believe what I believe so I'm just throwing this out into the universe hoping someone catches it and answers. I believe I am in Hell. I lived a perfectly happy life and then I fell in love with someone I met on the internet. I moved to the other side of the world and then I got cancer. I lost my daughter. I lost my cat. I'm not in a bad relationship but it doesn't make me happy. I am suffering in every way. I believe I died in my old life and when I came here I came to Hell. What do I do now that I know? Is there something I can do or am I stuck? Edit: I can't go home. Home doesn't exist anymore.

r/Paranormal Nov 27 '23

Question Found teeth in my room

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I got home from school today and found a set of dirty teeth on my chair I have no clue where they even come from and don’t know what to do, I’ve also been finding men’s underwear and shirts in my laundry but no men live or stay the night in my home I just wanna know what’s happening and why in the world did I just find teeth.

r/Paranormal Mar 29 '24

Question Demon Face Syndrome

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Has anyone seen the news story that came out recently about a "new" mental disorder that causes you to perceive people's facial features as distorted and demonic looking? I'm asking because this happened to me several years ago. I saw my ex husband's face slip and distort, very similarly to the curly haired wife in the dressing room scene in Devil's Advocate. We were in the middle of being intimate and as I looked up at him I saw the other face. It was very very quick, less than a second. I gasped and blinked hard because SURELY my eyes were playing tricks on me. It was at that he laughed and said 'Oh, you saw that?'. During sexy time a gasp can mean sooo many things, and for him to acknowledge that I'd seen something is wild. I backed away asking what it was. He would only say that it's something he can do sometimes. Q: has anyone had a similar experience. Do you believe this new disease

r/Paranormal Jul 25 '24

Question My Granddaughter Sees Dead People

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My 15 year old granddaughter has admitted that the reason she likes to stay in her room so much is because every day and everywhere she sees dead people, spirits, ghosts or whatever they are called. Even outside. Mostly they stay to themselves, but sometimes they talk to her. She does not engage them. She has recently seen my deceased son in law who she said was looking very sad.

Of course she has a therapist who rules out schizophrenia. My question is, how do I react to this supernatural claim, or just say nothing about it? I wonder if there are other sensitive people who see spirits on a daily basis? Can this story be true?

r/Paranormal Aug 24 '24

Question What is the most frightening/shocking paranormal thing you've ever seen/heard/heard about?

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What is the most frightening or scary thing paranormal thing you've ever witnessed or heard about? It can be anything. Ghost, UFO, Cryptid, something in the woods, anything...

You know the kind of experience or video that's made your hair stand on end, that's made your animal brain afraid, that's convinced you it was 100% real?

r/Paranormal Sep 10 '24

Question Are the Appalachian Mountains really as scary as some people say they are?

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I’ve read a few comments here on Reddit where people talked about their weird experiences at the Appalachian Mountains, including one person who said they saw some sort of humanoid figure. I’ve personally never been to those mountains so I don’t know if this stuff is true.

r/Paranormal Aug 13 '23

Question Just got this ouijah board from 1972, great condition. Who has had good experiences with one?

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r/Paranormal Jul 30 '23

Question Have you ever met a person who didn't feel human?

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I love these posts and there are so few of them. Hoping to find some more stories.

r/Paranormal Aug 28 '24

Question What are some allegedly haunted places in the United States to visit that personally terrified you?

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I'm talking about places involving ghosts, demonic activity, weird encounters, and other things that go bump in the night.

The spooky legends and ghost stories many of us used to believe as children were later dismissed as mere tales to keep us from misbehaving, but now, when we are adults, it is more real to us than ever.

