The second story makes me wonder if, on another timeline, there's a Reddit, and some hotel receptionist has posted about some weird college kids who came to their hotel wanting to do a paranormal investigation, then mysteriously vanished as they stood in the parking lot with their gear.
I’m diabetic. The night after my grandpa passed, I had a low sugar in my sleep. It was really unusual but I woke up in the middle of the night and I could smell his distinct cologne. When I checked my sugar, it was dangerously low. I believe my grandpa saved me that night.
I actually believe this, I've had this strange thing happen to me, and maybe I've imagined it, but I like to believe it was real. I'm originally from Czech Republic (my family is there), I went to the US for two years (au pair program). Within a month of me being there, hurricane Sandy happened, and I needed to get some food and supplies. I was left alone in the house NY (host family went to Florida), and I was scared. I didn't know what to expect (we don't have hurricanes). I had my own car (always drove it unless I had the kids), and as I was going to grab my keys, my hand nearly getting hold of them on the key hook, I had this overwhelming feeling, I can't explain it, it felt like "something" is telling me not to take my car. I knowingly grabbed keys for another (family) car instead, I have never driven that car just myself in. I had a car accident so close to the house. The police man told me as he was dropping me by my house, so randomly, "Thank God you weren't in this car, you wouldn't have survived," pointing at my small car. Also, bear in mind that I was 6 hrs behind Czech. I called my mum, telling her what happened, that i was ok, and telling her about taking the other car. I later found out that my grandma died at the exact time as I was grabbing the keys (my mom was there). Maybe she somehow knew that my mum would not survive losing us both on the same day and gave me a warning ? But we've never had any other stuff going on. I love that your grandpa was looking out for you. I know many sceptics can find an explanation, but I like the idea of our loved ones looking out for us even though they're not here. (Gardian angels).
WOW! I know this comment is from a yr ago but I love this!! My grandma had a dream about my grandpa and he was URGING her to check her sugar. She managed to wake up and check it and it was dangerously low just like yours! I, too, believe my grandpa saved her life that night. 🥹
I have a similar grandparent situation, I had a really bad wreck, I ran off a bluff and flipped my suv going about 80. I flipped down a 90 foot ravine, and I FELT my granny with me while I was tumbling around in the car. When I got to the bottom, I was unharmed. I got out, and right by my truck was a Yoo-hoo bottle, which was one of her favorite drinks.
Hey, actual person with MPD here. - Its not called MPD anymore. They changed the name to DID (Dissociative identity Disorder) many years ago -our physical body doesn't change but things like mannerisms, the way we speak, dominant hand, etc. do change. - Split is a terrible representation of DID. alters are more likely to be abused than to abuse someone. Let alone literally eat people like in the movie. Bet u everything I have that anyone who has DID hates that movie. -My dog does notice my switches but simply because I zone out and it freaks him out when we're playing and I suddenly go blank. -some systems have sudden switches but most of us can tell when a switch is coming. I would simply excuse myself if I were around ppl who didn't know about my system instead of outing myself to a bunch of strangers. (System = a group of alters) Just wanted to clear up these misconceptions bcus DID is highly misunderstood because of the spread of misinformation and it directly impacts those with the disorder. I've had ppl literally fear me and my alters because of stereotypes. Thanks for coming 2 my Ted talk.
Thank you for your comment! I’m not completely educated on DID and was scrolling to see if anyone like you or with an educated background in psychology would say something! You’re appreciated. P
Thanks so much for sharing your personal experience. And for even taking time to acknowledge my inquiring mind about the dog question. I’m no expert on psychology and would never claim to be but am always happy to learn.
@@TwoHotTakes I’m not sure why your response seems rude, but it does. The commenter you’re replying to never said that’s the movie they were referencing. If you want to nit pick. I’d say it’s moreso that your friends seemingly get their information on a mental disorder from Hollywood, which has a very morphed gaze of what DID actually is, and being ignorant to that fact can be harmful. It has little to do with the specific movie. Usually, I enjoy everyone’s takes and I find you all to be fairly educated and informative! Some bits of this episode were just a miss.
The hotel one was scary because it was not just one person who you could say had a hallucination, it was a group of people who walked through a building that wasn’t even open
I’m Ngl for some reason the hotel one just seems made up to me, I hope it isn’t as I take these things seriously, the stories I’ve heard from both my Mum and dad who have had experiences before I truly believe there’s definitely a paranormal side and things that can’t be explained.. however the way they told the story, it just seems like they left some things out
51:55: I just wanna add my two cents as a psychology student and researchers about multi personality disorder, now known as dissociative identity disorder or DID. There is a lot of stigma and misunderstanding around, well, most disorders, and this one is no different. It is a childhood trauma response that hinders development of a single formed identity. There is nothing scary about it. I can't speak for people with DID, but I highly doubt it a shift to cause a response like that in an animal, and I would be very weary about speaking like this about disorders that you have no idea about, as it hurts people who struggle with this every day. There is already enough stigma around mental health, please do not spread more by misattributing mental illness with demonic possession.
There's a couple of UA-camrs with DID that are really good with educating about the disorder. I feel like the dog definitely wouldn't react like that to the switch like because it would be used to that by then. Plus, I don't think that alters can change the body's eye color...
Yes. When we experience trauma we divide our emotional response “parts” and in people with no mood or personality disorders, those parts can be found and used to go over that past trauma and solve it, to a degree. In DID those parts fragment so hard from the “true self” that when triggered, those parts of ourselves that were designed to help cope with stress, emotion, trauma, are now fully developed into their own self. So the part of me that defended me from physical abuse is very quiet and quick to take misunderstandings as personal attacks. I have to make a real concerted effort to realize I am operating in this part. Yes, it changes how I feel and respond. It changes how I react to triggers, even IF I will be triggered in that moment depending on what part is present. Through therapy I feel I am closer to knowing my true self but I can’t always make her come out. I am a dog trainer, I have never had an animal react like that to a shift in my mood. Some CAN tell and will act a little stiff if I’m in a state they don’t recognize well. I see them look warily at me and it makes me realize I’ve been in my brain a little too much. Brings be back. However... one of my best friends committed suicide. A year before he did so, my dog lost his shit on him. Scream barking, would not let my friend anywhere near him, or me. After my friends death.. it came out what kinds of things he did to people. Horrible things. Life altering and some even life ending. I do think animals can pick up on true danger.
Agreed. I am not a psych student but have taken psychology and from watching interviews from Anthony Padilla's channel where he interviewed a person with DID. I know that again, I'm not expert. But based on what I do know, that doesn't sound like DID. Also I don't think that the dog would be upset if it was a switch in personalities if he had DID.
I took a screenshot of the first creepy pic they showed and it's hilarious 😂 Morgan has an evil grin while Ale and Lauren both have their hands over their face 😂 🤣
In the second story when the receptionist mentioned the scheduling mix up, that's what really sent me. Like oh sorry dude, we weren't expecting you for another 10 years. Also I would be fascinated to know if the hotel now looks like what they saw. Like maybe it was a look into the future rather than the past? Doesn't fit with a theory of residual energies or anything but it would be trippy as hell
The way he said that people who stay at the hotel now see people walk into dead ends and stuff I’d lean more towards it being a glimpse into the past. I wonder if he went and was actually shown the walls that people see ghosts walking through if they would be walls that weren’t previously there in the experience he and his friends there.
Do y’all know where I can find the story to read? I read ghost stories to clients at my job before bed (they love it) but I can’t play this podcast because of the cuss words unfortunately but I know they would love this story!
I have one issue with this story. The author mentions that the three of them had sensors and equipment when they walked into the building, so then why would they go back to the van after the tour to get their equipment again? Not sure I believe this one.
@@simplyjane92 Likewise my curiosity gets the better of me in these cases. Lauren said she felt sick after the 3rd write-in and I could see it on her face, after the dog story she looked a bit better.
@@Lauren-ib3ok girl no! I literally love you as a cohost and I really enjoyed that you were in this episode, but I really like hearing scary stories and I would’ve liked to hear other ones that Morgan said were a little too much, so I wouldn’t want you to feel uncomfortable but if you feel you can handle the other ones I’d love to see you in a part 2!
The second story sends absolute chills through me! Also, the battery drained from every piece of equipment except the van makes sense. An entity would have to need a TON of energy to pull off an illusion not only that detailed, but for three people to witness it at the same time! ~~~~~ After listening to OP’s deduction about what happened, it’s very possible (and would make more sense) that the three of them stumbled into an alternate timeline.
This story also heavily reminded me of the movie Ghost Ship (2002), where upon encountering a ship lost at sea the main crew begins seeing the ghost ship in its former glory. The ship preys on the crew with these visions and slowly begins killing them. What if this property has malicious intentions? Why else would the ghosts or people still appear randomly just to disappear?
@@stephaniegalvez5630 Thinking of that, it would have been so bad if they stayed. They probably would have be hurt or worse, so if that was the case, I’m glad they left!
When my brother was stillborn. a couple night after my mom returned from the hospital she told me she had a dream of her grandma holding him and rocking a chair. her grandma raised her.
That’s crazy! But at the same time comforting in a way? The night my grandma passed, my brother woke my mum up, (he’s my twin, we were only about 7 I think) he came into my mums room, woke her up and said “there’s an old lady in my room) she assumed he was just dreaming and put him back to bed, the next morning we got a call to say that my grandma had passed over night. The weirdest thing is he never seemed scared or anything, just matter of fact about it. He still remembers it to this day, we think it was her saying goodbye..
My little brother died suddenly 3 years ago. I remember a dream i had where he was like in a blue room. I remember it was like distinctly clouds blue coz i was like why the hell is this room so blue. Lol. He hugged me and said you’ll be okay sister. And he was walking away with a bunch of people his age. I tried to run out to him but i woke up crying. I think that was a goodbye honestly. It was nice. I still think about that dream sometimes when i miss him and believe he’ll be alright.
I’m sorry for your loss. My friend had a similar dream when his brother died. He told me that (in his dream) his brother came in to his room and asked to play Mario kart with him (my friend was only 12 at the time). In the dream they played the game and at the end his brother hugged him and said “you’re gonna be okay, I’ll miss you Trevor” and then walked out of the room. The next day my friend found out his brother died in a car crash due to a drunk driver hitting the car. This is a story that really stuck with me ever since I heard it, I was awestruck by it and found it to be extremely touching. Thank you for sharing your story 🙏🏼
I’ve had a cat who passed away come back and say good bye. She went missing for a few weeks and my parents live with bears and coyotes around. One night I felt her hop up on the bed when I was trying to sleep. I heard her purring as she got closer then it got super quiet and her paws were gone.
A couple days after I had to put my sick cat down I had a dream that I was laying in bed and he jumped up and I was petting him and he was cuddling me. That’s the only dream I had about him after his passing. Then a few weeks later I went to sit on the couch and one of his whiskers was laying directly where I went to sit, just laying perfectly on top of the couch.
