Semi-dangerous ghosts

Mick T3
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Andrew

I was looking for a pleasant place to put a tent when my body began tingling at a certain area then stopped as I moved on.

In another area the feeling was even stronger.

A few months later I returned and deliberately let my body react while walking over the ground and the same phenomena occurred at the same places.

Things like this can be responses from the mind, but on the first occasion I felt no particularly association with this area of ground.

Give us more details on the location?

We've had a similar experience in the Murchison and have found that others have too. We've discussed it with others and all involved agree the emotive responses we shared were ecologically inspired but can't explain. Sometimes its nice to accept we don't have all the answers but its always good to trust your instincts - that's very human :)

......No -Never

You never know what's happening out there.

That Japanese sect that let off Sarin gas in a Tokyo subway apparently experimented with a particular type of bomb in the WA goldfields.

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Three couples in our group were soaking ourselves on a clear moonless night in Dalhousie Springs.

I saw a bright green light just above the horizon to the south-east, moving very quickly and steadily, too fast for an aeroplane (also wrong colour - for an aeroplane moving in that direction relative to us it should have been a red light), too slow and steady for an astronomical object, too bright and green and fast for a satellite. It moved from south to north, rising to about 30 degrees above the horizon and then disappeared below the horizon to the north-east.

Never found out what it was. Do the Min-Mins make green lights?

Cheers

I've never experienced any strange energies - but I'm not the type that's sensitive to "energies".
My missus reckons she can feel "energies" or spirits in various places.

I've spent many years in the bush - often on my own for long periods - but I've rarely seen anything that doesn't have an explanation - apart from 2 experiences.

One was a huge green fluorescent light that appeared in a patch of trees at 10:00PM on night, in farmland in the SE wheatbelt of W.A. in the late 1970's.
The brother and his wife were a couple of kms behind me in another car and saw it, too.

This patch of trees was a small nature reserve, probably about 100 Ha, that was heavily timbered with big Salmon Gums.
The reserve was alongside a road that ran off to the left of the one we were on.

The light suddenly appeared as we drove along the road, and it would have been about a km to my left at about 45 degrees.
It just suddenly light up half the reserve with a massive, amazingly brilliant, fluoro-green glow.
I'd estimate the light source was at least the size of two houses.

No sooner had the light appeared, than it shot directly straight up into the sky at an astonishing speed - faster than any rocket.
It just vanished to a pinpoint within about 5 or 6 seconds. The whole episode probably totalled 10 seconds.

To say I was totally mystified is an understatement. Neither of us stopped until we got home some 10 mins later.
I asked the brother and SIL if they saw the light, and they said "Yes!".
We just shrugged it off, with no further discussion. It didn't fit anything we recognised, nor was it anything we could explain in terms of our knowledge or experience.
The general area was noted for UFO sightings in the '60's and '70's, with dozens of reports.
We always reckoned the U.S. military or aerospace people have secret developments that are in the realm of sci-fi - and they always like to test them in "remote" areas.

The second unexplained event was when I was driving North from Perth to Cue in my 80 series Landcruiser about 1992.
It was late at night, probably close to midnight, and I was well North of Wubin on the Gt Northern Hwy. Traffic was very light at that time of night.

I suddenly saw a set of very dull headlights appear coming towards me about 5kms away. They looked like old 6V VW Beetle headlights.
I was a little surprised, because every vehicle I'd passed had bright headlights and spotlights - the roos were about, in that country.

The headlights crawled towards me (I was hooking along) and they slowly got closer.
I watched them closely, curious as to why anyone would be travelling late at night in 'roo country with such poor headlights.

The headlights got to about a km from me, when suddenly, they turned left off the hwy (to my right) and vanished.
I looked for the headlight trail that would indicate they were travelling away from the hwy on a side road - but there was nothing but inky blackness.

I flicked the lights and spotlights onto high beam to see if I could see the road or track they took. There was nothing but unbroken bush. No tracks, no side roads, not even a truck bay. I slowed to 30 kmh, and looked and looked - but nothing.

I stopped and turned around and went back - thinking that perhaps they'd crashed off the road and rolled into the bush. Still nothing. I stopped and turned the 'Cruiser off. It was dead silent, typical of the outback. There was nothing for kms and kms.

I cranked the Cruiser up and turned around, heading back North again to Cue, and turned the event over and over in my mind.
I definitely saw headlights, I could see the road lit up in front of them. What was it? God only knows. The Phantom 309?? LOL

Cheers, Ron.

Nothing here so far MIke , but according to an Ad I just saw on tv the Dome is going Magnetic on July 1st so might be a few responses then.

Mick
Last year we were in Mulkas cave near Wave rock and some aborigine kids were in the cave with us. One of them took of photo of my wife which they showed us later and there was two orbs in the photo one on each side of my wives head. Was spooky stuff after you read the story about the cave and Malkas.

Murray

I have a habit of watering the back yard lemon tree. Came home late the other night doing the deed, pitch black, and suddenly I could feel my hair stand on end......Bloody thorny branch in my hair....

In the late 80,s before Kakadu stage 3, I worked at the BHP site at El Sherana and Coronation Hill surveying the mineral lease, I visited several sickness country area's accompanied by the local elders.

I have camped at Koolpin Gorge 2 twice since and it spooks the hell out of me, I have spoken to some of the younger locals and explained my feelings and the stories from the old days, they have told me that it is ok because old feather foot is just letting me know he is there and looking after me.

I have no trouble through the day but I can not stay there at night time.

Phil.

