People with Autism Are Ghost Magnets

[garnetsilver]

Interesting article!

What Makes People With Autism ‘Ghost Magnets’?

Difficulty in social situations and rigid behaviors are two of the most common symptoms of people with autism. However, many also seem to have a heightened connection with the paranormal world. People with autism process things differently to those with neurotypical brains, particularly when it...

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[Debi]

I have found this to be very true with my son, who is on the spectrum.

 

[garnetsilver]

It rang true for myself, being autistic as well.

 

[Ragnar0711]

Interesting article!

What Makes People With Autism ‘Ghost Magnets’?

Difficulty in social situations and rigid behaviors are two of the most common symptoms of people with autism. However, many also seem to have a heightened connection with the paranormal world. People with autism process things differently to those with neurotypical brains, particularly when it...

anomalien.com

I wondered about that. A good friend who visits often with her 26 yr old son ( who has autism), I noticed things

 

[ozentity]

It rang true for myself, being autistic as well.

They mentioned that most entities attracted are friendly, would you agree with that Garnet ?

 

[garnetsilver]

They mentioned that most entities attracted are friendly, would you agree with that Garnet ?

Yes, I believe so! I have been haunted by animals, mostly.

 

[Lynne]

I believe this though I have no personal experience, it makes sense that these beautiful souls are probably uninhibited and open to experiences.

 

[TexDanm]

I believe that special people just see a slightly different world than the rest of the folks. Often people that are mentally challenged seem to sort of attract things that other people seldom experience. I think it is because they don't question what they see or experience. My little brother was profoundly retarded. He never learned how to talk. He would occasionally seem to be looking at something that nobody else could see. Whatever he saw fascinated him and he would "watch" it intensely for a long time and then I guess it left and he would find something else to focus on.

 

[garnetsilver]

Well, I wouldn't call myself mentally challenged, lol. Autism is a spectrum of being. For instance, my younger sister was severely challenged, and had seizures as well. I am considered high functioning, and we both had paranormal experiences. Just a thought. I agree about seeing the world differently, though.

 

[Lynne]

I believe that special people just see a slightly different world than the rest of the folks. Often people that are mentally challenged seem to sort of attract things that other people seldom experience. I think it is because they don't question what they see or experience. My little brother was profoundly retarded. He never learned how to talk. He would occasionally seem to be looking at something that nobody else could see. Whatever he saw fascinated him and he would "watch" it intensely for a long time and then I guess it left and he would find something else to focus on.

Sorry to hear about your brother Tex.