Omg I have a few stories about my cats when we had to put down one was about 14 15 years ago and she was hit by a car because she didn't have the sense of she needed to get off the road because she was a stray and we adopted her and we think she was brain damaged when she was younger by something but anyway we were in a tight spot with money and we had to tell the vets she was a stray and I couldn't say goodbye to her or that my mum could bring her home so we could put her in a grave by her best friend and 2 nights after and it continued for roughly 2 weeks that i could feel her walk up my bed and laid down where she would slept on me and where I could feel her it was colder then the rest of my bed and this happened about 9 years ago when we had to put my nans 15 and 18 year old cats down because of her mental health and I was staying at my nan's and the night we put them down I forgot that they wasn't there anymore and I was like come on Sam come on mitsi and I left the bedroom door ajar and I laid down and I petted the space by the foot of the bed where Sam would of slept and all of sudden I heard a little meow like a kitten type meow and his paws walking to me laid down like he was comforting me because I kept crying
After my fiance's cat of 16 years died, we would see him visit us. He would be in the room with us or we would see him walk by us for a good 1 to 2 months. Then after that, he would come in dreams and now he only shows up when my fiance and I are both depressed or emotionally in a rut. Every once in a while I would feel him brush against my leg like how he used to when he was still alive.
As for the experience Stephen King had at The Stanley- him and his wife stayed there one night, in room 217. They were the only guests in the entire hotel that night. He had a nightmare about his son, woke up, and by the time he finished his cigarette, he had mapped out the book. It’s inspired by his stay, and other guest accounts there. But it was filmed in England and Oregon. All the paranormal happenings started being reported after the gas explosion in 1911.
For that scorpion story - dogs can also detect seizures and terminal illnesses before we can. Maybe scorpion was starting to show signs of his illness and the dog was reacting to that? An illness that causes a seizure (maybe a brain tumor?) can also cause some erratic or unusual behavior by the individual. Super interesting reaction by the dog…
Makes sense but how do you explain him being healthy years later when only given 1year. Also I don’t think the dog would go that crazy if it was an illness idk
@@ivethreyes8363 Sometimes Dr's timelines for illnesses are wrong, medicine is an advanced science but patients still have surprising recoveries sometimes / live longer than their estimated to ✨
@@ivethreyes8363 dogs can actually be trained to react to/shortly predict medical emergencies to alert bystanders for help - seizures, drops in blood sugar, panic attacks etc. - so i am convinced this dog was alerting everyone of the strange situation, it didn't know what was going on & it was not trained but dogs are generally alarmed when someone close to them is unwell, injured etc. it doesn't have to be something obvious to humans, it could've been the dog smelling stress hormones, high blood pressure, reading the aggressive facial expression of its owner and therefore freaking out
@@7thCobweb Not a single trained medical alert dog on this planet.. would start bearing teeth, raising its hackle, and snarling at its owner, ready to attack.. in order to alert other people of a medical emergency. Stop it lol, they are not trained to behave that way, or to react like that
an effect of oxygen deprivation that often goes unknown is that it can mimic the same dreamstate hallucinations that you get when falling asleep, or just waking up. Ever been laying in bed with a partner, about to fall asleep, totally convinced you're having a full on conversation, and then they *actually* say something and you realised you had dreamt it? That's the same kind of dreaming while awake that low oxygen can trigger! Helps the atmosphere in the Stanley I bet!
Hypoxia certainly can do that, especially if the person visiting lives at sea level. But living in CO I can say the people that visit from out of town usually only get altitude sickness when hiking, running, or drinking lol. Estes park is about 7500'. I usually see the altitude sickness at around 10,000+ deeper in the mountains (or, again, because of drinking) But she does have a history of palpitations which would also affect O2 saturation!
Carbon monoxide poisoning will do the same. Anyone experiencing feelings of extreme dread, hallucinations, auditory and visual, leave the room you are in right now! Get your house checked. There is a ted talk about this. Woman who didn't believe in ghosts suddenly felt uncomfortable in her own house and started seeing things. After searching on the internet someone told her to look into her heater (I think someone on Reddit told her) Repair man from the heater came by and after that, everything went back to normal. Please please please don't fuck around with CO poisoning. It's a very quiet killer.
This isn’t scary, but I find it comforting. My grandma died in 2020, and my uncle passed away in the same house years earlier. This spring, my sisters and I had the task of helping our grandpa move everything out and find a new place. It was a hoarder situation, so it was a process that took 2 months. It was bittersweet and very emotional. They lived in that house for nearly 40 years. All of our happy memories with nana and papa and uncle Kevin happened in that house. All the holidays, birthdays, etc. I’m bawling just thinking about it. The very last day we were there, it was extra emotional. The house was empty, and I stood on the porch and looked back at the house. I started to cry, and I was hit with a very intense, distinct smell of grape soda. I frantically looked around for a source of this smell, but I couldn’t find anything. For a few minutes, all I could smell was grape soda, it was so distinct and very strong. I didn’t understand why, until I remembered my uncle used to drink grape soda when we were kids. It was very peaceful and oddly comforting. I felt like that gave me a unique sense of closure for a chapter of my life that ended.
One of my great uncles passed nearly 20 years ago from cancer. Him and my aunt were soulmates, and she has never and will never remarry. To her she is still very much married to him, and that will never change. Even 20 years later, she STILL will experience the sudden strong scent of his (very distinct) cologne at times, including times where she is all alone and there is literally NO other source the smell could be coming from. She says it always brings a smile to her face and she’ll talk to him for a bit, knowing in her heart that he is with her. Three years ago, my grandmother passed away completely unexpectedly. She was my best friend and we were extremely close and had such a special relationship. I was absolutely devastated and inconsolable. I’ve lost a lot of loved ones in my lifetime, but her sudden death absolutely broke me like no other death has. Even three years later I’m still just as heartbroken and cry regularly. Anyway, she absolutely loved angels, and that’s an understatement. Her home was literally inundated with hundreds of them dispersed in every room of the house. She also loved animals and birds, and spent her days caring for all the animals, both pets and wild, as well as fed the birds she so fondly looked after. After her passing, we had chatted with the wonderful and incredibly sweet funeral director, and she was talking about the different stories she had heard over the years of the different “signs” or unexplainable occurrences people commonly had after the death of a loved one as a reminder of their presence. One of those she mentioned was people repeatedly encountering the presence feathers, which I thought was neat but totally forgot about after a week. That was until feathers started showing up in our yard outside nearly every day. Of course everyone will see a feather in their yard every now and then, but we rarely see them in our yard, maybe once every year or two. We didn’t think anything of it at first, but they kept showing up. Often times several at a time, all of them differently colored from different birds, all waiting for us each morning, ONLY in our yard and none in our neighbors’ yards. This continued for nearly a month, until the very last feather appeared on my birthday. It was beautifully vivid white (and there are no white feathered birds here), except for one small grayish tan spot on it that was shaped like a perfect heart. Not a blob that you had to squint to see what you want to see, a perfectly symmetrical heart with crisp edges. I had been devastated and honestly dreading spending my birthday without her, but receiving that feather, I just knew that was her way of telling me she was still with me. To this day, I have yet to see another feather in our yard after the heart feather I received on my birthday three years ago.
Hey. For that last listener write in concerning Scorpion: the board is actually a good divination tool to contact spirits and ghosts alike but not properly closing the conversation can lead to malicious entities attaching to you. Scorpion was absolutely experiencing some sort of demonic possession or something of that sort. Evil entities drain energy and can make humans very very sick, destroying their bodies quickly or slowly, completely up to them. That house needs a very strong cleansing and to make sure there aren't any "portals" in said house so it can be avoided in the future. Whatever that entity is is very strong and powerful and not to be fucked with. Stay safe everyone, these things are very real. Protect yourself mundanely and spiritually.
Ok, Steven King junkie here. He get inspiration for a book that became“The Shining” at the hotel. The movie was NOT Filmed in a hotel it was filmed on a soundstage and they used inspiration of the hotel and other hotels from the time for the for the soundstage.
My dad passed December of 2018 from cancer, the loss hit me so hard! But like a few weeks later I was sleeping and I had a dream. I was getting ready to leave for school. I walked into the living room. And in the living room we had a large gray sectional. Well anyways I walk in and I see my dad sitting in the corner area of it, just chillin. That’s where he always sat like it was his spot. Anyways I just ran over and sat beside him. And all he said over and over was I love you. Ugh waking up that morning was so hard I cried for like 30 minutes!
There are no “evil alters” when it comes to dissociative identity disorder, alters are formed to protect the body and brain from trauma there can be persecuters yes but they arent villains or some animalistic monsters like they portrayed in split and stuff.
@@ariannaserrano7175 it takes one google search to know that there are no evil alters. What you just said here is just further pushing the stigma against victims of abuse that they are now the perpetrators, which is extremely unfair to those who suffer with DID. There are many different types of alters and they all serve individual purposes to help the host cope with their trauma, but none of them equate to being evil. Please do more research before pushing this stigma.
21:40 This story makes me think of the stories of like time malfunctions. Like those stories where someone is driving for minutes but have actually been gone for hours. This story makes me think of that. I wonder if those stories are connected with the paranormal...?
I would love a part two of Paranormal! I grew up watching scary movies and scary paranormal videos on UA-cam when it was first created. It takes alot to get me truly scared... this episode had me sleeping with the lights on !
The story with her mom and sister having the same dream reminded me of a similar situation growing up. I was probably 15-16 years old and I had a very vivid dream of a house in a big open field with a 1960s/70s feel. From the house walked my great grandmother and great grandfather, and aunt (all of whom I’ve never met because they past long before I was born). They all greeted me and we got into the car together to head to church and talked about all of the things they had missed in my family’s lives. When I woke up I could remember every single detail (and still can). The dream was weighing on my heart all day so in the evening following the dream, I mentioned to my mom that I had a dream where I met my great grandparents and aunt, and my mom immediately burst into tears because she had the exact same dream that night. We bounced minute details off of each other from the color of the car to the types of birds printed on my grandmothers coat, and it felt incredibly surreal. The only difference was that my aunt would not look at or speak to my mom and my grandparents told her it’s because my mom was not ready yet. It’s something that I think about often.
Just wanna toss this out there that the new language around suicide is "died by suicide" or "completed suicide" as using the word "committed" has a negative connotation that what they have done is illegal or in their control. The stigma around the word "commit" is that is was a choice rather than a consequence of mental illness. You don't commit cancer, you commit a crime, and being mentally unwell is not a crime (anymore). Love the show, love you guys. This isn't a hate comment. I just wanted to share some knowledge that was shared with me. Much love xox
FYI, you were talking about Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), its not called "split personality disorder", and there are a lot of terrible stereotypes were people think those with DID have a Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde relationship with their other identities. This is not the case, the vast majority of the time all of the identities are peaceful, they are just different, like having several friends all in the same body. There are a lot of great UA-cam videos on the subject, I probably butchered the explanation (I don't have DID, but seek to understand it) so I would recommend going and watching videos.
