I think i have a poltergeist

Question

every time i come home the table and chairs are up one side of the room and i can hear plates and stuff crashing about in the kitchen i am really scared and hiding in the bedroom.

Answer 1

Q. I think my house is haunted, for real. What should I do?

A. First, you eliminate the natural explanations. Is anyone in the house on drugs? Seriously, are they? I've known quite a few pot smokers who had a "ghost" in their house. Stop taking drugs, and the ghosts will go away.  Does the ghost only seem to bother certain people? A child who wants attetion? An elderly person in the first stages of alzheimers? Schitzophrenics often live in "haunted houses" and talk to aliens too. Is there a source of running water nearby? A noisy aquarium pump turned out to be the "ghost" in one house I know of.  If the occurences can't be eliminated by natural explanations, then you should call in a minister to bless the house. DO NOT call anyone with an occult or New Age background, because it won't do any good, and will probably make your situation much worse. Coventer's Prison in England had a problem with visitors being attacked by unseen forces in the late 1990's. They called in a spiritualist "minister" (i.e., a medium) to exorcise the place. The medium pronounced the place cleared, but of course it didn't work. He died a few days later, and the occurences were worse than ever. They finally closed the site to visitors, because of the unexplained marks and cuts visitors kept getting! I also know of someone who thought they had ghosts in their home and called in some Wiccans to do a "cleansing ritual". The situation only got worse. Don't get occultists involved. No Wiccans, Voodooists, Santerios, Canduras, "white witches", ceremonial magicians, Rosicrucians, Theosophists, Cabalists, spiritualists, psychics, "spiritual advisors", or anything like that. These people think they know a lot, they'll act like they do, but they don't (I'm not being mean, I'm being honest).



Get a Christian minister from a Bible believing church (no Mormons, Unitarians, JW's, Unity, or other cults). Chances are there is one close by. If they don't want to handle it for some reason, call someone else. Get out a phone book if you have to. It won't be hard to find someone who can help you.

Answer 2

omg you do have one..  

Answer 3

It is supposed to be caused by bad energy from somebody in the house - maybe somebody who is distressed or upset.

Is anybody in the house worried, upset, just had somebody die. Also often caused by teenagers I think.

Could be worth talking to a local Priest even if you are not religious. Don't worry, he probably won't come round and do an exorcism.

If he is sensible he will know about these things and should be able to advise. Won't matter if you are Christian or not.

Answer 4

you asked this question a few weeks ago and gave the exact additional infomation. this question is a fake don't bother ansawing it.

Answer 5

try burning white sage and focusing on clearing any negativity from your house.

Answer 6

Well, first off I think its utterly ridiculous that a grown man didn't think that his mum or any other family member could have possibly gotten into your home. Next time, before you make yourself look like an utter fool, check with family and don't jump to conclusions!

Answer 7

Hm.  There is a series of contradictatory statements here.

Presuming the last two are "updates":

You would seem to be in need of an experienced Ceremonial

Magician, Shaman, or Witch to "clear" your residence.

Check your hard-copy Yellow Pages of any large metropolitan area

near you for "new age", "metaphysical", "magic(k)", "paranormal", etc.

The shops listed will either have bulletin boards with notices of local

Covens, Drumming Circles, and/or Orders OR the staff when queried

may be able to refer you to one of their frequent customers who can

assist you.

Answer 8

Do not be scared.  Not all poltergeist are demonic.  We used to have one who lived with us.  It never caused harm.  I think it just wanted to be aknowledged.