Have you experienced anything that can't be explained away?

Question

Something you would call supernatural? What conclusion did you come to as a result of that experience?

Chizzelwizzel- Did your mother come to the school and beat the PE teacher up? That is what would happen if someone did that to my son.

Answer 1

When my sister and I was kids we laid out of school with our cousin. We went in behind my granny's house and had our lunch. In that day there was no homes in that field. After our lunch we walked a long ways into the field and came to a old home that had been burnt somewhat. Our cousin went on to tell us a story of what happened there. Of course she made it scary. Next thing we all thought we saw that man and took off running. I had a light jacket on and I was the last one in line running. My jacket was being taken off me and as I looked behind me there was foot prints in the grass of that field behind me. I saw the grass go down like someone was behind me. This was prints of someone bigger. My coat was taken off and never saw it again.
Now I know as kids we have an imagination, but to explain that one I never could. It wasn't the fact I lost my jacket it was watching those prints go down in that grass that got me.

Answer 2

Some of the questions asked by the donut person (avatar) cannot be explained away. I do not know if I would call them supernatural or not.The only conclusion I can come up with is that he is either on some really cool drugs that are way better than the mood medication I take or this person is ignorant beyond belief and is ready for the straight jacket and butterfly nets.

Answer 3

When I was a teenager my parents bought an old house. After we moved in, some of the people in the town had started telling us about a guy that had committed suicide in the basement of the house and how his wife had two children die there as well. The woman had stayed in the home until her old age when she also died in the house in her sleep one night. My sisters and I use to wake up hearing each other's voices and feeling their breath on our faces saying "Wake up- he's in the basement again." But when we'd wake up, the other sisters would still be asleep. Also, on occassion you could hear the distinct sound of a baby crying and a rocking chair and once in a while you'd hear footsteps coming up and down the basement stairs and a strange knocking on the basement walls. My dad tried to tell us the creaks and knocks were the house settling and that we dreamed or imagined the baby crying and each other's voices. Personally, I don't think it's possible for three of us to consistently dream the same thing every night. Also, one night when we were telling Dad about the voices, he said "there's no such thing as ghosts." and just as he said that, a large mirror in the hallway broke and nobody was standing near it.

Answer 4

as said... "Supernatural" is a HUGE misnomer.

its not supernatural at all, merely something beyond the scope of science and organic senses.

but I have personally experienced many things that most people would call supernatural, and that "normal" people would call unexplainable.

some things really are most easily, and simply explained by "supernatural" explanations.

Answer 5

Yeah. When I was in the second grade, on a park next to my school, my PE teacher once grabbed my ears and tossed me up about two stories high. I didn't feel hurt when he pulled my ears, nor when I landed back on the ground on my feet.

I'm dead serious this happened, by the way.....

Answer 6

I have experienced many things I couldn't explain. However, I would never assume that it was "supernatural." I simply didn't have the information required to assign it a rational cause.

Answer 7

many years ago humanity when it could not explain some phenomenon attributed in supernatural. We were evolved however and many from this we have explained them scientifically. Who knows in 100 years will be explained also what today considered supernatural

Answer 8

Yes of course I have; everyone does at some point in their lives. However, the unknowns are just that - unknown. All it means is that at that particular moment we don't have the right tools to make it known. Eventually we gain those tools and it is no longer a mystery. I'm perfectly fine with letting the unknown be just that.

Answer 9

Hiking through the Lomaki ruins in northern Arizona many years ago with my wife. We were the only people around for miles in any direction, but we both distinctly heard the sound of voices, laughter, and children playing.

Answer 10

Water