The second story was so freaky omg. Tbh when the batteries were mentioned along with the theory about an alternate timeline, my conclusion was that it wasn’t the energy of ghosts that caused the batteries to get drained but the amount of energy it would’ve taken to “hop in” to the a different timeline and out. I’d be very interested in hearing if the crew felt tired or drained after exiting and leaving the hotel. If the batteries were drained from the shift I wonder about the physical/emotional/mental side effects from that experience.
For the cat one I had such a similar experience, on the 3 nights after my cat past I felt my bed dip exactly where Lilly would lay and on the first night I felt as she walked up from the bottom of my bed and lied on my chest just as she did every night, she had such a distinct way of walking due to her illness and I honestly have never cried more in my life.
the golden retriever story reminded me of something that happened to me last fall - my parakeet died when i was away at college, and my parents buried her in the garden for me. the first time i went to visit the little gravesite, my dad came out to bring me back in, because he was definitely worried for me. as we turned around and walked back to the house through my yard, i SWEAR i felt like something flew right by my ear. stories like koda keep me grounded to some degree
These are great stories!! My family had houses, they rented out in Mexico, and my mom has plenty of stories of me sleep walking and talking to shadow people.
In another timeline that hotel those guys went to never closed down and needed to be redeveloped, somehow they jumped walked into another timeline and were able to leave, absolutely amazing wow
This was such a good episode. I would love more like this. Didn’t realize you were looking for positive ghost stories too. I have some happier ghost stories if you ever do another episode.
I had a classmate pass away and I saw a rainbow light on the wall of my room when I couldn’t sleep after finding out. I also have some stories from family members seeing a woman in 1800’s clothing standing over their baby’s crib. Medium told my aunt that it is a family guardian angel, which she had never heard of before. My dog passed away, and we kept hearing bell ringing even though we donated the bells that our dog would ring to go outside.
I have quite a few stories about my mom visiting me after she passed when I was 15. All separate occasions spanning over the past decade since she passed. It’s so awesome to hear people having similar stories it makes me feel less crazy. ❤️
Stop it. When Lauren said she got full body chills after the guy describes turning around to see a building in ruins after they had literally seen people and spoken to people there. I got full body chills at the same time holyyyyyyy 😭😭
Omg that Scorpion story literally gave the WORST shivers!!!! The tip of my fingers and nose went cold and every single hair on my prickly unshaved legs stood up!! 😂😂😂 My stomach got so tight I GAGGED!! I hate y'all for this 😂😂😂 I need more!
I know know so much time has passed since you made this comment but it struck me so deeply. I had a bulldog that I adored with all of my heart, I still grieve over her 8 years later. I love how your dog does this, how incredible& lucky. I’d give anything to see my girl again, even in my dreams. ❤
Yesss coming through with another episode!!! Thanks for making my day a bit better ❤️ Edit: also, Multiple personality disorder is now know as Dissociative Identity disorder (DID). The personalities are called alters, and the original ‘personality’ is called the host. Just thought I’d let y’all know. 😘
@@silvsevie not true! it is the person that was there first. you cant have DID without trauma. therefore your alters werent always with you. the system IS the original persons, aka we all are the “original”
Absolutely loved this episode! The golden retriever reminds me of my experience with my cat. Both my sister and I swear we saw her in our hallways for a few months after she passed
I listened before I watched and can I just say I cried on my way to work from the last few stories! I had a dream that my grandma called me and told me that it’s okay to talk to her still and when I told my mom and sister they said they had the exact same dream! 😭💕
I’m 35 and my kids and I live in my childhood home… we have a friendly ghost, Scrap Iron! The comment about them becoming family it’s kinda true! I talk to my ghost all the time and have for probably 20 years now. He protects the women in this house and has even alerted us to a family member stealing form us. It’s comforting knowing he is here
in the last listener write in where she brings up D.I.D (dissociative identity disorder) no. just no. that is not how people w DID act, they are not demonic or animalistic, most of the time you can't even tell when there's a switch unless the alter makes themselves known. the movie dramatizes this mental illness and is not at all representative of the actual condition.
the second story reminds me of the Netflix show Haunting of Hill house. the haunting portrayed in the show is unusual and eerie.. yet so fathomable. energy resonates; for instance the sounds of war being heard to this day on the battlefield of Gettysburg. the second you mentioned the receptionist i got a a weird vibe but felt reassured when the other people were mentioned..
aspiring dog trainer here! for the Scorpion story: ive learned a little about DID from youtube creators (some who have pets) and dogs definitely notice switches, but the behavior OP was describing is very aggressive (snarling and hair standing up on their back) definitely signs that the dog was extremely scared and not normal
We lost one of our beloved cats about 4 years ago now. Every so often my partner and I swear we see a black shadow in the form of a cat in our peripheral vision. We believe it’s him watching over us. I was about 3 months pregnant with my daughter when he passed and he was glued to me before we even found out I was pregnant. Would sleep on my stomach every night and crawl up on to my chest to cuddle. I believe he’s watching over us and our children making sure we’re alright. We miss him terribly ❤
In addition to 23:00 : yes there are theories that an endless number of realities exist simultaneously because for every decision an individual makes multiple realities are then split for the decisions he/she could've made and exist in a sort of parallel universe. As you can imagine this would result in an infinite number of realities existing in close proximity and possibly even overlapping in some places. I personally don't know if I buy into this because it really seems "out there" but a lot of metaphysics is kinda out there 😅 A lot of science fiction also uses this idea of parallel universes.
Absolutely loved the end. Made me think about my grandfather. He passed last year. Do to Covid complications. But any time I feel defeated whether in situations in my family or at work he will always appear in my dreams. Just like how he was when he was alive. His anniversary just passed and this Wednesday was his birthday. And Sunday he was in my dreams again.
My uncle passed from cancer 10 years ago when I was 11, my nan has had dreams of him but I had experienced anything. Until a couple years ago, I dreamt I was in the town he lived near and I passed him. I shouted out to him, he just turned around and smiled, that was it. Very much believe that he was visiting me
I’m currently living in a dorm where I’ve experienced very strange activity: keys disappearing for days and re-appearing on desks, pictures thrown off the wall, doors opening and closing, scratching/banging on the walls, you name it. It’s also a very common occurrence for residents to wake up in the middle of the night and feel as if they’re being watched (I always sleep with a cover over my head because of this). I’ll probably do a write-in next year since I will have graduated by then.
My dad passed in September 2019 and visits on occasion. Our dog passed this year and earlier this year she saw him in my room while her, me and my oldest sister were in there. Now both my dad and our dog visit Also my middle sister, now recovered addict, "died" in may 2019, i revived her from OD. Im so happy she is still alive and these wholesome visit stories hit home 💖
Omg the second story, I wonder what would've happened if they got all set up in the hotel and then called the uncle instead of calling the uncle outside in the van...
Maybe they’d be gone… I’m from Mexico and ppl tell a story about two old guys that liked to drink, long story short they went in a cantina that was on the side of the road. They were missing for 10+ years but for them they only went in for a few drink and then came out to head home. Some believe them some don’t but they didn’t look like they aged… some manifest shit
That story with Francis is my absolute favorite!!! Nice that it isn't aggressive or malicious, seems like a cool old dude that is just vibing. But that story about the hotel is CREEPY!!!! WTF Feel bad for poor Lauren tho 😂😂
On the topic of dreams, I recently had a miscarriage and had to have a d&c, which they put you fully under for. I was really worried about being put under, but while I was, I was holding our daughter that we just lost. I started waking up from anesthesia, and she was floating up toward the sky. I really appreciated being able to meet her even in just a dream. Ps: at the time, we didn’t know what gender she was, but we found out about a month later that she was a girl.
Don't worry, living with someone sometimes can also be scary, I just came out of the bathroom @ 1am and my bf came running like a madman because he woke up thinking someone was trying to get into the house. I was scared shitless
“You can’t rule out multiple personality disorder” yes you can. You can 100% rule it out. He doesn’t have it. If your only exposure to a disorder is a movie that uses the wrong terminology for the whole illness and is a murderer maybe don’t try to speak on it. I’m sure she doesn’t mean anything by it. But you don’t know anything about DID. How it’s formed. It’s extreme and repeated trauma before the age of about 10. No it doesn’t change your eye color. Or how you look. What it does change is how your brain will forever work. It’s also a hidden disorder. Meaning it hides from every one including the person who has it. Because it’s a trauma response it’s dangerous for the the alters the be wildly different from the “original”. Some one could live their whole life with out ever knowing. And it doesn’t make some one more likely to kidnap a group of girls and subject them to the same torment that they likely experienced themselves and then murder them. That movie was filled with inaccuracies and bullshit. And as a grown adult who is being given a platform you could at the very least think about what you are talking about before say it. You wouldn’t watch a movie about cancer and claim to know shit about cancer. So why is this any different. I genuinely don’t care how this comes across, because the things you said are absolutely deplorable. Mental illness doesn’t make someone more likely to murder some one.
Literally the whole segment when they were talking about DID was cringe & embarrassing ... if you arent educated on it simply dont speak on it ya know? & to say it so matter of factly like she knows what she was talking about "cant rule out multiple personality disorder" girl goodbye 😂
Although I completely agree. I will say that certain cases of did can be more prone to aggressive responses. And I will just say that to say this- I don’t think that equates to murderers, but it can mean that they would be more likely to respond with violence than other people without Did. I am not an expert, nor am I am expert in paranormal but it would seem in the Scorpio story that the man became shadowed or possessed. And I will also that that ik did is a trauma response from ongoing childhood trauma in the formative years, and no they are not bad people and no one should paint an inaccurate picture because it is a disorder that takes years and years of hard self work and therapy and so I commend those often sweet, sadly abused people who have taught to be where they are!
Faught* and also often to live with and heal from the trauma you have to break down every bit of trauma and work through all those emotions, and that is what I mean. They are commendable people for their strength
My grandmother suffered from strokes and dementia for the last decade of her life. The year after we lost her was horrible - I was unemployed due to quarantine, and all that that implies. I dreamt that I saw her sitting on a park bench, healthy and of sound mind the way she was before her strokes. She asked me what was wrong, and I broke down sobbing, telling her that I needed help. She stroked my hair and told me not to cry. It was so real, I remembered it when you were sharing your stories at the end.
My ex fiance had problems with getting possessed and i went through a lot of crap because of it and it irritates me so much when people try to be like “oh he probably just had multiple personality disorder” There is a very big difference between possession and DID.
I relate so much to the cat story. I lost my lovely cat a few months ago. I loved him so much, I just got teary thinking about it. I couldn't stop crying. I try thinking about the happy memories, sometimes I even forget that he's not with me anymore because I'm in my dorm and not at home with his absence. But I can't stop my tears when I think about him. He was only 2 and was hit by a vehicle. He crawled his way up a hill to our house in his state. We couldn't save him. I got a call about him and I remember my heart crushing. Sometimes I have this sudden sensation on my leg of something fluffy rubbing on my leg just how he used to.