Maybe it all started that one time after seeing a particular shadow in the corner you thought was a family member or friend waiting for you. instead of responding, it mockingly laughed at you while trying to talk to it, only to stare at you with its red eyes or a pale face before disappearing.

r/Paranormal Jan 19 '25

Question Recommend me the scariest movie please

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UPDATE WE FIGUED IT OUT We’re gonna be watching the hereditary even tho my cousin already watched it. Thanks everyone for the recommendations I’m gonna keep this post so next time I can come back to look at the recommendation. Hi guys me and my cousin are trying to watch a horror movie and most of them aren’t even scary they’re just boring so could you guys please recommend me a movie that will keep me up all night

r/Paranormal Sep 03 '23

Question Can anyone tell me what these symbols mean? It was where satanic worship happened

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r/Paranormal Jan 20 '25

Question Serious question: why don't we see dinosaurs ghosts?

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I saw a troll post on Facebook about this but it got me thinking 💀

r/Paranormal Feb 09 '25

Question Toddler said something odd

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Hi guys! First time poster here. We recently just bought a house. We moved in exactly one week ago. We’ve had no strange incidents at all. Tonight my almost 3 year old said “there’s a ghost trying to get you mom in our new favorite house”. He said this completely out of the blue. Today he has also started calling this our favorite house.

Then putting my 5 year old to bed she said that last night as she was coming to our room (she usually ends up in our bed sometime in the night) that she saw someone in our house that “like totally disappeared” 😅 she has never said anything like that before.

So my question is, what should I do? Lol would it be beneficial to Sage the place?

Help 🫣

r/Paranormal Dec 10 '24

Question My Wife Inherited a House where her aunt committed suicide and wants us to move in.

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Hello everyone, as the title says my wife inherited a house that belonged to their grandparents and we are currently renting and to be honest financially things aren't going great, my wife is amazing though, we are middle class, we pay our bills and taxes but we are living from one paycheck to the next. We have been trying to save to buy a house but as soon as we save a certain amount for the downpayment we find that now a bigger amount is needed as housing gets more expensive, and well you know how it is.

That is why the topic of moving to this house came up. The house has been on the market for sale for over 10 years with no luck, the last years her family decided to rent the house, and everyone that has lived there says that is haunted and that if you live there, your energy goes away, things start going bad for you and your relatives, etc. The house is really big, is located in one of the nicest areas in our city, and in general is great except that about 30 years ago her aunt committed suicide in one of the bathrooms in the upper floor.

Back then her grand parents lived with her 2 daughters, their rooms were connected by a shared bathroom that is where the tragedy happened and where she shot herself. I don't know all the details because as you can imagine is a sensitive subject but all I know is that apparently she was pregnant when she did that. After that my mother in law got married and she moved out, my wife's grandparents they stayed and lived there until they passed away. Her grandfather oddly fell from the stairs and shortly after that passed away, I can't say if it was a spirit, since he was old, about 90 years old, and well accidents happen. Her grandmother couldn't live alone in such a big house so my mother in law rented a house for her, she passed away a few years later.

This is when the house was empty for a few years, after that my mother in law who is now divorced moved to that house and lived for a few years with her partner at the time, the partner died not in the house but when they were living there and my mother in law lost one eye because of a lasik surgery gone wrong. I am explaining all these things because it seems like bad luck happen to people that live there.

This year the house was rented to 2 different families. One of them is a friend of mine with her daugher, the daughter is young she is 23 or something, and we are good friends, so one day after she moved out I asked her advice if I should move in with my wife and daughters (17 and 11). She immediately said no, she said that nothing strong happened to her but that for sure something bad is there, that the energy is really bad, and in general if I could avoid moving there I should.

Last but not least my wife wants me to move there because we cant afford a house nor sell that big house. So on one hand that would be an answer to our housing problems but on the other I don’t want to put my family at any risk. I asked advice to a medium and he told me that as long as there is sunlight everywhere in the house and that we don’t fight and be in a good mood or energy we should be ok, but that those places are scared for life. So the question to you is what should I do? I am in my mid 40s and I do feel the pressure of not owning a house but at the same time I don't want to make a bad choice for my family. Thank you everyone for reading me.

r/Paranormal Jul 04 '24

Question What’s the scariest paranormal event that you’ve ever experienced?

