Ghosts

[Bill Dickerson]

I haven't seen any ghost ghosts lately but I have been seeing people who at first I think is a dead partner. I have to take a second look. I've had that with people that look like my Dad. At first glance I think it is him but of course it's not.

I've seen several people lately who at first glance I think it's my dead partner. Happened several times lately. Anybody else have this happen?

 

[Toadette]

I've had this happen before, whenever I was overseas I'd be convinced I saw people from home. Nearly convinced myself that my life was like the Truman show and they were just running out of actors :giggle:

 

[Bill Dickerson]

It's the people that I think are dead folks that confuse me.

 

[Nevermore]

@Bill Dickerson
I often thought I saw my ex partner after he died - thd back of s head, the profile, the way somebody walked... Several times I nearly went running up to someone before remembering.
I think I was in disbelief and secretly searching for him everywhere and as a result I kept finding him, or pieces of him, in others.
is that what you mean? Or are you actually seeing the actual person?

 

[Bill Dickerson]

It's just first glance or out of the corner my eye. For just a split second I think it's them. I have seen his ghost trying to flag me down across from his cemetery but that's a whole other issue.

These happen in batches. Nothing for a long time and then three different occasions in two weeks. I suppose it's my subconscious.

 

[Friday]

Yeah.

Sometimes it's just like the ghosts come out to play for no damn reason, whatsoever. Out of the blue, walking somewhere, & HFS it's ... It's not them. They're dead. Sometimes I can piece out why I saw them in someone. A jawline. A laugh I'd know anywhere. The way someone shifts their weight. These tiny flickers that seem to call the whole person. Just for a moment, or even serious time / following (chasing) them down a street, for ages and it's them, but then? Not. Other times, it is ridiculous, but there is absolutely nothing to call them there. Nothing. 2 people couldn't be more different. But just for a moment, I thought I saw them.

Most of the time, however, I only start seeing ghosts when I'm hurting. And am hurting bad.

Sometimes it's infuriating, most of the time I've just taken to thinking warm thoughts at them. Yeah. I miss the f*ck out of you. Carry on.

 

[Panda Bear]

This time of year, my T starts to look an awful lot like my dad. Find myself blinking excessively at times, trying to make the visual go away...

It's definitely a pain thing....

 

[Freedomfighter]

I've had this happen before, whenever I was overseas I'd be convinced I saw people from home. Nearly c...

Hoh boy, the Truman show, that is exactly how my life feels, lucky me.

 

[Panda Bear]

You know.....

I've seen ghosts, or angels rather. But you'd all think I'm flipping whacko if I tried to explain it.

But after my dad died(he shot himself), at night I'd go into my parents room and lay on the floor where his blood was. I'd see those Angels, they protected me.

 

[Killashandra]

On a more logical note, it is more likely that your brain is having a hard time adjusting to the absence of your loved ones from your lives, hence why you 'see' 'hear' 'smell' them where ever you go. Instead of fearing and freaking out, take a moment to enjoy that sensation of being close to the departed loved ones. It is a gift to you. Take it or leave it.

I don't doubt their existence.
Personally I have had encounters before but most of my encounters have been with people I have never met before or have just passed on and need guidance to where they are suppose to go. Angels visits occasionally and most of the time it's for protection or acknowledgement of some hard internal work I have completed.

My Most important point of all, is to thank them.

 

[lostforgottensoul]

Yes!

Its happening a lot lately since my mom died. My step dad had oddly deeply inset eyes. I saw a guy that looked just like him and freaked the f*ck out.

My mom had a certian accent and I work in an incoming call center and customers calling in, Ive had a few that sound just like my mom and I have to star at their name and address to remind myself "this isnt my mom, this isnt my mom".

Its more of what @Friday is saying, a jaw line, eyes, the way someone walks or holds themself.

For me, its more of a split second seeing them and a double or some times a triple take to not see my abusers whom are both now dead.