For the second story, I told my grandpa about it. I am Hmong and we strongly believe in the afterlife and that you don't mess with that. Anyways, my grandpa said that the spirits that the group of guys had met, they were most likely anticipating them but didn't expect them to make that call to the uncle. The spirits were angry hence the phone dying and the batteries. My grandpa said if they hadn't made that call and went back in they wouldn't have come out and their physical bodies would have died but their spirits would have been trapped. He said that they were extremely lucky. My grandpa said that these instances are very rare but when they do occur to never go back.
My grandma passed in 2014 just a month after my oldest was born. After having another child years later I was feeling really down and wishing she had been able to see what had become of my family. Silently being for a sign of how she would feel or if she would be proud of me. Went out to eat with my kids and their dad. Minding it own buisness this woman comes up to me and tells me I have a beautiful family and she's proud of me. I (weirdly because I never do this) all what her name is, of course she says Mimi which is what I called my grandma. I held it together at the restaurant but cried later at home. Gave her a hug and told her thank you. I needed that and God sent her to give it to me.
I've had so many in my life. My first real one was probably when I had moved to my late step dad's house. As a teen, me, my sibling and my mom would just experience really odd things that you just couldn't explain. Knocking on doors, footsteps in the hallway (we had wood floors so it was even more noticeable), some soft voices almost as if it was whispers, doors unlocking by themselves, things getting moved about in one of the bathrooms that we couldn't explain. There was another time I was in bed one night, just watching a show and I wasn't asleep yet..nor was dozing off and something, or someone whispered in my left ear. Couldn't make out what they said..but it was very much a voice. I get up very quickly, and look around..knowing I'm the only one in the room. But, still freaked me out. Same house. Same room..2-3 years later. I'm in bed sleeping before my classes the next day. When all of a sudden, something gripped my feet as if it was like hands grabbing a hold of me. Mind you..at the time, I slept in pitch black. No lights. No TV. Only my fan on. So I just figured maybe my sibling had snuck in my room trying to scare me. So, I get out of bed and turn on my light and look around to see..I'm the only one in the room. A lot of weird things happened in that house. My mom and sibling said they several times saw a girl standing in the hallway, and then she would just quickly vanish. Moved a few years after HS, and even where I live now..I sometimes have these weird occurrence's and at times can feel things.
Oh my god I hope Alejandra sees this! My nana and uncle passed in a small plane crash in Peru in the early 2000’s. My uncle was in the peace corps and she was visiting him. It took forever for us to find out if they had survived or passed because like Alejandra said, the news would broadcast survivors. Our pastor ended up finding someone who could communicate the information to us over the phone as it came through-- all this being said, my only paranormal experience ever was my nana coming to visit me. I’ve always had horrible sleep paralysis and one night I woke up to her sitting on the edge of my bed. My parents only encounter was with her as well, a beer bottle jolted across the kitchen counter while no one was near and my mom said she felt her mom there… so she started asking it questions, her mom literally spoke to her through a beer bottle🥲 anyways just had to share because I have never met anyone who has had a similar experience, love yall!
Hi Kaitlyn!! I just read this and wow, I got goosebumps. I am so sorry for your losses. Your nana has a strong energy and she clearly wants you to still feel her presence ❤️ it is a beautiful experience once you can remove the "scary" event from it all. Thank you for sharing!
For Lauren asking if a ghost ever helped someone, I remembered seeing one story where a girl was living an abusive boyfriend and they had a ghost in their house. I think if I remember correctly the ghost helped to get the boyfriend kicked out 😂 I can't remembered where I saw it or if I heard it on TikTok or on some podcast.
I’ve always had this theory that time isn’t linear, and the past present and future all exist at the same time on different planes. And sometimes they glitch out a little and that can explain ghosts? That hotel story kind of confirmed it and gave me the chills 😭
I love this one! I do wish you could read the scarier ones though and not skip over the scary parts. Still entertaining nevertheless! I do find it a bit strange that they’re responding to comments critiquing the DID conversation in such a defensive way. Why can’t they just respond by saying “thank you for sharing more info on this! Please know that we did not mean to insult anyone who has or knows someone that has DID” or something as SIMPLE as that. It’s coming off really terribly to immediately respond on the defense and it makes it seem ruder than it was in the first place. I just think they should rethink how they’re responding to some people. Thats all! Still love this and will keep watching!
Agree 100% - I absolutely picked up on this too and felt conflicted and defensive myself against their responses to heartfelt concern and genuine experiences of people living with DID. Granted some of the comments may have been harsh, but I feel that it was definitely necessary to stress the importance of misrepresentation to ensure that this wouldn't be taken lightly.
I’m listening to this as I’m working on a sewing project at home. As soon as the op started talking about how he was telling his uncle he should have had them come when it wasn’t full business hours, and the uncle said what do you mean etc, my lights started flickering for a good 10 seconds, struggling to stay on, and then eventually the power went out in my whole apartment. I looked across my back lane to the business behind me and their big neon rotating ad sign, which runs 24/7, had gone out too. So it wasn’t just my building it was some grid nearby. It’s 5pm. It’s not raining. It’s not storming. It’s not even windy. It’s just a normal partly cloudy afternoon. Needless to say, my heart is racing and I got a good spook! Happy spoopi season !
Late comment but as a person who is easily freaked out by paranormal stories I don’t know why I thought it was a good idea to watch this alone in bed in a dark room because definitely wasn’t a good idea 😬
very late comment here but as a person who is also really easily freaked out, especially by paranormal stuff, i don’t know why i decided to watch this alone in bed at night because now my light will be staying on until i finish this video and then watch a good video with no scary things so i can fall asleep without the fear of having nightmares 😭
My moms brother passed away from addiction two years ago. He was my moms older brother so their bond was super special as he was her protector. At their house growing up, their fire alarms always used to go off and it was kind of an inside joke between them and he used to mess with them to tease her. Ever since he’s passed, every couple of months or so for one week at a time the fire alarms will have two or three beeps in the middle of the night and during the night only not during the day. It will wake us all up and my father has replaced all of the alarms. Its still happens to this day. We think it’s him!!! It’s just unexplainable
My favorite girls! So happy there's a new episode out, I binged watched all of your videos yesterday 😂 Keep up the wonderful work on this podcast, it's become my new fav!
My grandma visited me in a dream a few days after she passed - somehow i just know it was her and it was not just a random dream. I’ve never had a dream like that since. It was such a warm feeling, there was an angelic light surrounding her and she walked over and sat on my bed and basically just let me know that she was okay. Side note my grandmas name is Doris and as I was typing this comment Morgan was talking about her grandma Doris!!
After the cat story, I got the chills so I have to share this story. 2 years ago my guinea pig passed away from a bladder infection I was devastated. She was like a friend to me she would sometimes take naps with me on my bed and watch movies. Some of you may know that guinea pigs are very vocal animals, her favorite snack was salad and we would always keep it in the fridge so when we would open it she would just scream from excitement. A few days after she passed I was making myself a salad and I heard a sound from my room that sounded like a guinea pig, I was so happy and knew she was still with me now every time I make myself a salad I hope to hear a happy squeak.
The second story makes me wonder if, on another timeline, there's a Reddit, and some hotel receptionist has posted about some weird college kids who came to their hotel wanting to do a paranormal investigation, then mysteriously vanished as they stood in the parking lot with their gear.
I love your mind
I found it more like a time slip. I find those store is so much fun to listen to.
I’m diabetic. The night after my grandpa passed, I had a low sugar in my sleep. It was really unusual but I woke up in the middle of the night and I could smell his distinct cologne. When I checked my sugar, it was dangerously low. I believe my grandpa saved me that night.
That's actually a really beautiful & wholesome story rather than scary🙂 Thank you for sharing & also sorry for your loss, my condolences 🙏
I actually believe this, I've had this strange thing happen to me, and maybe I've imagined it, but I like to believe it was real. I'm originally from Czech Republic (my family is there), I went to the US for two years (au pair program). Within a month of me being there, hurricane Sandy happened, and I needed to get some food and supplies. I was left alone in the house NY (host family went to Florida), and I was scared. I didn't know what to expect (we don't have hurricanes). I had my own car (always drove it unless I had the kids), and as I was going to grab my keys, my hand nearly getting hold of them on the key hook, I had this overwhelming feeling, I can't explain it, it felt like "something" is telling me not to take my car. I knowingly grabbed keys for another (family) car instead, I have never driven that car just myself in. I had a car accident so close to the house. The police man told me as he was dropping me by my house, so randomly, "Thank God you weren't in this car, you wouldn't have survived," pointing at my small car. Also, bear in mind that I was 6 hrs behind Czech. I called my mum, telling her what happened, that i was ok, and telling her about taking the other car. I later found out that my grandma died at the exact time as I was grabbing the keys (my mom was there). Maybe she somehow knew that my mum would not survive losing us both on the same day and gave me a warning ? But we've never had any other stuff going on.
I love that your grandpa was looking out for you. I know many sceptics can find an explanation, but I like the idea of our loved ones looking out for us even though they're not here. (Gardian angels).
WOW! I know this comment is from a yr ago but I love this!! My grandma had a dream about my grandpa and he was URGING her to check her sugar. She managed to wake up and check it and it was dangerously low just like yours! I, too, believe my grandpa saved her life that night. 🥹
Type 1 diabetics unite
I have a similar grandparent situation, I had a really bad wreck, I ran off a bluff and flipped my suv going about 80. I flipped down a 90 foot ravine, and I FELT my granny with me while I was tumbling around in the car. When I got to the bottom, I was unharmed. I got out, and right by my truck was a Yoo-hoo bottle, which was one of her favorite drinks.
Hey, actual person with MPD here.
- Its not called MPD anymore. They changed the name to DID (Dissociative identity Disorder) many years ago
-our physical body doesn't change but things like mannerisms, the way we speak, dominant hand, etc. do change.
- Split is a terrible representation of DID. alters are more likely to be abused than to abuse someone. Let alone literally eat people like in the movie. Bet u everything I have that anyone who has DID hates that movie.
-My dog does notice my switches but simply because I zone out and it freaks him out when we're playing and I suddenly go blank.
-some systems have sudden switches but most of us can tell when a switch is coming. I would simply excuse myself if I were around ppl who didn't know about my system instead of outing myself to a bunch of strangers. (System = a group of alters)
Just wanted to clear up these misconceptions bcus DID is highly misunderstood because of the spread of misinformation and it directly impacts those with the disorder. I've had ppl literally fear me and my alters because of stereotypes.
Thanks for coming 2 my Ted talk.
I appreciate you and this comment! I was feeling upset when they mentioned a possible explanation could be “MPD” DID. Break the stigma !💜
Thank you for your comment! I’m not completely educated on DID and was scrolling to see if anyone like you or with an educated background in psychology would say something! You’re appreciated. P
Thanks so much for sharing your personal experience. And for even taking time to acknowledge my inquiring mind about the dog question. I’m no expert on psychology and would never claim to be but am always happy to learn.
