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My welcome email encouraged me to post here, i don't usually write about myself but a conversation has to start somewhere.
This happened to me a few years ago. i was living in a very old building in an area that has been affected by war in its history, i don't know if the building predated the war but it was easily 50-100 years old and had a lot of stone masonry.
A friend who claimed to be sensitive to said they saw an apparition of a woman walk along the hallway near the front door, hesitate for a second then turn left and walk through the wall as if there was a door there (the internal walls of the building may well have been newer than the rest of the structure). They went into some detail about the ghosts appearance around the face and that her dress may be blue or have some blue in the design.
Months later i was discussing the supernatural in general with a friend who had no connection whatsoever to the first person, I mentioned to person B that someone once saw something in my house in that corridor. Person B got quite excited and said something like "the thing in the corridor that goes through the wall?" I saw the potential in the situation and asked B to tell and show me exactly what they saw, they couldn't see any detail but they described a "shadow" or a "haze" that moved along the corridor by the front door and pointed to the exact same point in the wall where it turned left and disappeared through the wall.
Some weeks later a i was speaking to a young friend (C) who may have had some level of sight and i asked them if they saw anything in my house, they wandered around (i was careful to occupy myself making tea in the kitchen to avoid accidentally influencing them) they said they felt a few mild things in the house but then after spending a few minutes in the hallway they described a female figure walking down the corridor from the front door, hesitating for a moment, turning left and walking through the wall like it wasn't there. person C also said the woman seemed shocked, traumatized, like she'd just learned of the death of a loved one or something similar, she saw no colour and very little detail.
Now I've always been a believer in a lot of supernatural and paranormal things but I'm also aware of how eager people can be to confirm their beliefs, i know suggestible people can be, i know how effective cold reading can be, i know that a lot (maybe a majority) of people who claim to have seen things are either delusional, narcissistic fantasists, or just liars. when i encounter things like this I'm careful to have no preconceptions either way. I'm certain that there was absolutely no contact between person A and the others, i'd never even spoken of A to any of my other friends. I know persons B & C had met and traveled in the same circles but am fairly certain they didn't confer or conspire, especially as B had the least detail.
TLDR: three different people with little to no connection saw and described the same ghost in the same place months apart.
This happened to me a few years ago. i was living in a very old building in an area that has been affected by war in its history, i don't know if the building predated the war but it was easily 50-100 years old and had a lot of stone masonry.
A friend who claimed to be sensitive to said they saw an apparition of a woman walk along the hallway near the front door, hesitate for a second then turn left and walk through the wall as if there was a door there (the internal walls of the building may well have been newer than the rest of the structure). They went into some detail about the ghosts appearance around the face and that her dress may be blue or have some blue in the design.
Months later i was discussing the supernatural in general with a friend who had no connection whatsoever to the first person, I mentioned to person B that someone once saw something in my house in that corridor. Person B got quite excited and said something like "the thing in the corridor that goes through the wall?" I saw the potential in the situation and asked B to tell and show me exactly what they saw, they couldn't see any detail but they described a "shadow" or a "haze" that moved along the corridor by the front door and pointed to the exact same point in the wall where it turned left and disappeared through the wall.
Some weeks later a i was speaking to a young friend (C) who may have had some level of sight and i asked them if they saw anything in my house, they wandered around (i was careful to occupy myself making tea in the kitchen to avoid accidentally influencing them) they said they felt a few mild things in the house but then after spending a few minutes in the hallway they described a female figure walking down the corridor from the front door, hesitating for a moment, turning left and walking through the wall like it wasn't there. person C also said the woman seemed shocked, traumatized, like she'd just learned of the death of a loved one or something similar, she saw no colour and very little detail.
Now I've always been a believer in a lot of supernatural and paranormal things but I'm also aware of how eager people can be to confirm their beliefs, i know suggestible people can be, i know how effective cold reading can be, i know that a lot (maybe a majority) of people who claim to have seen things are either delusional, narcissistic fantasists, or just liars. when i encounter things like this I'm careful to have no preconceptions either way. I'm certain that there was absolutely no contact between person A and the others, i'd never even spoken of A to any of my other friends. I know persons B & C had met and traveled in the same circles but am fairly certain they didn't confer or conspire, especially as B had the least detail.
TLDR: three different people with little to no connection saw and described the same ghost in the same place months apart.