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[earthlydelitesGStudy]

I'm just catching up on your posts Lou and you've had so many experiences lately, has it died down ?

[LouczarGStudy]

earthlydelitesGStudy, on 01 October 2020 - 09:47 PM, said:

I'm just catching up on your posts Lou and you've had so many experiences lately, has it died down ?

more stuff this past week (noticed) combined than we have experienced in a month or more.

[LouczarGStudy]

had some more activity last night.  The dogs were acting super antsy last night after it got dark.  They would not stay on their pillows and kept getting up and walking around / whining.  They were let out to the back yard once more and then put in their kennels for the night.

When I went to bed and had been laying down for a few minutes, I felt my pillow get pushed on from the side of it.  I think i was drifting off to sleep when I noticed it.  It sort of woke me up and made me more aware.  I did not move and laid there as i felt it happen again.  i honestly wanted to see how long it would have gone on.  I knew I should try to go to sleep so i rolled over and moved my pillow.  I did not notice anything else before I went to sleep.

Our TV in the living room was on again this morning.  i will have to wait until tonight to ask my wife if she left it on.  I know she turns it off when she goes to bed.  I have to ask her to be sure.

[KlaineyGStudy]

Yes it sounds like you had a visitor last night! Thanks for the update

[LouczarGStudy]

My wife had not left the TV on.  BUT, there have been several firmware updates done to our TV the last few weeks.  The TV is connected to the internet and the TV gets updates automatically.  There have been issues with the Smartcast app not loading up properly.  They fixed it with an update.  That very well may explain why the TV was on.  Because the TV gets turned on every time it does an automatic update.

[EVP]

Good analysis regarding the TV updates Lou. Truthfully, you need some type of visual capturing device to validate your suspicions regarding your presently unexplained phenomena. People can forget things *and they do* whereas cameras tell the truth. Without video when multiple people are living in a dwelling, there will be plenty of incidences that may have mundane explanations.

Animals can be helpful for police work but there will also be shortcomings when they are used for paranormal investigation. Even in police work when performing drug inspection they are known to be wrong.

As to a spirit attachment, I'd suggest looking up from the renowned parapsychologist Nandor Fodor. He studied poltergeist and psychic energies for a good portion of his life. He concluded *said attachments* were seldom associated with spirits instead they were projections of psychic energies. There are exceptions of course but the weighing of the scales suggest it NOT to be spirit based.

Again, I'd recommend am audio recorder if said unexplained voices are heard by your family members. Everything is for validation. Obviously nothing can truly be proven to be paranormal but an extra level of validation will keep you on a more factual path.

Edited by EVP, 09 November 2020 - 07:09 AM.

[LouczarGStudy]

Thank you EVP!!!!

I need to make another sales pitch to my wife on the cameras.  She is not a fan of having cameras in the house.  It would help to make a better determination of what is going on.

[earthlydelitesGStudy]

absolutely, get some in the black friday sales

[LouczarGStudy]

Nothing to report for a long time now....very quiet.