Thank you so much for sharing ❤️ I just want to say a movie title was never mentioned. She was not referring to split.
@@TwoHotTakes I’m not sure why your response seems rude, but it does. The commenter you’re replying to never said that’s the movie they were referencing. If you want to nit pick. I’d say it’s moreso that your friends seemingly get their information on a mental disorder from Hollywood, which has a very morphed gaze of what DID actually is, and being ignorant to that fact can be harmful.
It has little to do with the specific movie.
Usually, I enjoy everyone’s takes and I find you all to be fairly educated and informative! Some bits of this episode were just a miss.
The hotel one was scary because it was not just one person who you could say had a hallucination, it was a group of people who walked through a building that wasn’t even open
Honestly it's quite common in my region
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I’m Ngl for some reason the hotel one just seems made up to me, I hope it isn’t as I take these things seriously, the stories I’ve heard from both my
Mum and dad who have had experiences before I truly believe there’s definitely a paranormal side and things that can’t be explained.. however the way they told the story, it just seems like they left some things out
51:55: I just wanna add my two cents as a psychology student and researchers about multi personality disorder, now known as dissociative identity disorder or DID. There is a lot of stigma and misunderstanding around, well, most disorders, and this one is no different. It is a childhood trauma response that hinders development of a single formed identity. There is nothing scary about it. I can't speak for people with DID, but I highly doubt it a shift to cause a response like that in an animal, and I would be very weary about speaking like this about disorders that you have no idea about, as it hurts people who struggle with this every day. There is already enough stigma around mental health, please do not spread more by misattributing mental illness with demonic possession.
I’m also a psychology student- and I agree completely
There's a couple of UA-camrs with DID that are really good with educating about the disorder. I feel like the dog definitely wouldn't react like that to the switch like because it would be used to that by then. Plus, I don't think that alters can change the body's eye color...
Yes. When we experience trauma we divide our emotional response “parts” and in people with no mood or personality disorders, those parts can be found and used to go over that past trauma and solve it, to a degree.
In DID those parts fragment so hard from the “true self” that when triggered, those parts of ourselves that were designed to help cope with stress, emotion, trauma, are now fully developed into their own self.
So the part of me that defended me from physical abuse is very quiet and quick to take misunderstandings as personal attacks. I have to make a real concerted effort to realize I am operating in this part.
Yes, it changes how I feel and respond. It changes how I react to triggers, even IF I will be triggered in that moment depending on what part is present.
Through therapy I feel I am closer to knowing my true self but I can’t always make her come out.
I am a dog trainer, I have never had an animal react like that to a shift in my mood. Some CAN tell and will act a little stiff if I’m in a state they don’t recognize well. I see them look warily at me and it makes me realize I’ve been in my brain a little too much. Brings be back.
However... one of my best friends committed suicide. A year before he did so, my dog lost his shit on him. Scream barking, would not let my friend anywhere near him, or me. After my friends death.. it came out what kinds of things he did to people. Horrible things. Life altering and some even life ending.
I do think animals can pick up on true danger.
As someone with DID. Thank you, im exhausted of others thinking its demons or that we behave any differently from regular people
Agreed. I am not a psych student but have taken psychology and from watching interviews from Anthony Padilla's channel where he interviewed a person with DID.
I know that again, I'm not expert. But based on what I do know, that doesn't sound like DID.
Also I don't think that the dog would be upset if it was a switch in personalities if he had DID.
Morgan grinning while Alejandra and Lauren scream at the ghost photo is unreasonably hilarious
I got to your comment just as this reaction happened 😆
I took a screenshot of the first creepy pic they showed and it's hilarious 😂 Morgan has an evil grin while Ale and Lauren both have their hands over their face 😂 🤣
I didn't see the photo either. I had a feeling it would be very scary.
In the second story when the receptionist mentioned the scheduling mix up, that's what really sent me. Like oh sorry dude, we weren't expecting you for another 10 years. Also I would be fascinated to know if the hotel now looks like what they saw. Like maybe it was a look into the future rather than the past? Doesn't fit with a theory of residual energies or anything but it would be trippy as hell
I wondered that, too!
The way he said that people who stay at the hotel now see people walk into dead ends and stuff I’d lean more towards it being a glimpse into the past. I wonder if he went and was actually shown the walls that people see ghosts walking through if they would be walls that weren’t previously there in the experience he and his friends there.
Yeah especially since they said the ballroom was still being renovated!
Do y’all know where I can find the story to read? I read ghost stories to clients at my job before bed (they love it) but I can’t play this podcast because of the cuss words unfortunately but I know they would love this story!
I have one issue with this story. The author mentions that the three of them had sensors and equipment when they walked into the building, so then why would they go back to the van after the tour to get their equipment again? Not sure I believe this one.
Story 1: 2:50
Story 2: 13:52
Story 3: 26:44 (stay tuned for Morgan’s story)
Story 4: 42:50
Story 5: 53:02
Thank you 🙏
thanks bro ❤
lauren’s face during every story is absolutely sending me… she looks so nervous and scared
I do not like scarey stuff but that curiosity gets me sometimes I'm like Lauren lol
@@simplyjane92 Likewise my curiosity gets the better of me in these cases. Lauren said she felt sick after the 3rd write-in and I could see it on her face, after the dog story she looked a bit better.
Not me watching this video, looking across my kitchen and seeing footsteps on the ceiling.
Love Lauren, but we gotta get an episode going with the REAL SPOOKY stories that you felt Lauren couldn't handle
Hahaha I know I’m so sorry 😂😭
@@Lauren-ib3ok girl no! I literally love you as a cohost and I really enjoyed that you were in this episode, but I really like hearing scary stories and I would’ve liked to hear other ones that Morgan said were a little too much, so I wouldn’t want you to feel uncomfortable but if you feel you can handle the other ones I’d love to see you in a part 2!
@@karlathebarla haha no I totally know what you meant!! You’re the sweetest 🥰💓
Omggg I know right I agree lol
@@Lauren-ib3ok WE LOVE YOU LAUREN !
The second story sends absolute chills through me!
Also, the battery drained from every piece of equipment except the van makes sense.
An entity would have to need a TON of energy to pull off an illusion not only that detailed, but for three people to witness it at the same time!
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After listening to OP’s deduction about what happened, it’s very possible (and would make more sense) that the three of them stumbled into an alternate timeline.
This story also heavily reminded me of the movie Ghost Ship (2002), where upon encountering a ship lost at sea the main crew begins seeing the ghost ship in its former glory. The ship preys on the crew with these visions and slowly begins killing them. What if this property has malicious intentions? Why else would the ghosts or people still appear randomly just to disappear?
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Thinking of that, it would have been so bad if they stayed.
They probably would have be hurt or worse, so if that was the case, I’m glad they left!
What about it being a potential portal for spirits ?
Imagine if they didn't know and had stayed the night. Waking up in the morning to ruined empty property.
When my brother was stillborn. a couple night after my mom returned from the hospital she told me she had a dream of her grandma holding him and rocking a chair. her grandma raised her.
That’s crazy! But at the same time comforting in a way? The night my grandma passed, my brother woke my mum up, (he’s my twin, we were only about 7 I think) he came into my mums room, woke her up and said “there’s an old lady in my room) she assumed he was just dreaming and put him back to bed, the next morning we got a call to say that my grandma had passed over night. The weirdest thing is he never seemed scared or anything, just matter of fact about it. He still remembers it to this day, we think it was her saying goodbye..
My little brother died suddenly 3 years ago. I remember a dream i had where he was like in a blue room. I remember it was like distinctly clouds blue coz i was like why the hell is this room so blue. Lol. He hugged me and said you’ll be okay sister. And he was walking away with a bunch of people his age. I tried to run out to him but i woke up crying. I think that was a goodbye honestly. It was nice. I still think about that dream sometimes when i miss him and believe he’ll be alright.
I’m so sorry for your loss. It does sound like he wanted to make sure you were okay 🤍 thank you for sharing
Thank you 💕 enjoyed this episode so much!
I’m sorry for your loss. My friend had a similar dream when his brother died. He told me that (in his dream) his brother came in to his room and asked to play Mario kart with him (my friend was only 12 at the time). In the dream they played the game and at the end his brother hugged him and said “you’re gonna be okay, I’ll miss you Trevor” and then walked out of the room. The next day my friend found out his brother died in a car crash due to a drunk driver hitting the car. This is a story that really stuck with me ever since I heard it, I was awestruck by it and found it to be extremely touching. Thank you for sharing your story 🙏🏼
I’ve had a cat who passed away come back and say good bye. She went missing for a few weeks and my parents live with bears and coyotes around. One night I felt her hop up on the bed when I was trying to sleep. I heard her purring as she got closer then it got super quiet and her paws were gone.
A couple days after I had to put my sick cat down I had a dream that I was laying in bed and he jumped up and I was petting him and he was cuddling me. That’s the only dream I had about him after his passing. Then a few weeks later I went to sit on the couch and one of his whiskers was laying directly where I went to sit, just laying perfectly on top of the couch.
My cat just died :'(
I am wrecked after reading this
Omg I have a few stories about my cats when we had to put down one was about 14 15 years ago and she was hit by a car because she didn't have the sense of she needed to get off the road because she was a stray and we adopted her and we think she was brain damaged when she was younger by something but anyway we were in a tight spot with money and we had to tell the vets she was a stray and I couldn't say goodbye to her or that my mum could bring her home so we could put her in a grave by her best friend and 2 nights after and it continued for roughly 2 weeks that i could feel her walk up my bed and laid down where she would slept on me and where I could feel her it was colder then the rest of my bed and this happened about 9 years ago when we had to put my nans 15 and 18 year old cats down because of her mental health and I was staying at my nan's and the night we put them down I forgot that they wasn't there anymore and I was like come on Sam come on mitsi and I left the bedroom door ajar and I laid down and I petted the space by the foot of the bed where Sam would of slept and all of sudden I heard a little meow like a kitten type meow and his paws walking to me laid down like he was comforting me because I kept crying
After my fiance's cat of 16 years died, we would see him visit us. He would be in the room with us or we would see him walk by us for a good 1 to 2 months. Then after that, he would come in dreams and now he only shows up when my fiance and I are both depressed or emotionally in a rut. Every once in a while I would feel him brush against my leg like how he used to when he was still alive.
As for the experience Stephen King had at The Stanley- him and his wife stayed there one night, in room 217. They were the only guests in the entire hotel that night. He had a nightmare about his son, woke up, and by the time he finished his cigarette, he had mapped out the book. It’s inspired by his stay, and other guest accounts there. But it was filmed in England and Oregon. All the paranormal happenings started being reported after the gas explosion in 1911.
