davidsmith73
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This is true and happened last week.
A friend of mine (refered to as Peter) very recently had to experience the passing away of an ex-girlfriend he still loves (refered to as Jane), due to terminal illness. It was unsurprisingly not a pleasant experience for everyone concerned. Peter used to live with his parents when he first got together with Jane. They spent their first night together in his parents and thereafter Jane would regularly visit and spend time around the house, particularly in the lounge playing the piano with Peter and also helping with cooking. Perhaps they had their happiest times at this early stage in the relationship. The split was not a good one such that, upon Peter hearing about Jane's illness, Peter felt he had to talk to her and make his peace before she died.
Peter was telephoned by Jane's mother on Wednesday to tell him the bad news. She had died peacefully on the Monday. What he subsequently found out was that on the previous three nights before she died, there had been some strange (or perhaps not) occurances at his parents house (he was not there when this happened)
His parents have a routine that they have performed for years when they go to bed at night. They turn off all the lights and lock all the doors, including the doors to the lounge and kitchen (to stop their dogs from getting in there). He insisted to me that they never fail to do this. For three consequitive mornings before Jane died, Peter's mother found that the doors to the lounge (where the piano) and kitchen were unlocked and lights were on in each. Also on one morning the extractor fan was on in the kitchen. Peter attaches significance to this by the fact that Jane did alot of cooking in the house.
Peter is well aware of the possibility that his parents simply forgot to finish their routine each night. However he also feels that it's possible that Jane was involved somehow, whether he calls it her spirit, ghost, I don't know. I'm undecided on the issue. The fact that his parents apparently never fail to lock the doors and turn off the lights, together with the timing of these events makes me wonder. Any thoughts?
A friend of mine (refered to as Peter) very recently had to experience the passing away of an ex-girlfriend he still loves (refered to as Jane), due to terminal illness. It was unsurprisingly not a pleasant experience for everyone concerned. Peter used to live with his parents when he first got together with Jane. They spent their first night together in his parents and thereafter Jane would regularly visit and spend time around the house, particularly in the lounge playing the piano with Peter and also helping with cooking. Perhaps they had their happiest times at this early stage in the relationship. The split was not a good one such that, upon Peter hearing about Jane's illness, Peter felt he had to talk to her and make his peace before she died.
Peter was telephoned by Jane's mother on Wednesday to tell him the bad news. She had died peacefully on the Monday. What he subsequently found out was that on the previous three nights before she died, there had been some strange (or perhaps not) occurances at his parents house (he was not there when this happened)
His parents have a routine that they have performed for years when they go to bed at night. They turn off all the lights and lock all the doors, including the doors to the lounge and kitchen (to stop their dogs from getting in there). He insisted to me that they never fail to do this. For three consequitive mornings before Jane died, Peter's mother found that the doors to the lounge (where the piano) and kitchen were unlocked and lights were on in each. Also on one morning the extractor fan was on in the kitchen. Peter attaches significance to this by the fact that Jane did alot of cooking in the house.
Peter is well aware of the possibility that his parents simply forgot to finish their routine each night. However he also feels that it's possible that Jane was involved somehow, whether he calls it her spirit, ghost, I don't know. I'm undecided on the issue. The fact that his parents apparently never fail to lock the doors and turn off the lights, together with the timing of these events makes me wonder. Any thoughts?
