St. Phatty
Active member
I can't vote no, because I would be speaking of something of which I have no knowledge.
That I don't have a memory of having seen a ghost is not evidence that they don't exist.
The closest I got was when a woman friend died many years ago in a head-on car accident on a country road, killed by a drunk driver.
I was in Silicon Valley on a date, and being young people, that involved going to a video game place. Then we were on our way to a movie. And I got a very very strange feeling, very disquieting. I stopped at my apartment and called 3 people in my family to see if they were OK - something I had never done before.
3 weeks later I was in SoCal for a conference. I called up Tina's husband to see if I could see them, having visited for their wedding a year before. Then he told me the news, about her death. Turns out that it happened 3 weeks earlier, when I had that feeling of terrible premonition.
It's not a case of a clock being right twice a day - it happened once.
What was odd was the week after I returned from that trip. I didn't sleep for a week. I didn't get tired. I wasn't on drugs. I wasn't in love. It was like Tina was visiting me, which obviously makes no sense.
So it's not a ghost experience, more a premonition experience followed by a few days of tireless sleeplessness.
That I don't have a memory of having seen a ghost is not evidence that they don't exist.
The closest I got was when a woman friend died many years ago in a head-on car accident on a country road, killed by a drunk driver.
I was in Silicon Valley on a date, and being young people, that involved going to a video game place. Then we were on our way to a movie. And I got a very very strange feeling, very disquieting. I stopped at my apartment and called 3 people in my family to see if they were OK - something I had never done before.
3 weeks later I was in SoCal for a conference. I called up Tina's husband to see if I could see them, having visited for their wedding a year before. Then he told me the news, about her death. Turns out that it happened 3 weeks earlier, when I had that feeling of terrible premonition.
It's not a case of a clock being right twice a day - it happened once.
What was odd was the week after I returned from that trip. I didn't sleep for a week. I didn't get tired. I wasn't on drugs. I wasn't in love. It was like Tina was visiting me, which obviously makes no sense.
So it's not a ghost experience, more a premonition experience followed by a few days of tireless sleeplessness.