America's Cowboy
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I understand this can be a very sensitive topic. Many don't believe in the supernatural, especially something they can't explain like ghosts, moving objects, visions or unexplained forces. To some like me who have experienced such experiences with the supernatural, I wanted to not only share but see who else has had such experiences?
For example, a few weeks ago, my sister and her family showed up in deep South Texas to visit my mom, my brother and I. We all decided to get together for dinner at my mother's house. I grew up in this house. It lies in an old Spanish ranch that was created back in the early 1700s when Spain used to own this land. Also, my mom's house and plot/land lies directly in front and across the street from an old Spanish/Mexican cemetery where people of Spanish/Mexican-American decent have been buried over the centuries and continue to do so today.
Anyhow, back to my story, a few weeks ago my siblings, their families and I decided to get together at our mother's house. Late that evening when everyone was getting ready to leave, my brother, brother-in-law and I were standing in my mom's living room next to a wall where my mom has some glass window floor cabinets adorning the whole wall where she displays her collection of Christmas themed nutcrackers of various types and sizes (my siblings and I have bought many of them as gifts to our mother over the years since she loves to collect and show them off).
As us 3 were talking, suddenly this one particular rocking horse nutcracker (shown in pictures below) starting rocking on its own very fast. It lasted for about a minute and a half. We were standing about 5-6 feet away from it. FYI, there were no fans on or any wind blowing that would have caused the rocking nutcracker to start rocking back and forth, much less so fast and for so long. You should have seen the look on my brother-in-law's face. He turned pale white with eyes wide open. My brother even freaked out even though he's known and seen a few things here in my mom's old home from when we were growing up over 35+ years ago. I just giggled softly and told them, "You see it! I told you it is real." Just then, the rocking nutcracker stopped immediately. No slowing down whatsoever. Just came to an immediate stop. They both freaked out and went outside.
Anyone else have any stories to tell?
For example, a few weeks ago, my sister and her family showed up in deep South Texas to visit my mom, my brother and I. We all decided to get together for dinner at my mother's house. I grew up in this house. It lies in an old Spanish ranch that was created back in the early 1700s when Spain used to own this land. Also, my mom's house and plot/land lies directly in front and across the street from an old Spanish/Mexican cemetery where people of Spanish/Mexican-American decent have been buried over the centuries and continue to do so today.
Anyhow, back to my story, a few weeks ago my siblings, their families and I decided to get together at our mother's house. Late that evening when everyone was getting ready to leave, my brother, brother-in-law and I were standing in my mom's living room next to a wall where my mom has some glass window floor cabinets adorning the whole wall where she displays her collection of Christmas themed nutcrackers of various types and sizes (my siblings and I have bought many of them as gifts to our mother over the years since she loves to collect and show them off).
As us 3 were talking, suddenly this one particular rocking horse nutcracker (shown in pictures below) starting rocking on its own very fast. It lasted for about a minute and a half. We were standing about 5-6 feet away from it. FYI, there were no fans on or any wind blowing that would have caused the rocking nutcracker to start rocking back and forth, much less so fast and for so long. You should have seen the look on my brother-in-law's face. He turned pale white with eyes wide open. My brother even freaked out even though he's known and seen a few things here in my mom's old home from when we were growing up over 35+ years ago. I just giggled softly and told them, "You see it! I told you it is real." Just then, the rocking nutcracker stopped immediately. No slowing down whatsoever. Just came to an immediate stop. They both freaked out and went outside.
Anyone else have any stories to tell?