Would you want to know a person died in your home

Never lived in used house for this reason. Yes, used. lol.
I'm against buying a house that was previously lived in because I just don't want that energy. Plus it's cultural. I'm used to buying your land, building your home with your own design and colors. Living their until you die.

I'm renting for the first time, and let me just say...every night I have nightmares. The 'energy' is off, if you know what I mean.

ms_wonderland wrote: modelbusiness82 wrote: My old apartment, the lady who lived next door told me a man had died...or several at some point. That place gave me the creeps when I was there by myself. One time my bedroom door opened on its own. And my yorkie was forever barking at corners or doorways when there was no one there but me and him! I was never so glad to move. Turns out, my block/general neighborhood used to be an indian burial ground. On the other hand, my grandfather passed away in his house, and I always felt safe and cozy there. :) So, I think it depends on who passed, and what kind of life they led and the energy they created.  see, ima need to start researching where i move.

I would say, there are certain towns/cities where you're sure to get some creepy spooky feelings. IMO, ANYTHING in the original 13 colonies is going to have activity potentially. And NYC...heck yeah. My SO told me stories about him getting creeped out at some of the nightclubs in Manhattan when he came in during off hours to fix the soundsystem.

He was at a club that used to be a speakeasy during Prohibition and he felt so freaked he left and wouldn't come back until the night manager came in.

Derri wrote: Never lived in used house for this reason. Yes, used. lol. I'm against buying a house that was previously lived in because I just don't want that energy. Plus it's cultural. I'm used to buying your land, building your home with your own design and colors. Living their until you die. I'm renting for the first time, and let me just say...every night I have nightmares. The 'energy' is off, if you know what I mean.

But what if the land had been used for something bad. Or in my case, was an indian burial ground at one point. I agree about the house thing, but sometimes the land itself can contain energy/spirits.

india100 wrote: modelbusiness82 wrote: My old apartment, the lady who lived next door told me a man had died...or several at some point. That place gave me the creeps when I was there by myself. One time my bedroom door opened on its own. And my yorkie was forever barking at corners or doorways when there was no one there but me and him! I was never so glad to move. Turns out, my block/general neighborhood used to be an indian burial ground. On the other hand, my grandfather passed away in his house, and I always felt safe and cozy there. :) So, I think it depends on who passed, and what kind of life they led and the energy they created.  I use to hear her foot steps and things would fall off the walls. She died without warning . I use to doubt spirits .

I definitely believe it was the unit itself (plus whatever happened in there prior to my SO and I moving in) and not my building as we only moved upstairs within my building and I feel no bad vibes anymore and my yorkie doesn't bark at "nothing" anymore.

Some of y'all need to call your pastor and sprinkle some holy water around the vicinity of your home. If your pastor can't come, the next best thing is to pray on some smartwater, sprinkle it around the house, and place bibles in ur bedroom, kitchen, basement and everywhere else. And get rid of any previously owned furniture or items left in the house.