Kinda love that cause I’m doctor sleep he comes back and blows up the hotel
For that scorpion story - dogs can also detect seizures and terminal illnesses before we can. Maybe scorpion was starting to show signs of his illness and the dog was reacting to that? An illness that causes a seizure (maybe a brain tumor?) can also cause some erratic or unusual behavior by the individual. Super interesting reaction by the dog…
Makes sense but how do you explain him being healthy years later when only given 1year. Also I don’t think the dog would go that crazy if it was an illness idk
@@ivethreyes8363 Sometimes Dr's timelines for illnesses are wrong, medicine is an advanced science but patients still have surprising recoveries sometimes / live longer than their estimated to ✨
@@ivethreyes8363 dogs can actually be trained to react to/shortly predict medical emergencies to alert bystanders for help - seizures, drops in blood sugar, panic attacks etc. - so i am convinced this dog was alerting everyone of the strange situation, it didn't know what was going on & it was not trained but dogs are generally alarmed when someone close to them is unwell, injured etc. it doesn't have to be something obvious to humans, it could've been the dog smelling stress hormones, high blood pressure, reading the aggressive facial expression of its owner and therefore freaking out
@@7thCobweb but why would the dog be snarling/looking like they’re gonna attack. A dog wouldn’t do that to alert someone.
@@7thCobweb
Not a single trained medical alert dog on this planet.. would start bearing teeth, raising its hackle, and snarling at its owner, ready to attack.. in order to alert other people of a medical emergency. Stop it lol, they are not trained to behave that way, or to react like that
an effect of oxygen deprivation that often goes unknown is that it can mimic the same dreamstate hallucinations that you get when falling asleep, or just waking up. Ever been laying in bed with a partner, about to fall asleep, totally convinced you're having a full on conversation, and then they *actually* say something and you realised you had dreamt it? That's the same kind of dreaming while awake that low oxygen can trigger!
Helps the atmosphere in the Stanley I bet!
Hypoxia certainly can do that, especially if the person visiting lives at sea level. But living in CO I can say the people that visit from out of town usually only get altitude sickness when hiking, running, or drinking lol. Estes park is about 7500'. I usually see the altitude sickness at around 10,000+ deeper in the mountains (or, again, because of drinking) But she does have a history of palpitations which would also affect O2 saturation!
Carbon monoxide poisoning will do the same. Anyone experiencing feelings of extreme dread, hallucinations, auditory and visual, leave the room you are in right now! Get your house checked.
There is a ted talk about this. Woman who didn't believe in ghosts suddenly felt uncomfortable in her own house and started seeing things. After searching on the internet someone told her to look into her heater (I think someone on Reddit told her) Repair man from the heater came by and after that, everything went back to normal.
Please please please don't fuck around with CO poisoning. It's a very quiet killer.
ua-cam.com/video/n8yhaFd_GpM/v-deo.html found it!
Carbon monoxide*
This isn’t scary, but I find it comforting. My grandma died in 2020, and my uncle passed away in the same house years earlier. This spring, my sisters and I had the task of helping our grandpa move everything out and find a new place. It was a hoarder situation, so it was a process that took 2 months. It was bittersweet and very emotional. They lived in that house for nearly 40 years. All of our happy memories with nana and papa and uncle Kevin happened in that house. All the holidays, birthdays, etc. I’m bawling just thinking about it. The very last day we were there, it was extra emotional. The house was empty, and I stood on the porch and looked back at the house. I started to cry, and I was hit with a very intense, distinct smell of grape soda. I frantically looked around for a source of this smell, but I couldn’t find anything. For a few minutes, all I could smell was grape soda, it was so distinct and very strong. I didn’t understand why, until I remembered my uncle used to drink grape soda when we were kids. It was very peaceful and oddly comforting. I felt like that gave me a unique sense of closure for a chapter of my life that ended.
This made me cry
One of my great uncles passed nearly 20 years ago from cancer. Him and my aunt were soulmates, and she has never and will never remarry. To her she is still very much married to him, and that will never change. Even 20 years later, she STILL will experience the sudden strong scent of his (very distinct) cologne at times, including times where she is all alone and there is literally NO other source the smell could be coming from. She says it always brings a smile to her face and she’ll talk to him for a bit, knowing in her heart that he is with her.
Three years ago, my grandmother passed away completely unexpectedly. She was my best friend and we were extremely close and had such a special relationship. I was absolutely devastated and inconsolable. I’ve lost a lot of loved ones in my lifetime, but her sudden death absolutely broke me like no other death has. Even three years later I’m still just as heartbroken and cry regularly. Anyway, she absolutely loved angels, and that’s an understatement. Her home was literally inundated with hundreds of them dispersed in every room of the house. She also loved animals and birds, and spent her days caring for all the animals, both pets and wild, as well as fed the birds she so fondly looked after. After her passing, we had chatted with the wonderful and incredibly sweet funeral director, and she was talking about the different stories she had heard over the years of the different “signs” or unexplainable occurrences people commonly had after the death of a loved one as a reminder of their presence. One of those she mentioned was people repeatedly encountering the presence feathers, which I thought was neat but totally forgot about after a week. That was until feathers started showing up in our yard outside nearly every day. Of course everyone will see a feather in their yard every now and then, but we rarely see them in our yard, maybe once every year or two. We didn’t think anything of it at first, but they kept showing up. Often times several at a time, all of them differently colored from different birds, all waiting for us each morning, ONLY in our yard and none in our neighbors’ yards. This continued for nearly a month, until the very last feather appeared on my birthday. It was beautifully vivid white (and there are no white feathered birds here), except for one small grayish tan spot on it that was shaped like a perfect heart. Not a blob that you had to squint to see what you want to see, a perfectly symmetrical heart with crisp edges. I had been devastated and honestly dreading spending my birthday without her, but receiving that feather, I just knew that was her way of telling me she was still with me. To this day, I have yet to see another feather in our yard after the heart feather I received on my birthday three years ago.
I told myself I was gonna listen to two stories and then go to sleep. Terrible decision, the second story freaked me out💀
Hey. For that last listener write in concerning Scorpion: the board is actually a good divination tool to contact spirits and ghosts alike but not properly closing the conversation can lead to malicious entities attaching to you. Scorpion was absolutely experiencing some sort of demonic possession or something of that sort. Evil entities drain energy and can make humans very very sick, destroying their bodies quickly or slowly, completely up to them. That house needs a very strong cleansing and to make sure there aren't any "portals" in said house so it can be avoided in the future. Whatever that entity is is very strong and powerful and not to be fucked with.
Stay safe everyone, these things are very real. Protect yourself mundanely and spiritually.
Good to know about the boards. All the more reason to stay away from them!
@@TwoHotTakes especially if you don't know what you're doing!! I love your videos, do you plan on another paranormal episode?
Ok, Steven King junkie here. He get inspiration for a book that became“The Shining” at the hotel. The movie was NOT Filmed in a hotel it was filmed on a soundstage and they used inspiration of the hotel and other hotels from the time for the for the soundstage.
Ooo good to know!! Wonder what type of experience he had there
I was thinking this the whole time😂
They also filmed in Oregon and England, because The Stanley lacked snow. Stephen King wanted it filmed there though.
Steven King??? I only know Stephen King
Yeah the Stanley likes to make it seem like The Shining was filmed there so they can sell merch and get tourists.
My dad passed December of 2018 from cancer, the loss hit me so hard! But like a few weeks later I was sleeping and I had a dream. I was getting ready to leave for school. I walked into the living room. And in the living room we had a large gray sectional. Well anyways I walk in and I see my dad sitting in the corner area of it, just chillin. That’s where he always sat like it was his spot. Anyways I just ran over and sat beside him. And all he said over and over was I love you. Ugh waking up that morning was so hard I cried for like 30 minutes!
PLEASE never stop uploading videos, yall are so entertaining, I love these podcasts
There are no “evil alters” when it comes to dissociative identity disorder, alters are formed to protect the body and brain from trauma there can be persecuters yes but they arent villains or some animalistic monsters like they portrayed in split and stuff.
you don’t know that
@@ariannaserrano7175 it takes one google search to know that there are no evil alters. What you just said here is just further pushing the stigma against victims of abuse that they are now the perpetrators, which is extremely unfair to those who suffer with DID. There are many different types of alters and they all serve individual purposes to help the host cope with their trauma, but none of them equate to being evil. Please do more research before pushing this stigma.
I strongly recommend you watch the video “evil alters” by DissociaDID
@@mitchell7535So you think people who have mean alters aren’t capable of doing bad things?
just like any other human on this planet? lmao
21:40 This story makes me think of the stories of like time malfunctions. Like those stories where someone is driving for minutes but have actually been gone for hours. This story makes me think of that. I wonder if those stories are connected with the paranormal...?
I would love a part two of Paranormal! I grew up watching scary movies and scary paranormal videos on UA-cam when it was first created. It takes alot to get me truly scared... this episode had me sleeping with the lights on !
Yes we need more scary ones !!
The story with her mom and sister having the same dream reminded me of a similar situation growing up. I was probably 15-16 years old and I had a very vivid dream of a house in a big open field with a 1960s/70s feel. From the house walked my great grandmother and great grandfather, and aunt (all of whom I’ve never met because they past long before I was born). They all greeted me and we got into the car together to head to church and talked about all of the things they had missed in my family’s lives. When I woke up I could remember every single detail (and still can). The dream was weighing on my heart all day so in the evening following the dream, I mentioned to my mom that I had a dream where I met my great grandparents and aunt, and my mom immediately burst into tears because she had the exact same dream that night. We bounced minute details off of each other from the color of the car to the types of birds printed on my grandmothers coat, and it felt incredibly surreal. The only difference was that my aunt would not look at or speak to my mom and my grandparents told her it’s because my mom was not ready yet. It’s something that I think about often.
the aunt wouldn’t interact with her because she wasn’t ready yet
that gave me chills wooow
Just wanna toss this out there that the new language around suicide is "died by suicide" or "completed suicide" as using the word "committed" has a negative connotation that what they have done is illegal or in their control. The stigma around the word "commit" is that is was a choice rather than a consequence of mental illness. You don't commit cancer, you commit a crime, and being mentally unwell is not a crime (anymore).
Love the show, love you guys. This isn't a hate comment. I just wanted to share some knowledge that was shared with me. Much love xox
I just wanna say that I appreciate that pumpkin twist in the logo at the beginning, real spooky vibes
I’m dying at Lauren’s facial expressions during this entire podcast lol
Loved hearing all your personal stories! Listening to your podcast is like having a chat with some friends :)
A scary f*ckn chat lol
FYI, you were talking about Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), its not called "split personality disorder", and there are a lot of terrible stereotypes were people think those with DID have a Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde relationship with their other identities. This is not the case, the vast majority of the time all of the identities are peaceful, they are just different, like having several friends all in the same body. There are a lot of great UA-cam videos on the subject, I probably butchered the explanation (I don't have DID, but seek to understand it) so I would recommend going and watching videos.
