Do you believe in ghosts,spirits, etc?

Quote from ChoIzanami

Yeah, and I think that's sad. But people tend to be scared to end up looking like a weirdo, when they talk about things they may experienced. A lot of people also tell me that most of it just was my imagination and I actually kept a lot of it to myself until I had a roommate that was very interested in anything occult and had that as a hobby for a while. So talking to him made me talk and also accept the fact more. I often also thought "Oh, you're imagening things. You're so creative and you watched too much 'Supernatural', that's where it comes from."
But I not only had like scary things happening but also things that made me happy or comforted me. So I don't only believe in the scary and spooky stuff, but also in the good one. And in nature and science things are always in balance. "Every reaction has an equal and opposite reaction", thats Newton's third law. So I think it applies for the supernatural, too.

I'm glad that you were able to talk freely about your experiences with your roommate.

Also, Newton's third law really can make sense in a situation like this.

Quote from JaedaKim

I do, only because I have witnessed ghosts or spirits, but logic tells me not to

Interesting way to put it

Quote from bangtan2013swag

i do. I believe that demons exist since i've seen my sister. But like fr I believe them

So something about your sister made you believe in demons?

That's quite interesting, usually people would simply just say no or yes based off what they just believe. It is quite rare to find individuals who disagree/agree based on experience.

Quote from bangtan2013swag

my sister is the demon.

Quote from ChoIzanami

He was a bit of a strange guy, but not in a bad way. More of like in a "socially a bit incompetent" way xD
We had a very strange experience once at Halloween.

I was sitting on the couch studying for uni. Sun had set and a few kids were giggling around town tricking or treating. My roommate was in his room, but had the door to the living room open, gaming. We lived next door to a church, I think it was russian-ortodox or something in that direction. I suddenly experienced a cold shiver running down my spine, but felt no wind or anything. And from the cornor of my eyes I could see a figure standing in the dark place of the room where the bathroom door was. A teenager maybe, not as tall as a grown-up, wearing a cap. Head down. When I looked up it was gone. So I was like: "Oh, you should stop playing horror games, your head is imagening stuff. Bad Hallowwen influence." Then my roommate came from his room, pale, and looked at me. "Did you see that just now?" I was so puzzled, I asked what he'd seen. "There was a kid standing here." Next day he did some research and found that there had been a young boys burial service in the church we lived next to, a few years ago. He died on Halloween day. We had made a few jokes about it the day over, but not after he found that article.

Quote from ohohcollinBB

I always try to convince people in my life and no one ever believes me. So much stuff happened in my life in the last 2 years that was absolutely unlikely to ever happen and it still did that I just started to be convinced that something isnt right out there. Thats how people in the nuthouse must feel. You keep on blabbering something and everyone just tells you "yeah yeah" and then they give you your medicine and think youre insane.

We all decide in what we believe in through mostly thoughts, rarely is it through actions.

Each of you have come to beliefs through action, yet many try to brush of experiences like the ones you all have experienced individually. But I hope that all three of you know that there will be people who will listen, and who will/try understand where you are coming from within your beliefs. I really enjoyed having this discussion with all of you, and thank you again for sharing your thoughts with me, I deeply appreciate it. If any of you want to talk more about this topic, or any of your experiences, feel free to send me a message.