I woke up too early. It's only 3:30 right now. I had a dream that an old woman was living in the apartment downstairs and she kept appearing upstairs, in my apartment, to use the bathroom. She didn't say anything. She was kind of stealthy, dingy, like a little, old mouse. It was an odd dream.
Some of my dreams have been premonitions. Just at the time mysterious because I don't understand what I'm seeing. Later, when it happens I recognize my dream. I think real premonitions would be like that. Those people write about and show in films are too perfect, too clear. Even if you see the future you can't know it, not all of it, until all the details become clear. You can't know what you are seeing if you've never seen it before.
- odd, strange, or unusual noises
- lights turning off or on by themselves
- things are moving when they shouldn't be
- some things disappear or can't be found
- shadows that don't match the surroundings
- weird symbols or writing
- animals are sensitive to something unseen
- children or pets react to people only they can see
- something touches you but nothing is there
- unexplained cold spots
Does this list worry you, or do you feel like writing a great horror story about a spooky old house now?
Susan Demeter is a Canadian born author, artist, and witch. The themes of her writing, research and art incorporate a lifelong interest in exceptional human experiences, UFOs, nature, social history, mysteries, and magic.
Some Other Sphere podcast Episode 135 - Susan Demeter - Ghost Roads of Ontario
Susan talks about three roads in Ontario which each have haunted reputations: Mississauga’s Trail, Texas Road, and Buck Hill Road.
Susan Demeter - Paranormal Studies & Intuition
Posted and narrated by Craig Baird.
Includes:
- The Old Hag of Newfoundland
- Augustus Peers, the Mackenzie River Ghost
- Dinah and the the Dagg Poltergeist
- The Dungarvon Whooper
- Sister Mary Inconnue
- Grey Lady of Dunvegan Valley
- Canada’s Most Evil Antique
- The Headless Valley
- Baldoon Ghost
There are gases in mines, does that make you a little suspicious about stories that come from miners and whatever they might see, or think they see, deep underground?
Sailors and miners tend to be very superstitious people, working in risky places so deep underground or so far away floating on top of such deep water. It's no surprise they come up with stories. Some people just like to scare each other too. See what they can get started... So do you believe everything you hear from miners, or sailors?
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