There's several different types of multiple personality disorder (now referred to as DID]
Lauren is a great cohost but I need for you to do an episode without her with the CRAZY Reddit paranormal stories
Why in the hell have the ones that have no stomach for this? Ugh
The second story was so freaky omg. Tbh when the batteries were mentioned along with the theory about an alternate timeline, my conclusion was that it wasn’t the energy of ghosts that caused the batteries to get drained but the amount of energy it would’ve taken to “hop in” to the a different timeline and out. I’d be very interested in hearing if the crew felt tired or drained after exiting and leaving the hotel. If the batteries were drained from the shift I wonder about the physical/emotional/mental side effects from that experience.
Also I would LOVE to share some of the paranormal stories my mom has told us that mostly happened when we lived in Mexico
For the cat one I had such a similar experience, on the 3 nights after my cat past I felt my bed dip exactly where Lilly would lay and on the first night I felt as she walked up from the bottom of my bed and lied on my chest just as she did every night, she had such a distinct way of walking due to her illness and I honestly have never cried more in my life.
the golden retriever story reminded me of something that happened to me last fall - my parakeet died when i was away at college, and my parents buried her in the garden for me. the first time i went to visit the little gravesite, my dad came out to bring me back in, because he was definitely worried for me. as we turned around and walked back to the house through my yard, i SWEAR i felt like something flew right by my ear. stories like koda keep me grounded to some degree
Was looking for something I could listen to as I fall asleep tonight. Saw this waa posted 2 minutes ago 😱 coincidence!?
Oooo this might not be the fall asleep type episode though 👻
This episode brought me chills through the entire time! We definitely need the hardcore spooky ones that Lauren wouldn't handle very well
These are great stories!! My family had houses, they rented out in Mexico, and my mom has plenty of stories of me sleep walking and talking to shadow people.
The multi personality disorder doesn’t explain why he said “be careful” before the crash , the scream , and him being fine after he moved out
In another timeline that hotel those guys went to never closed down and needed to be redeveloped, somehow they jumped walked into another timeline and were able to leave, absolutely amazing wow
They most certainly did not because it's a fake azf story 😂
This was such a good episode. I would love more like this. Didn’t realize you were looking for positive ghost stories too. I have some happier ghost stories if you ever do another episode.
I had a classmate pass away and I saw a rainbow light on the wall of my room when I couldn’t sleep after finding out.
I also have some stories from family members seeing a woman in 1800’s clothing standing over their baby’s crib. Medium told my aunt that it is a family guardian angel, which she had never heard of before.
My dog passed away, and we kept hearing bell ringing even though we donated the bells that our dog would ring to go outside.
I have quite a few stories about my mom visiting me after she passed when I was 15. All separate occasions spanning over the past decade since she passed. It’s so awesome to hear people having similar stories it makes me feel less crazy. ❤️
Stop it. When Lauren said she got full body chills after the guy describes turning around to see a building in ruins after they had literally seen people and spoken to people there. I got full body chills at the same time holyyyyyyy 😭😭
Omg that Scorpion story literally gave the WORST shivers!!!! The tip of my fingers and nose went cold and every single hair on my prickly unshaved legs stood up!! 😂😂😂 My stomach got so tight I GAGGED!! I hate y'all for this 😂😂😂 I need more!
The grim adventures of Billy and Mandy is the cartoon you're thinking of with the grim reaper
🎉good show
Love that cartoon
The ultimate trio🙌🏽🙌🏽
My dead dog shows up in my dreams every time I've made a big life decision, if it's the right one. Almost like a "you've got this"-sign.
🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
How perfectly wonderful!
I know know so much time has passed since you made this comment but it struck me so deeply. I had a bulldog that I adored with all of my heart, I still grieve over her 8 years later. I love how your dog does this, how incredible& lucky. I’d give anything to see my girl again, even in my dreams. ❤
Yesss coming through with another episode!!! Thanks for making my day a bit better ❤️
Edit: also, Multiple personality disorder is now know as Dissociative Identity disorder (DID). The personalities are called alters, and the original ‘personality’ is called the host. Just thought I’d let y’all know. 😘
the host is not necessarily the "original personality" but the alter that is fronting most of the time.
@@silvsevie not true! it is the person that was there first. you cant have DID without trauma. therefore your alters werent always with you. the system IS the original persons, aka we all are the “original”
@insert name damn, our psychologist has been telling us wrong??
Absolutely loved this episode! The golden retriever reminds me of my experience with my cat. Both my sister and I swear we saw her in our hallways for a few months after she passed
I listened before I watched and can I just say I cried on my way to work from the last few stories! I had a dream that my grandma called me and told me that it’s okay to talk to her still and when I told my mom and sister they said they had the exact same dream! 😭💕
Wow!! So amazing
I’m 35 and my kids and I live in my childhood home… we have a friendly ghost, Scrap Iron! The comment about them becoming family it’s kinda true! I talk to my ghost all the time and have for probably 20 years now. He protects the women in this house and has even alerted us to a family member stealing form us. It’s comforting knowing he is here
Felt like this video perpetuated the stigma against DID. It’s not demonic but a protective mechanism from a very unfortunate childhood.
No, it is demonic. It might be both but don’t ignore that part of it.
@@MnM..0.0..l literally what is wrong with you?
@@Jas13579 Nothing.
@@MnM..0.0..lbro's dumb 💀💀
@@MnM..0.0..lseveral things are wrong with you if you believe a mental illness is demonic. Get off the soapbox.
in the last listener write in where she brings up D.I.D (dissociative identity disorder) no. just no. that is not how people w DID act, they are not demonic or animalistic, most of the time you can't even tell when there's a switch unless the alter makes themselves known. the movie dramatizes this mental illness and is not at all representative of the actual condition.
the second story reminds me of the Netflix show Haunting of Hill house. the haunting portrayed in the show is unusual and eerie.. yet so fathomable. energy resonates; for instance the sounds of war being heard to this day on the battlefield of Gettysburg. the second you mentioned the receptionist i got a a weird vibe but felt reassured when the other people were mentioned..
aspiring dog trainer here! for the Scorpion story: ive learned a little about DID from youtube creators (some who have pets) and dogs definitely notice switches, but the behavior OP was describing is very aggressive (snarling and hair standing up on their back) definitely signs that the dog was extremely scared and not normal
Fun fact: The Stanley is the hotel that inspired the Shining but it was actually filmed in Oregon at the Timberline Lodge.
Had to come make someone fact checked that for them so I didn’t have to😂
Yeah Danny Gonzales does a really good explanation video about the hotel’s actual history!!!
@@xio9741 yesss! I got the chance to take a tour earlier this year, theres a lot of history there that is actually really interesting and cool!
We lost one of our beloved cats about 4 years ago now. Every so often my partner and I swear we see a black shadow in the form of a cat in our peripheral vision. We believe it’s him watching over us. I was about 3 months pregnant with my daughter when he passed and he was glued to me before we even found out I was pregnant. Would sleep on my stomach every night and crawl up on to my chest to cuddle. I believe he’s watching over us and our children making sure we’re alright. We miss him terribly ❤
In addition to 23:00 : yes there are theories that an endless number of realities exist simultaneously because for every decision an individual makes multiple realities are then split for the decisions he/she could've made and exist in a sort of parallel universe.
As you can imagine this would result in an infinite number of realities existing in close proximity and possibly even overlapping in some places.
I personally don't know if I buy into this because it really seems "out there" but a lot of metaphysics is kinda out there 😅
A lot of science fiction also uses this idea of parallel universes.
Absolutely loved the end. Made me think about my grandfather. He passed last year. Do to Covid complications. But any time I feel defeated whether in situations in my family or at work he will always appear in my dreams. Just like how he was when he was alive. His anniversary just passed and this Wednesday was his birthday. And Sunday he was in my dreams again.
BEEN WAITING FOR THIS 😭
My uncle passed from cancer 10 years ago when I was 11, my nan has had dreams of him but I had experienced anything. Until a couple years ago, I dreamt I was in the town he lived near and I passed him. I shouted out to him, he just turned around and smiled, that was it. Very much believe that he was visiting me
The full hotel turning into a ruined building sounds like some Luigi Mansion level shit.
I’m currently living in a dorm where I’ve experienced very strange activity: keys disappearing for days and re-appearing on desks, pictures thrown off the wall, doors opening and closing, scratching/banging on the walls, you name it. It’s also a very common occurrence for residents to wake up in the middle of the night and feel as if they’re being watched (I always sleep with a cover over my head because of this). I’ll probably do a write-in next year since I will have graduated by then.
Love this episode. Would LOVE to hear more stories especially from the crime scene cleaner :)
If you wake up and can remember a dream about a loved one that’s passed; it wasn’t a dream; it was a visit.
I had one of these recently where it truly felt like I was seeing my cousin again. It didn't feel like my typical dream.
I NEED this to be a full on segment, I have heard this podcast like 4 times now.. Pleeeeeeease do more I'm obsessed
My dad passed in September 2019 and visits on occasion. Our dog passed this year and earlier this year she saw him in my room while her, me and my oldest sister were in there. Now both my dad and our dog visit
Also my middle sister, now recovered addict, "died" in may 2019, i revived her from OD. Im so happy she is still alive and these wholesome visit stories hit home 💖
Omg the second story, I wonder what would've happened if they got all set up in the hotel and then called the uncle instead of calling the uncle outside in the van...
Maybe they’d be gone… I’m from Mexico and ppl tell a story about two old guys that liked to drink, long story short they went in a cantina that was on the side of the road. They were missing for 10+ years but for them they only went in for a few drink and then came out to head home. Some believe them some don’t but they didn’t look like they aged… some manifest shit
@@dianalizzeth14 how true is this
That story with Francis is my absolute favorite!!! Nice that it isn't aggressive or malicious, seems like a cool old dude that is just vibing. But that story about the hotel is CREEPY!!!! WTF
Feel bad for poor Lauren tho 😂😂
On the topic of dreams, I recently had a miscarriage and had to have a d&c, which they put you fully under for. I was really worried about being put under, but while I was, I was holding our daughter that we just lost. I started waking up from anesthesia, and she was floating up toward the sky. I really appreciated being able to meet her even in just a dream.
Ps: at the time, we didn’t know what gender she was, but we found out about a month later that she was a girl.
I’m so sorry for your loss. Thank you for sharing your experience. I’m at a loss for words 🤍
Please do more of these!
