Benway
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No, because of the first part. In my experience a common thread running through paranormal experiences is a block against telling anyone, so quite the opposite. I've managed to share some things here in depth, but it took years to do so and one story I've been trying to post here for years, but seemingly can't. I've only ever talked about it twice, the first time to a friend who was a police officer and knew of the police side of the story, and then years later due to being isolated thanks to the covid crisis and finally meeting friends (and getting very drunk) which seemed to override it. It seems as if it's somehow forced on us not to talk. It's often explained as fear of ridicule, but I have no fear of that. I think the inability to talk about it is usual and a part of things. It seems you felt it yourself, but were able to talk anyway.I honestly do not believe anybody else has ever seen what I saw, and I am not even sure I am supposed to tell anybody about it. Maybe I never will
do you believe that people who see and feel these 'paranormal' things are somehow tasked with 'translating' these experiences into something, useful maybe, that helps others ? Or more bluntly: do you think that you are a messenger of, something, somebody, because you are receptive to these things ?
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