Comments for Reawakening And Lost In Time: Page 1

Melda,

I'm still deciding on what to do with these items, I just want to do it with a little respect for the man and his passing.
And the mirrors, yeah, my parents knew exactly what they were in practice for so they've been tossed away with no thought. I definitely was freaked out when I first saw them haha

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Here's a link of the article of the man, but not much has been written. There hasn't been any update about the autopsy, but only that they ruled it as an overdose.

And thank you for the advice, I honestly didn't think of that before, so perhaps in the future I may do so!

- FallenAngel98

Valkricry,
Of course it's detailed, I just answered the things you questioned with uncertainty. I only provided what I knew. And I think if a person found someones belongings in their home, they'd be a little spooked too. I do agree with what you said disposing them in a safe way though. I guess whatever it is I decide to do will be the outcome of how his stuff is handled.

FallenAngel - Thanks for your responses.

If the police didn't need the items in the attic for their investigations, I would personally turf them out. (Other posters may disagree.) Destroy the needles of course, plus anything else which might be harmful to "bin grubbers". The very idea of mirrors on the ceiling quite honestly freaks me out - I wouldn't want them there under any circumstances!

I assume an autopsy would have been done on this man and the cause of death established.

I must admit that you are very young to be crossing spirits over. Perhaps next time ask your aunt to assist, if she is somewhere in your vicinity. Alternatively, ask a well-respected psychic to assist you.

Thanks for sharing and good luck to you 😊

Regards, Melda

FallenAngel,
What is that old saying? 'The devil is in the details.' You could easily donate his clothes to some charity, recycle the bottles, and you could turn those needles into the local cops. Seriously, all you need to say is you found them. If that freaks you out, give them to your parents and let them take care of it. You don't need to say more than you found them in the attic. The bottom line is to dispose of them safely.

L_Melb,
I'm not sure exactly what went down, but all I know is from what I saw in the moment of my vision. I do sort of agree that they at least attempted to try and help, but who's to say? Anyone at a party would call for the police or ambulance if they saw someone in a similar situation. It's hard to tell, but that's really all I can say.

Whereas for the necklace my aunt gave me, I don't have a clue why she would give something as precious of hers to me. But from where I stood during that time, I was facing problems, and surrounded by negativity. I look back at it now and think maybe she'd given to me as a way to help balance out what I'd been struggling with, and possibly, it may've held 'powers'. I have a strong feeling that maybe the necklace was the reason I was able to 'regain' what I thought I had lost, and it had abilities to strengthen me as not only a psychic, but person too. But it's only a speculation of mine.

- FallenAngel98

Melda,

I kind of question myself about that every now and then too. I'm still trying to decipher why I felt that way, and I have a few reasons that could be why, but even that I'm unsure about it.

I think that when I passed the spirits in my old home, their emotions overwhelmed me all at once, and I wasn't used to feeling more than 1 spirit, which I feel was the reason to why I felt so tired. And like my aunt had said, I was at my height of my ability, which unfortunately put a strain of my body and mentality when using it at such an extent. The experience overall was new, so I think that since I'd never felt or done anything like it before, myself as a psychic didn't know how to handle it.
Now my family, it's not that they don't know how to assist me, they literally don't support me whatsoever. I don't like to admit or even mention this, but their negative and close minded. Being around them didn't help me during that time, along with their lack of understanding and acceptance that I am what I am.

But I understand now that what I've done was good of course, I believe I was just living in the moment in a wrong time for being dramatic. When I crossed those spirits, it happened to be a year ago, and a year ago I was less mature to really understand what I've done until after it's happened.

I hope this sheds light and I make sense. If you have anymore questions, or anything, ask away.

- FallenAngel98

Valkricry,
I wrote this story in the spur of the moment, so it was very hard for me to include every detail, and I apologize for that. To help clear things up a bit, I truly don't know the real reason why the previous tenants hid his belongings in a place no one would look, but I have somewhat of a 'theory' to maybe why.
I get the feeling they may be responsible for his consumption of the drugs that presumably led to his death. Also, what I didn't include in my story was that when we moved it, there were mirrors attached to the ceiling, a common act in sex play. They left it behind, so this led me to think that the party they had was one that included these activities, along with drugs when this occured.
On the other hand, his belongings consisted of a few clothes, and empty bottles and needles which I have a strong feeling are the items he consumed that caused his death, which makes me question what to do with them.

Again, sorry if I didn't explain so well and left details out haha. This is all I think I can get out without confusing anyone anymore.

- FallenAngel98

L_Melb, that's what confuses me. The o/p says 'researched' but makes no mention of where she found this bit of information. Most documentation, that I can think of, would not mention the owners 'rushing out' without listing a reason also.
The vision included not only the paramedics but "They repeated over and over, 'stay with me'." This leads me to believe he was not yet dead, and since the owners left AFTER he died, I'm curious as to why.
I agree, there are other gaps in the telling as well, but I just chalked those up to writing abilities. (I often think about how my son could relate the most wonderfully detailed stories to me, but when he wrote them down it was like "See Spot run. Run, Spot,run!") Go figure.

Val, I got the impression that they didn't change house exactly but rather rushed out leaving him on the floor. Yet some attempt to help must have been made as the vision included paramedics.
I thought it a little strange that the necklace the OP was given had been worn by her aunt when the aunt began her medium "journey" but we're also told she has had such experiences her whole life. Did someone give it to her as a child or was it because of a change in abilities? 😕
These are the types of posts which I have some hesitation with although at the same time I wonder how would you convey such a thing 😭
As you may guess, I don't know if I'm Arthur or Martha 😆

FallenAngel - Why would you feel tired, angered and worthless when you were forced to leave the house? Your family probably had no idea of how to assist you.

If you managed to cross these spirits over to where they belong, that in itself is huge validation and a great achievement. See it from the perspective of those stuck in place for heaven knows how long and needing a helping hand to move on.

Other than that, I have the same questions as Val. I'm also very interested to see what your response to her will be.

Regards, Melda

I'm a little confused. You said during a search into the house's history, you found " that the previous owners rushed out after the death of an overdosed man died at one of their parties, and the man the died happened to be the spirit I came in contact with." But then you discovered items that belonged to the man in your attic.
Why would his items be stored there? This makes me think that he would have been more to the owners then just a guest.
You said the owners 'rushed out' after his death, which sounds to me like they abandoned the house. Was that the night he died or some time after? Surely, you must have found a date that this happened as well as who the victim was (relationship), that may shed some light on his items being there.
Depending on how long ago he passed, you may be able to find some relatives that would like his items. If you could give us at least the year he passed, we could give you better suggestions as to what to do with them. "Items" is such a vague term, it's really hard to say, and it doesn't sound as if they are haunted.