Watching this reminds me how creepy it is to live alone
Don't worry, living with someone sometimes can also be scary, I just came out of the bathroom @ 1am and my bf came running like a madman because he woke up thinking someone was trying to get into the house. I was scared shitless
@@RoMenendezT The thought alone makes me anxious damn
“You can’t rule out multiple personality disorder” yes you can. You can 100% rule it out. He doesn’t have it. If your only exposure to a disorder is a movie that uses the wrong terminology for the whole illness and is a murderer maybe don’t try to speak on it. I’m sure she doesn’t mean anything by it. But you don’t know anything about DID. How it’s formed. It’s extreme and repeated trauma before the age of about 10. No it doesn’t change your eye color. Or how you look. What it does change is how your brain will forever work. It’s also a hidden disorder. Meaning it hides from every one including the person who has it. Because it’s a trauma response it’s dangerous for the the alters the be wildly different from the “original”. Some one could live their whole life with out ever knowing. And it doesn’t make some one more likely to kidnap a group of girls and subject them to the same torment that they likely experienced themselves and then murder them. That movie was filled with inaccuracies and bullshit. And as a grown adult who is being given a platform you could at the very least think about what you are talking about before say it. You wouldn’t watch a movie about cancer and claim to know shit about cancer. So why is this any different. I genuinely don’t care how this comes across, because the things you said are absolutely deplorable. Mental illness doesn’t make someone more likely to murder some one.
Literally the whole segment when they were talking about DID was cringe & embarrassing ... if you arent educated on it simply dont speak on it ya know? & to say it so matter of factly like she knows what she was talking about "cant rule out multiple personality disorder" girl goodbye 😂
Although I completely agree. I will say that certain cases of did can be more prone to aggressive responses. And I will just say that to say this- I don’t think that equates to murderers, but it can mean that they would be more likely to respond with violence than other people without Did. I am not an expert, nor am I am expert in paranormal but it would seem in the Scorpio story that the man became shadowed or possessed. And I will also that that ik did is a trauma response from ongoing childhood trauma in the formative years, and no they are not bad people and no one should paint an inaccurate picture because it is a disorder that takes years and years of hard self work and therapy and so I commend those often sweet, sadly abused people who have taught to be where they are!
Faught* and also often to live with and heal from the trauma you have to break down every bit of trauma and work through all those emotions, and that is what I mean. They are commendable people for their strength
came here to comment about DID and so glad to see people already have in a respectful way
That dog story had me going from creeped out to literally crying in about 30 seconds. LOL
I was so excited for this episode but now I’m scared 💩less because I’m home alone lmao.
My grandfather died yesterday and listening to you guys is making me feel better..
AnthonyPadilla did a good video of DID is
"I spent a day with multiple personalities."
It is very informative as people that have it, talk about it.
Shall have to check it out. Thanks for sharing :)
My grandmother suffered from strokes and dementia for the last decade of her life. The year after we lost her was horrible - I was unemployed due to quarantine, and all that that implies. I dreamt that I saw her sitting on a park bench, healthy and of sound mind the way she was before her strokes. She asked me what was wrong, and I broke down sobbing, telling her that I needed help. She stroked my hair and told me not to cry. It was so real, I remembered it when you were sharing your stories at the end.
My ex fiance had problems with getting possessed and i went through a lot of crap because of it and it irritates me so much when people try to be like “oh he probably just had multiple personality disorder” There is a very big difference between possession and DID.
I relate so much to the cat story. I lost my lovely cat a few months ago. I loved him so much, I just got teary thinking about it. I couldn't stop crying. I try thinking about the happy memories, sometimes I even forget that he's not with me anymore because I'm in my dorm and not at home with his absence. But I can't stop my tears when I think about him. He was only 2 and was hit by a vehicle. He crawled his way up a hill to our house in his state. We couldn't save him. I got a call about him and I remember my heart crushing. Sometimes I have this sudden sensation on my leg of something fluffy rubbing on my leg just how he used to.
For the second story, I told my grandpa about it. I am Hmong and we strongly believe in the afterlife and that you don't mess with that.
Anyways, my grandpa said that the spirits that the group of guys had met, they were most likely anticipating them but didn't expect them to make that call to the uncle. The spirits were angry hence the phone dying and the batteries. My grandpa said if they hadn't made that call and went back in they wouldn't have come out and their physical bodies would have died but their spirits would have been trapped. He said that they were extremely lucky. My grandpa said that these instances are very rare but when they do occur to never go back.
I loveeee paranormal stories. Making my way through this episode now and gotta say... SIS THE MERCH
I do the exact same thing as Morgan with ends of movies and sometimes books. Drives my husband crazy 😂. *I also have anxiety and ADHD
Yesss glad I’m not alone ❤️
@@TwoHotTakes not at all i am in this club too guys.
My grandma passed in 2014 just a month after my oldest was born. After having another child years later I was feeling really down and wishing she had been able to see what had become of my family. Silently being for a sign of how she would feel or if she would be proud of me. Went out to eat with my kids and their dad. Minding it own buisness this woman comes up to me and tells me I have a beautiful family and she's proud of me. I (weirdly because I never do this) all what her name is, of course she says Mimi which is what I called my grandma. I held it together at the restaurant but cried later at home. Gave her a hug and told her thank you. I needed that and God sent her to give it to me.
I've had so many in my life. My first real one was probably when I had moved to my late step dad's house. As a teen, me, my sibling and my mom would just experience really odd things that you just couldn't explain. Knocking on doors, footsteps in the hallway (we had wood floors so it was even more noticeable), some soft voices almost as if it was whispers, doors unlocking by themselves, things getting moved about in one of the bathrooms that we couldn't explain. There was another time I was in bed one night, just watching a show and I wasn't asleep yet..nor was dozing off and something, or someone whispered in my left ear. Couldn't make out what they said..but it was very much a voice. I get up very quickly, and look around..knowing I'm the only one in the room. But, still freaked me out.
Same house. Same room..2-3 years later. I'm in bed sleeping before my classes the next day. When all of a sudden, something gripped my feet as if it was like hands grabbing a hold of me. Mind you..at the time, I slept in pitch black. No lights. No TV. Only my fan on. So I just figured maybe my sibling had snuck in my room trying to scare me. So, I get out of bed and turn on my light and look around to see..I'm the only one in the room. A lot of weird things happened in that house. My mom and sibling said they several times saw a girl standing in the hallway, and then she would just quickly vanish.
Moved a few years after HS, and even where I live now..I sometimes have these weird occurrence's and at times can feel things.
Also you don’t post enough. Your videos and mr ballen are my FAVES!!
The story about the investigation of the hotel reminds me of a story from "scary stories to tell in the dark".
Oh my god I hope Alejandra sees this! My nana and uncle passed in a small plane crash in Peru in the early 2000’s. My uncle was in the peace corps and she was visiting him. It took forever for us to find out if they had survived or passed because like Alejandra said, the news would broadcast survivors. Our pastor ended up finding someone who could communicate the information to us over the phone as it came through-- all this being said, my only paranormal experience ever was my nana coming to visit me. I’ve always had horrible sleep paralysis and one night I woke up to her sitting on the edge of my bed.
My parents only encounter was with her as well, a beer bottle jolted across the kitchen counter while no one was near and my mom said she felt her mom there… so she started asking it questions, her mom literally spoke to her through a beer bottle🥲 anyways just had to share because I have never met anyone who has had a similar experience, love yall!
Hi Kaitlyn!! I just read this and wow, I got goosebumps. I am so sorry for your losses. Your nana has a strong energy and she clearly wants you to still feel her presence ❤️ it is a beautiful experience once you can remove the "scary" event from it all. Thank you for sharing!
For Lauren asking if a ghost ever helped someone, I remembered seeing one story where a girl was living an abusive boyfriend and they had a ghost in their house. I think if I remember correctly the ghost helped to get the boyfriend kicked out 😂 I can't remembered where I saw it or if I heard it on TikTok or on some podcast.
I’ve always had this theory that time isn’t linear, and the past present and future all exist at the same time on different planes. And sometimes they glitch out a little and that can explain ghosts? That hotel story kind of confirmed it and gave me the chills 😭
I love this one! I do wish you could read the scarier ones though and not skip over the scary parts. Still entertaining nevertheless! I do find it a bit strange that they’re responding to comments critiquing the DID conversation in such a defensive way. Why can’t they just respond by saying “thank you for sharing more info on this! Please know that we did not mean to insult anyone who has or knows someone that has DID” or something as SIMPLE as that. It’s coming off really terribly to immediately respond on the defense and it makes it seem ruder than it was in the first place. I just think they should rethink how they’re responding to some people. Thats all! Still love this and will keep watching!
Agree 100% - I absolutely picked up on this too and felt conflicted and defensive myself against their responses to heartfelt concern and genuine experiences of people living with DID. Granted some of the comments may have been harsh, but I feel that it was definitely necessary to stress the importance of misrepresentation to ensure that this wouldn't be taken lightly.
I’m listening to this as I’m working on a sewing project at home.
As soon as the op started talking about how he was telling his uncle he should have had them come when it wasn’t full business hours, and the uncle said what do you mean etc, my lights started flickering for a good 10 seconds, struggling to stay on, and then eventually the power went out in my whole apartment.
I looked across my back lane to the business behind me and their big neon rotating ad sign, which runs 24/7, had gone out too. So it wasn’t just my building it was some grid nearby.
It’s 5pm. It’s not raining. It’s not storming. It’s not even windy. It’s just a normal partly cloudy afternoon.
Needless to say, my heart is racing and I got a good spook!
Happy spoopi season !
Late comment but as a person who is easily freaked out by paranormal stories I don’t know why I thought it was a good idea to watch this alone in bed in a dark room because definitely wasn’t a good idea 😬
very late comment here but as a person who is also really easily freaked out, especially by paranormal stuff, i don’t know why i decided to watch this alone in bed at night because now my light will be staying on until i finish this video and then watch a good video with no scary things so i can fall asleep without the fear of having nightmares 😭
My moms brother passed away from addiction two years ago. He was my moms older brother so their bond was super special as he was her protector. At their house growing up, their fire alarms always used to go off and it was kind of an inside joke between them and he used to mess with them to tease her. Ever since he’s passed, every couple of months or so for one week at a time the fire alarms will have two or three beeps in the middle of the night and during the night only not during the day. It will wake us all up and my father has replaced all of the alarms. Its still happens to this day. We think it’s him!!! It’s just unexplainable
My favorite girls! So happy there's a new episode out, I binged watched all of your videos yesterday 😂
Keep up the wonderful work on this podcast, it's become my new fav!
thank you for this 🙏🏼🥺
My grandma visited me in a dream a few days after she passed - somehow i just know it was her and it was not just a random dream. I’ve never had a dream like that since. It was such a warm feeling, there was an angelic light surrounding her and she walked over and sat on my bed and basically just let me know that she was okay.
Side note my grandmas name is Doris and as I was typing this comment Morgan was talking about her grandma Doris!!
Guys, I am 36 minutes in and having CHILLS listening to Alejandra’s story
The dream one?! Or should I say nightmare 😅
After the cat story, I got the chills so I have to share this story. 2 years ago my guinea pig passed away from a bladder infection I was devastated. She was like a friend to me she would sometimes take naps with me on my bed and watch movies. Some of you may know that guinea pigs are very vocal animals, her favorite snack was salad and we would always keep it in the fridge so when we would open it she would just scream from excitement. A few days after she passed I was making myself a salad and I heard a sound from my room that sounded like a guinea pig, I was so happy and knew she was still with me now every time I make myself a salad I hope to hear a happy squeak.