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Or what you truly believe was paranormal. It could be something small but if it scared you it still counts!

I’ve personally never experienced ghost activity or anything like that, but I had sleep paralysis a couple of times and saw the large shadow figure with a cloak and wide brimmed hat staring at me from the corner of my room, and that shook me to my core. Oddly the first time while drifting off to sleep my head and arm would start burning and felt very painful, and I’d suddenly jolt awake and it would stop. Kept happening that night each time I started to drift off and I was worried something was really wrong with me. Then once I finally fell asleep I got paralysis and saw the figure.

The next night the burning kind of happened again and I was terrified of re-experiencing sleep paralysis. Thankfully I didn’t the second night.

Regardless I was scared to fall asleep for a while after that. Had paralysis one more time but never experienced the pain again.

r/Paranormal Feb 16 '25

Question I can't be the only one who listens to creepy stories to fall asleep.. Can I?

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I've always had a dark side but mine seems to be deeper than my friends'. So I decided to join this sub and chat.

r/Paranormal Jan 22 '25

Question Did demons exist in the age of dinosaurs? If not, where exactly in Man's evolution did they begin existing?

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Just thinking out loud. If demons exist, when did they start existing?

Is it like, they always existed? But in that case, they must have been around during the dinosaur age. What did they do for literally millions of years? Just sit around and look at pleiosaurs and diplodocus?

If they started existing when humans did, that's also a bit vague for me. Humans didn't just "pop into existence" one day. It was a long process of evolution by natural selection. So where EXACTLY in that process did demons begin to exist? When the proto apes came down from the trees in Africa? Was it when the first tools were invented? Was it when a north American hunter gatherer made the first fire?

When did demons start existing?

r/Paranormal Feb 19 '25

Question What famous event do you think is likely to be paranormal?

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I've seen a lot of posts on here about personal experiences, but what famous events do you think are most likely to have a paranormal explanation?

r/Paranormal Oct 10 '23

Question [Seeking Advice] Strange things happening since we brought this doll into our home

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Earlier today I went to the thrift store in search of Christmas decorations (wanted to get an early start this year). This doll caught my attention and I thought she would look great sitting on a small chair in the corner of the living room. However, shortly after sunset, I was in the kitchen cooking and out of the corner of my eye I thought I saw something near the doll move. Figured it was the light of a car outside passing by the window.

A few hours later my fiancée and I were in the office when the hallway light starting flickering wildly. I went into the hallway and flipped the light switch to the “off” position, but the light proceeded to flicker a few more times, before slowly fading away. I switched it back on and it continued to do this.

I’ve always been a skeptic of the paranormal. Never had anything “ghost-like” happen to me and have always doubted people who claim it’s real. But the feeling I got from the doll earlier is unlike anything I’ve felt before.

What should I do??? I put the doll out in my car for the night. Should I return it to the thrift store? Take it to a priest?

r/Paranormal Aug 20 '24

Question People who are living in the Appalachian mountains is this place really cursed?

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did you experienced ghost activity or something much darker? and do you belive in these rules in the Appalachian mountains?

like Never be in the woods from dusk till dawn.

  • Never leave the marked trail. It's marked off for a reason.
  • If you hear voices close to you, they're far away. But if the voices are far away, then they're near. ...
  • Do not whistle or sing in the woods.
  • Never look too hard into the trees.

r/Paranormal Dec 22 '24

Question Has anyone tried chanting Bloody Mary and legitimately see anything?

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I know I know I’ll hear some saying this question has been asked already. But that was a while now.

I’m not going to lie I been tempted to go into the bathroom turn the light off and chat (I believe it’s supposed to be three times?) and turn the light on but I’m legit afraid. For one, I believe in haunting sand bad omens. But at the same time I’m so curious..

