Who has ever had something strange happen to them that is not repeatable?

Question

For instance, one time years ago, I needed to climb up on the arms of a chair. I expected that the chair arm that I first stepped upon would go down, instead the empty side went down and the side with my weight went up! Does anyone else ever have an unexplainable happening? Tell what happened to you.

Answer 1

I've never asked a ghost to 'come back, do that again!'.

I accept unusual phenomena as part of the wonder of life on this planet; the answers may have to wait until I shed this Earthly veil--in the mean time, I'm open to more knowledge.

Answer 2

The moment my mother's mother died I was driving to a birthday party in the country. It felt like an explosion had gone off in my chest, my mother looked at me and asked "She's gone isn't she?", I just nodded my head. They were very shocked and stunned at the party to find out that my mother and I had already discovered her passing.

I know of another woman who woke up screaming the moment her father passed. I was with her when she called and it was confirmed.

Things like this are not likely to be repeated, with the same person since they have passed. I hope that I become such a powerful presence in peoples lives that my passing leaves a stunning yet comfortable experience.

Answer 3

http://www.socyberty.com/Paranormal/My-G...

pretty odd - dont you think?

Answer 4

A few weeks ago is when this happened. There had been a ball laying in my bedroom floor next to the door (door between my bedroom and bathroom). It had been laying there for several days. One day I was in my bathroom and happened to see something smeared on the wall right above the doorway, so I climbed on top of the bathroom sink to reach it. As I got down and turned towards the waste basket I kicked that ball. There is no one in the house but me. I just stood there and stared at that ball for several seconds. How did it get there from my bedroom??? There is no explanation!

I didn't move it in there, and it wasn't there when I walked into the bathroom. I have had many many experiences that cannot be explained. It used to freak me out, but now I just say I never get lonely, cause I never feel like I am completely alone.

Answer 5

I have random, improbable things happen to me all the time.  I say to myself, dejected, "I couldn't get that to happen on purpose if I tried 100 times."  O, chaos!