JJ wrote:
> I am not so clever on the subject but my own feeling is that there is
> 'something' of which we are a part, rather then seperate entities. I
also
> sense that there is more around us then we are aware of in this life. I
> never belived much in the 'spirit' things, but I have a nephew (Paul)
who
> had a strange experience the other week and it made me think.
> He's not clever enough to make this story up, and he's not into BS
either.
> It's the fact that I 'know' him which makes this story believable to
> me....'even though I don't understand it.
> He and his wife had felt for months there was something with them in
their,
> watching maybe. His 3 year old son kept pointing to a corner of his room
and
> saying 'man, man' but they thought nothing of it at first. After a while
> though they began to wonder why the kid kept saying this and why the
room
> felt so cold in that corner when he said it. A friend suggested they
contact
> a spiritualist to see if he could tell them something. The guy came out
to
> the house and immediately said simply 'you've got company'. He said he
could
> see a man in the corner of the room, but he described him in detail to
them
> both and then revealed to 'Paul' a story that no-one could possibly have
> known. The man was his grandad who passed away over 10 years ago and he
gave
> Paul many messages form him which made sense to him. Paul asked
questions
> and the guy got the answers for him. Then his grandad told him he should
not
> be hurting his wife so much as she was crying when he was out. He told
him
> he was not a good husband to her but must change his ways. Paul was in a
> state about it all as she had suffered from depression. The thing is,
they
> live in a relatively new house and a hundred miles from anyone they
know, so
> this guy had never known of Paul's grandad. It's easy to say "there are
ways
> to find out", but the guy was there as soon as he was called out. Also,
his
> grandad was a very private person. I was dumbstruck when he told me all
of
> this. What might 'you' make of it though?
If you don't mind me jumping in to your dialogue....
It seems that young children can `see' or sense other dimensions than
most adults do, so it isn't surprising that it was the 3 yo who first
say Grandpa. Most of them are told it's imaginary or to stop making
things up, which is why many adults aren't able to `tune' in the same
way. Some adults, such as the spiritualist, are able to see things we
can't. As does Alex, whom Garry mentioned; he's kept the ability since
childhood, I believe.
sue
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