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What made it so terrifying was how I felt, it was kind of like something was feeding off my energy.
I had very dark thoughts going through my head that I didn't feel came from my own mind, it was very strange and very very hard to explain.
What made it so terrifying was how I felt, it was kind of like something was feeding off my energy.
I had very dark thoughts going through my head that I didn't feel came from my own mind, it was very strange and very very hard to explain.
that's some very deep stuff there, I'm a bit shocked you wrote that to be honist.Fair play to you though
In reply to Post #1290
I wasn't going to if you didn't
I wasn't going to if you didn't
In reply to Post #1290
that's some very deep stuff there, I'm a bit shocked you wrote that to be honest.
Fair play to you though
SAM i have been out at night in some weired places poaching and fishing and i have never seen nowt, but i keep an open mind on such things as a lot of my friends a relatives have seen ghosts my sister and husband my farther in law and they are quite sound in mind well the father in law has now gone but he was a big believer in ghosts i never knock any one who has your stories are very good
that's some very deep stuff there, I'm a bit shocked you wrote that to be honest.
Fair play to you though
SAM i have been out at night in some weired places poaching and fishing and i have never seen nowt, but i keep an open mind on such things as a lot of my friends a relatives have seen ghosts my sister and husband my farther in law and they are quite sound in mind well the father in law has now gone but he was a big believer in ghosts i never knock any one who has your stories are very good
Back in 2004 I was fishing one of the small pools on hamsted Heath with a mate of mine. It was quite a busy lake frequented by dog walkers and families out for a walk in the park.
Early in the afternoon a van parked behind the lake, thinking nothing of it we carried on fishing until we noticed a police man up on the road and we thought we were going to get a parking ticket. It was then we noticed that he was accompanied by several other men and a film crew. We thought they must be filming a training video or something like that.
We retreated to our bivvies and thought nothing of it until my mate mark shouted me to look up towards the road, which I did............to the sight of the "copper" wearing nothing but his bobbies helmet and pink high heels and another bloke performing a sex act on himWhile the film crew filmed them!!!!!!
My thoughts were I hope that's not paying for a parking ticket or they are filming a gay porn film and he ain't a police man!!!! After they had "finished" the director must have decided to film some of the local wild life and people around the lake including me and my mate cowering next our bivvies.
So if if there are anybody that enjoys that sort of lifestyle on this site and they happen to watch a film like that with two blokes catapulting tutti fruitti boillies at the cameraman it's me and my mate mark!!!!!!
I think I am still suffering post traumatic stress disorder!!!!!!
Early in the afternoon a van parked behind the lake, thinking nothing of it we carried on fishing until we noticed a police man up on the road and we thought we were going to get a parking ticket. It was then we noticed that he was accompanied by several other men and a film crew. We thought they must be filming a training video or something like that.
We retreated to our bivvies and thought nothing of it until my mate mark shouted me to look up towards the road, which I did............to the sight of the "copper" wearing nothing but his bobbies helmet and pink high heels and another bloke performing a sex act on himWhile the film crew filmed them!!!!!!
My thoughts were I hope that's not paying for a parking ticket or they are filming a gay porn film and he ain't a police man!!!! After they had "finished" the director must have decided to film some of the local wild life and people around the lake including me and my mate cowering next our bivvies.
So if if there are anybody that enjoys that sort of lifestyle on this site and they happen to watch a film like that with two blokes catapulting tutti fruitti boillies at the cameraman it's me and my mate mark!!!!!!
I think I am still suffering post traumatic stress disorder!!!!!!
That's a nice reply Pete. Those who don't believe in such things to the point of mocking people basically have no business replying in this thread, lest they risk getting probably getting a visit themselves!
I tell you what, it's taught me to respect life, respect people, respect your leaders, respect your elders, respect the need for obediency and never, ever, ever criticise someone else's choices, no matter how repugnant they may seem to you. For me at least, total obedience, respect and benevolence is now the only way to go. The thought of condemning anyone or anything, even the most wicked entity is something I don't even want to hear mentioned in life. I have no right to sway anyone else's choices, but I do have a duty to warn others - and that's all.
