Haunting Apparition Ghost
Story
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I've always tried
to be level-headed and logical when it comes to the unknown. I try not to
get carried away, and I try not to believe in things that do not make any
sense. I like to first debunk the unknown, and if I can't find any logical
explanation for the incident, then I just simply say "I do not have a
logical explanation for this," or something along those lines.
Well when I was younger I lived in the upstairs room in my
house.
...or something. Well, I noticed some things about the room almost immediately. For one, the closet was always cold. No matter how hot or warm the room was, the closet would always be cold.
I would just stare at him
doing this sometimes and wonder what he would be looking at.
One night,
I was barely falling asleep. I remember I had the television on, but it
was muted because I sometimes like to sleep with the light from the T.V. on, but
cannot fall asleep with the noise. The cat wasn't in the room with me, and
I was falling asleep. Then, all of a sudden, I heard someone whispering in
my left ear. This whisper was so fast that I couldn't make out what it was
saying. I'm a light sleeper, so I pretty much wake up to any noise or
sound. Of course, me being someone who likes to take the rational route, I
blamed it on my mind playing tricks on me. So, the next morning when I
woke up, I told my parents; but my mom was the only person that believed
me.
Six months later, Sarah came home and she wanted to live
with me. I welcomed her. It wasn't long before we both had
experienced some things. One night, Sarah and I were both relaxing in our
room. She was reading a magazine, and I was watching a popular T.V.
show. All of a sudden the television just turned off by itself. I
froze; and she froze, too, because we had noticed that the remote to
the television was about three feet in front of me.
Sarah
got up first and screamed, running outside of the room. I
followed her too, because I was concerned for her. We both didn't run
far. We were immediately outside of our room talking about the incident,
when we heard the T.V. turn on by itself. She was too scared to go back in
the room, so I just decided to explain to her that maybe it was a strange
power surge that caused the T.V. to turn off, and then back on again.
Eventually, my sister finally decided to go back into the room with
me with nothing else occurring that night. About two years later, I
moved out of the room and moved downstairs. I wanted a bigger room, and my
new room is located directly under the old room (which is on the second floor of
the house). My other younger sister, Lia, decided to move in with Sarah,
and they both shared the room for several months. One night when I was
entering sleep in my new room, I was awoken to Sarah yelling, "Oh my gosh!
Come upstairs! There's a little girl standing in front of the T.V.!
Come now!" As I was still sleepy, I thought she had wanted
me to go upstairs to watch a T.V. show about a little girl. So, I
said, "What? I'm too tired right now. Show me later." It
took her about five minutes to just get me up there.
On the
way, she explained to me again what had happened. That's when it started
to sink in. As I approached her room, I noticed that the area near
her television was very cold and that Lia was just laying on her bed
frozen. Apparently, as Sarah was running downstairs to get me, Lia was so scared
and too frozen to get up to run out of the room. They both explained in detail
what had happened. They were listening to music and had their headphones
on, but both of them were watching T.V. when Lia decided to shut it off, so they
could fall asleep to their music. That's when they both saw a little girl
standing in front of their T.V. They couldn't see her feet or her face,
but they saw her dress and said they could see the detail of it. They even
noticed the lace and frills of her white dress. The little girl was just
standing there and not moving whatsoever. That's when Sarah jumped up and ran
out of the room, but Lia claimed she got a better look at the apparition,
because she was too frozen to get up and run. She saw the folds of her
dress and noticed that the girl was wearing some sort of pajama dress that
children back in the 1800's had worn when they were getting ready for
bed.
Lia was so shocked by the detail, that she was convinced
it was a ghost. I, on the other hand, after listening to their detailed
account, decided to investigate the area. I tried to recreate the image
using lights coming from the outside, because I noticed that their window blinds
were slightly opened.
I thought maybe it was a reflection from a
passing car, but I couldn't recreate the image even when a car passed by our
house. According to Lia, she noticed the apparition had emanated from the
wall that is behind the T.V. She said she noticed a bright glow coming
from the wall just before the apparition had appeared and even pointed out the
exact spot it originated from on the wall. I still wasn't completely
convinced.
I decided to turn the television on, then off to see if
the light or glare could recreate the image of a girl or an apparition of
some sort, but I could not recreate this image. By that time, my mother
had woken up from all the noise we had made, and we told her the
story. She was completely convinced it was something ghostly. So, I
decided to calm them all by getting a rosary that was in my room. I
brought it to their room and said a prayer. Even when I was saying the
prayer, I noticed that the area near the T.V. was colder. I don't know
what the reason for this was, but after that incident, we all couldn't sleep
until we saw the morning light. We were simply too busy talking about it
to be tired.
The next day, I woke up with a small scratch on my face
that wasn't there before. I don't know exactly what caused this; maybe it
was me or something else, but according to my family, maybe the ghost was not
pleased with my prayer or rosary I brought into the room.
Whatever the reason, I am now aware of the unknown and remain curious of
what exists in our world, that we cannot explain using everyday logic and rationality.
Story
courtesy of Val.