At what age?

WitchAndShaman said:
By the way, I do keep myself safe in that I don’t just go out into public and start beaming my thoughts into random children. I don’t think I could stand having kids walk up and start talking to me in kind of stalker worthy scene. I only do this in places that I frequent and where I could be recognized by others or with friends and family. I don’t intend to trip any Amber alerts.
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I certainly knew what you meant. You are a kind and wise person from your posts.
 
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Lynne said:
I certainly knew what you meant. You are a kind and wise person from your posts.
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I agree, Lynne! Also, being a sort of kid magnet, I worry that somebody might think I am weird when random kids greet me like an old friend when I am out shopping. Hubby gets the same reaction; while it is certainly pleasing, I don't want folks getting the wrong idea in today's troubled climate.
 
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Yes...I can relate to the "disapear and reapear" objects in my place that Lynn is refering to...still happening for me as well...
I got the "top shelve" that SteveDog is refering too as well, way later in life...at about mid-thirties.
 
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ditendra said:
Never had it and to be honest I don't believe in paranormal/supernatural...
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I wish I didn't at times but after a lifetime of experiences it's a bit hard to not believe.It's just a matter of having an open mind,if you convince yourself you don't think it exists you will never experience anything paranormal imo.
 
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ozentity said:
I wish I didn't at times but after a lifetime of experiences it's a bit hard to not believe.It's just a matter of having an open mind,if you convince yourself you don't think it exists you will never experience anything paranormal imo.
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My husband had doubts but after meeting me,and having a few shared experiences, he is totally convinced now.
 
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ozentity said:
I wish I didn't at times but after a lifetime of experiences it's a bit hard to not believe.It's just a matter of having an open mind,if you convince yourself you don't think it exists you will never experience anything paranormal imo.
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I've had just a few experiences, but I can accept that I don't know what I actually experienced. To me it's not a question of belief, it a question of understanding.
 
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