Maybe someone else who's had this experience may surface now in this thread - until they see or hear others mentioning it they won't have the courage to surface
I tell you what, it's taught me to respect life, respect people, respect your leaders, respect your elders, respect the need for obediency and never, ever, ever criticise someone else's choices, no matter how repugnant they may seem to you. For me at least, total obedience, respect and benevolence is now the only way to go. The thought of condemning anyone or anything, even the most wicked entity is something I don't even want to hear mentioned in life. I have no right to sway anyone else's choices, but I do have a duty to warn others - and that's all.
Maybe someone else who's had this experience may surface now in this thread - until they see or hear others mentioning it they won't have the courage to surface
I do believe in things such as ghosts, but I am unsure about demons and devils to be honest.
That's not me knocking you Adder, I keep an open mind and I'm sure many people won't believe my story and others on here, but it 100% happened to me so who am I to say you didn't experience demons or whatever ay.
Another point in all of this is that we only use a small part of our brain, we all know how powerful that small part is, so who knows what is going on with the rest of it, if you know what I mean
That's not me knocking you Adder, I keep an open mind and I'm sure many people won't believe my story and others on here, but it 100% happened to me so who am I to say you didn't experience demons or whatever ay.
Another point in all of this is that we only use a small part of our brain, we all know how powerful that small part is, so who knows what is going on with the rest of it, if you know what I mean
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Sam that's exactly the idea. Each to their own, I don't expect anyone else to believe a word of it. I also strongly suspect it's a dilemma that could never happen to some, it kind of depends on the *type* of person you are, and that can go deeper than you might think.
I liked your story a great deal, it gave me the confidence to share my own
Sam that's exactly the idea. Each to their own, I don't expect anyone else to believe a word of it. I also strongly suspect it's a dilemma that could never happen to some, it kind of depends on the *type* of person you are, and that can go deeper than you might think.
I liked your story a great deal, it gave me the confidence to share my own
In reply to Post #1296
Lets have a few more tales lads i am sure theres a few out there
Lets have a few more tales lads i am sure theres a few out there
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Pete, my Dad was reading one of Yate's old books one time and he described an awful experience at a water somewhere. He felt uneasy from the word go, would only night fish it with a mate and then suddenly in the dead of night he saw a white glow going around the pond. When him and his mate shined the torch right into it they reckon it was leaving a sticky residue on the leaves which reflected the torchlight!
Needless to say... they ran - left all the gear and never went back!
Pete, my Dad was reading one of Yate's old books one time and he described an awful experience at a water somewhere. He felt uneasy from the word go, would only night fish it with a mate and then suddenly in the dead of night he saw a white glow going around the pond. When him and his mate shined the torch right into it they reckon it was leaving a sticky residue on the leaves which reflected the torchlight!
Needless to say... they ran - left all the gear and never went back!
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This is a true tale make of it what you will but this genuinely effected members of my family although i must stress i never saw anything but others did. I Was telling my sister about the stories about ghosts on this forum and she asked me if i had told the story about the wardrobe it has nothing to do with fishing but about a strange event that happened years ago.
I was about thirteen years old and we were still living at craven arms when my step father brought home an old wardrobe he had been given it was put in my bedroom it was a funny looking thing and had beautiful scrolls carved into the woodwork and four faces also carved in the surrounding wood work. i must admit i did not like it in my bedroom there was something odd about it i would lie there staring at the monstrosity i really did not like it at all but i had to put up with it.
We moved back to Bayston hill when i was nearly fifteen the wardrobe came with us and it was installed once again in my bedroom i really did not like it why i don't know it felt evil but i never told my parents how i felt i was eighteen when i met and married my wife in the year was 1960 when i moved out my parents started to foster young children . Two of the girls stayed with my parents until they were about 18 years old and slept in the room that was mine they both a had very frightening episode when sleeping in this room they told my mother and father that nasty things had come out of the said wardrobe my father being a bit strict would have none of it until my mother saw something in the bedroom she could not explain what she saw. so it was moved into my sisters room she had bad dreams from day one and in the end the wardrobe was moved to the shed and that was were it stayed for many years dad did strip the brown varnish of and glossed it white. Eventually my sister married and being short of furniture the wardrobe ended up at there house it was put in the spare bed room all was quite until my nephew Andy was put into that bedroom he would be about for years old he started to scream the house down and would run into his parents bedroom most nights, saying things were coming out of the wardrobe who's to say they were not then my sister twigged and told her husband Richard about her own experience with the wardrobe, it was taken out side and broken up and burned they experienced no more trouble with that room and young Any slept soundly. believe what you will but this is a true account that happened to my family.
