u/Regular_Alps7213

NEED HELP: My daughter is getting regular visits from a gray-ish being.

Hi all - I'd love to get your opinions on this. My daughter and her friend are reporting an experience of some kind of spirit or higher-dimensional being encounter. It's happening at night, particularly when there are no devices (ipads, etc.) on, and only in her room.

The being is tall, thin/lanky humanoid, gray-ish in color--though partially translucent. There are no visible facial features, except the outline of rib cage.

Both girls report feeling a coldness in its presence. They also report a sense of ill-intent from the being, though it hasn't done anything threatening per se.

The friend also attempted to put her hand through it--and, when she did, the being disappeared, only to reappear after she retracted her hand.

My wife is particularly sensitive (she's a dream medium); and told it to stop going into her room, though it could hang out outside in the hallway. The next day, my daughter--without knowing what my wife did--was annoyed that she could sense the being waiting outside her room.

Neither my wife nor I are getting any sense of bad energy. However I am concerned both girls are getting a sense of coldness.

Any thoughts what this could be?

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u/Regular_Alps7213 — 2 days ago

First time seeing Yungblud live (Portland OR show). Anyone else *feel* like his concerts are more than just a rock show?

I've never experienced a more energetic and overwhelmingly positive show in my life. Writing this on Monday, the show was on Saturday, and I'm still processing. Like i'm still emotional about it.

At the expense of sounding a little crazy, it feels like something shifted in me. I'm reluctant to say 'spiritual' -- but maybe the shoe fits.

I wasn't even a huge fan (at first) -- my wife got the tickets on a lark. Didn't quite know what I was getting into.

His music is good--7/10--big hooks, awesome gravely rock voice. But the performance...holy shit. I don't even know, like 100000 / 10.

Oh, it's worth noting, i'm a 45 y/o man with a kids, a corporate job and, generally speaking, not inclined to geek out over rockstars. Far from it.

Anyone else experience this?

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u/Regular_Alps7213 — 3 days ago