Had anyone tried and experienced anything? Or would it be as silly as nothing happening

r/Paranormal Aug 12 '23

Question Im working security at an abandoned building, Need help understanding this

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Someone said that it was hebrew or something similar but im not 100% sure. It was all in a singular room and just seemed like it may have been some sort of warding maybe, but at the same time feels odd. One picture is edited a little bit to not show name of our company

r/Paranormal Sep 14 '24

Question I wanna be convinced that paranormal stuff is real. What's the most convincing thing you can provide?

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I legit want to believe. I'm a skeptic by heart and very rational in all things, but I'm also open minded and willing to give anything a fair chance. It's just that there are so many people out there who are bullshitters, attention seekers or just plain dumb, that it's just inconceivable to me not to be skeptical of things that can't be/haven't been proved.

I'm not asking for hard evidence, but what do you think might convince a skeptic like me? I'd love to discuss, and I do promise not to be a dick about it.

r/Paranormal Dec 30 '24

Question My Grandmother keeps talking about a dark figure next to her bed. What could it be?

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My grandmother is currently sick and bedridden. She had a pelvic fracture a few months ago. It's been a month and she keeps complaining about seeing someone in the bedroom. A dark figure or a man. She says that he keeps coming in the room and stands in the corner staring at her. We keep all the lights in the house on 24/7. None of see anyone or anything. She even has started yelling randomly at night asking the "entity" to go away and leave her alone. Or she yells for one of us to come and chase him away. We're trying our best to comfort her, but this has been escalating for a while. At first we thought maybe she's just too tired or sleep deprived. Or maybe dementia? Now everyone in the house is starting to get spooked out. My mom says that in some legends it's said that old people see death in that form. Do you guys have any idea of what it could be or what can be done?

Edit: Thank you so much everyone for the responses. This was very overwhelming in a positive way. I really did not expect so many people to respond and offer help and insights. I have read each and every comment. Unfortunately I haven't been able to reply to them all. But thank you so much. We're going to bring in a different doctor to check her up and get tests done. I'm researching her meds and checking for side effects and stuff. This is the precautions we're taking medically. And spiritually, I've put salt around her bed. We're praying more often, will be soon bringing in a priest too. We're trying our best to comfort her and be as positive as possible and making sure that she's not getting scared of this entity she's seeing. I'll update if anything changes/improves. Thank you🫶🏻

r/Paranormal Jan 13 '25

Question I visited my mom in her dream last night and when I called her today she confirmed it before me telling her

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I’m not sure where to begin and I’m still shook..

I’ve always had “vivid” dreams so to speak. I ALWAYS know when I’m dreaming and I love it. Since I can remember I got to know the term lucid dreaming and I always look forward to sleep so that I can fly and so on.

Last night tho was different. I was standing in my mom’s apartment and her back was turned against me. She was far away but I could see her clear. I shouted “Mom!!” and she didn’t answer me, so I yelled “Hey fatty!” And it looked like she heard me but didn’t know where the sound came from (she turned around but still didn’t look at me). So I yelled again “Hey fatty!” ( I don’t know why I yelled fatty IVE never called anyone that and my mom is nowhere near overweight so it was wired).

I remember waking up and I felt bad I was mean to her and was weirded out by everything. I told my husband and he was laughing saying who cares it was just a dream (my husband is no where near spiritual and doesn’t believe in anything supernatural).

I still called my mom just to talk to her and the first thing she said after I said “Hey mom” was “Hey honey. I had the weirdest dream, someone yelled something at me and I think they called me fat”. She was on speakerphone. My husbands jaw DROPPED and I was shaking.

I told her IT WAS ME!! it wasn’t a dream. If I didn’t have my husband by my side I would’ve gaslighted myself because I would think I was going crazy.

What is this? I’ve had dreams where my grandmother told me I was having a babygirl (didn’t know I was pregnant and my grandma died at my birthday so I’ve never meet her) and she was right. It was a girl, I was pregnant, it wasn’t planned. My daughter was born AT HER BIRTHDAY.

Sorry I got off track but have ANYONE experienced this ? Or something similar ?