This is a true tale make of it what you will but this genuinely effected members of my family although i must stress i never saw anything but others did. I Was telling my sister about the stories about ghosts on this forum and she asked me if i had told the story about the wardrobe it has nothing to do with fishing but about a strange event that happened years ago.
I was about thirteen years old and we were still living at craven arms when my step father brought home an old wardrobe he had been given it was put in my bedroom it was a funny looking thing and had beautiful scrolls carved into the woodwork and four faces also carved in the surrounding wood work. i must admit i did not like it in my bedroom there was something odd about it i would lie there staring at the monstrosity i really did not like it at all but i had to put up with it.
We moved back to Bayston hill when i was nearly fifteen the wardrobe came with us and it was installed once again in my bedroom i really did not like it why i don't know it felt evil but i never told my parents how i felt i was eighteen when i met and married my wife in the year was 1960 when i moved out my parents started to foster young children . Two of the girls stayed with my parents until they were about 18 years old and slept in the room that was mine they both a had very frightening episode when sleeping in this room they told my mother and father that nasty things had come out of the said wardrobe my father being a bit strict would have none of it until my mother saw something in the bedroom she could not explain what she saw. so it was moved into my sisters room she had bad dreams from day one and in the end the wardrobe was moved to the shed and that was were it stayed for many years dad did strip the brown varnish of and glossed it white. Eventually my sister married and being short of furniture the wardrobe ended up at there house it was put in the spare bed room all was quite until my nephew Andy was put into that bedroom he would be about for years old he started to scream the house down and would run into his parents bedroom most nights, saying things were coming out of the wardrobe who's to say they were not then my sister twigged and told her husband Richard about her own experience with the wardrobe, it was taken out side and broken up and burned they experienced no more trouble with that room and young Any slept soundly. believe what you will but this is a true account that happened to my family.
In reply to Post #1299
I believe it Pete!
I believe it Pete!
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ADD ............i have no doubt you believe but i see that as a major part of the problem , clinging to the mast of religion only feeds all those subconsious fears and guilt ......instilled by religion in the first place .
My younger brother was diagnosed some 15yrs ago and like you he is very literate and intelligent ............which only served to fuel his own dillusions ..........had his iq been some 30-40 point lower he may have had fewer problems . Self analysis of ones own mental cond can be even more dangerous that self diagnosis of physical ailment .
i am an out and out sceptic , of all things unproven ..............most of what goes bump in the night has a rational explanation but thats not to say i couldnt be shown otherwise . Some of the stories in this thread really made my skin crawl .
witchcraft whether black or white and demonic worship , protestantism , catholisism, paganism etc are all unproven systems of belief relying on nothing more than fear, guilt and faith to motivate us .
what i do bellive is that we know next to nothing about a huge portion of the human brain which contols everything we think and do .
ADD ............i have no doubt you believe but i see that as a major part of the problem , clinging to the mast of religion only feeds all those subconsious fears and guilt ......instilled by religion in the first place .
My younger brother was diagnosed some 15yrs ago and like you he is very literate and intelligent ............which only served to fuel his own dillusions ..........had his iq been some 30-40 point lower he may have had fewer problems . Self analysis of ones own mental cond can be even more dangerous that self diagnosis of physical ailment .
i am an out and out sceptic , of all things unproven ..............most of what goes bump in the night has a rational explanation but thats not to say i couldnt be shown otherwise . Some of the stories in this thread really made my skin crawl .
witchcraft whether black or white and demonic worship , protestantism , catholisism, paganism etc are all unproven systems of belief relying on nothing more than fear, guilt and faith to motivate us .
what i do bellive is that we know next to nothing about a huge portion of the human brain which contols everything we think and do .
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protestantism , catholisism, paganism etc are all unproven systems of belief relying on nothing more than fear, guilt and faith to motivate us .
So would you add Christianity as a whole to your list, or Buddism, Islam, Hinduism?
protestantism , catholisism, paganism etc are all unproven systems of belief relying on nothing more than fear, guilt and faith to motivate us .
So would you add Christianity as a whole to your list, or Buddism, Islam, Hinduism?