Hi Mick,
Had to add a few stories for you. In the mid 70s I spent a lot of time in the bush and often at night (CMF officer training) as a forward scout, a dubious honour at the time, but I had a knack of always knowing when we were about to be ambushed, so I became the sacrificial lamb of choice on any exercises we were on at the time. Looking back over the years and being one to always trust my gut feeling, I reckon some of us simply pick up the "vibes" if you like, of other people around us. Much easier to do in the bush where there are less distractions. City living must desensitise most folk to a lot of good stuff like this.

One particular night back in the late 90s camped at Booloomba Ck behind the Sunshine Coast (a favourite place we frequented often since the mid 80s) with my then 10 or 11 year old Daughter I had the heebie-jeebies something bad. I wanted to pack up and go home cause I felt my daughter simply should not be out there. Rationalising and feeling very comfortable in the dark we stayed but I do like to sleep at night soooo...In short we stayed on and I simply "stood to" and set up a perimeter around our camp with fishing line and some tins, dragged out a PIR sensor alarm we bought when we used to take the kids camping (for this very purpose I suppose) and immediately the fear dissipated.

All well and good until some time later the first of 3 murders/disappearances occurred in that area (2 of which Ms's Bridge and Glassop from the very road we were on! - in 1999/2000 from memory).

Looking back with hindsight I am so glad I trusted my gut instinct and was thankful for the military training I had. Turns out we had, over our years of visiting the area, met the prime suspect of these murders, an excellent bushman, he frequented the forests and trails, worked at a outdoor guide for an outreach program out there.

My only interpretation of my paranoia was that he was watching us that night, possibly contemplating. What immediately would have turned him off us, was that I created a defensive perimeter. He would have seen that I/we no longer presented as victims or an easy target and lost interest.

Then again maybe I imagined it all...I am open to that possibility - but I no longer ignore my intuition and find that I seem to be in the "right place at the right time" when I trust it.

As for strange energies - I work underground on a mine site at Kalgoorlie we have a particular area in our decline (about 400m below the surface) and quite often as I drive past it I get a slight head spin (for want of a better description) only there and nowhere else. Have noticed it for ages, actually take it for granted would not have thought it worthy of mention if you hadn't posted this. (and yes I may go check out your Ora Banda thingy) sometime this winter)

HI
In our travels we have had a few
But the strongest was at N'halia Gorge. many years ago
WE walked a fair way into the gorge . Rock engravings were everywhere on the ground , walls, rocks etc
My Wife decide to have a rest while I walked further I left hersitting on a rock
& our small dog
The further I walked into the gorge the more I believed I could hear voices specking in a strange tongue
Finally I came to a large rock virtually blocking the path
It was engraved with a full sized Ray man [Figure with lines radiatig from head & body] I went to press my way around it when my body got the cold shivers & I am sure the voices got louder
I decided to go no further
When I got back to where I had left my wife , she was not there
So I proceeded back to the car
It was late afternoon & we had intended to spend the night there
When I got there her First words were
"WE ARE NOT STAYING HERE tonight"
When I asked her why ?
Her reply was" there is something wrong about this place, Just after you left I heard loud mumblings voices .
I went cold all over & could not stop shivering .and the dog which i was patting took off back to the car ,she would not stop even when i called her"

That dog was always very obedient & usually never left my wife's side ,& even back at the car was acting frightened

As it was late I tried to get her to agree to stay, which she did , but she did not sleep that night.
I did not tell about my experience until several days later
Has any one else been to N'halia gorge [east of Alice Springs] ?
PeterQ

I find people scare themselves and it runs away on them like a train.
Ive had a housemate move out within 2 days because they were sure my house was haunted

lived there for 5 years and i sure never saw a ghost

Ive been out and about from ora banda many times without coming accross any "strange energy"
ive never seen a min min light (sometimes i think i must be the only person)
and certainly never seen an unusual object in the sky.

As A kid i used to read all the books and thought I too might one day see unexplained phenomana

but the older I got the more I realized it just doesnt exist

These are such interesting tales that I will try and visit most of these places over the next few years.

I don't know about ghosts, goblins, disembodied spirits, poltergeists or any other paranormal activity but this thread has certainly taken on a life of it's own...lol

Cheers
Pop

The human body and the human mind are amazing things.

The human mind is very sugsetable and conicidence plays a far greater part in our lives than many would like to believe.

I know and have worked with several magicians...there is a branch of magic known as mentalism, that relies on the sugestanbility of the mind, the reality of coincidence and the normal workings of the world that people simply do not understand.

A lot of what we now know as stage magic derived from religeous fraud as practiced by shman, fachiers and medcin men of the past and of the third world.

Give the right stimulous and programming the human mind can create some very convincing illusions.

That said....the human mid and the human body can sence things that most people will not believe and certainly do not understand.

The scheptics claim to have disproven water devining.....my brother is a windmill doctor with over 30 years experience.....he tells me that there are people who can definitely devine water with accuracy.....he knows he can not....he has friends who can and have tried to teach him......but he just does not have the tallent.
This remains a mystery...the understanding has moved on from it being a spiritual gift.....it is still not known how it works but it is suspected that it is electromagnetic or electrostatic.

Various animals can detect all sorts of things we as humans have great difficulty measuring with sofisticated equipment.
we know most fish have a very accurate sence of barometric pressure, sharks and rays have incredible ability to detect electrical signals..even electrical signals within the bodies of other animals.
Many animals have hearing, smell and taste that make out own senses look very poor indeed.
Some of our own normaly known senses are incredibly acute, such that we have not developed instruments to record or measure what we can sence.

I am in no doubt that there are people with genuine senses that at this point we do not understand......like most things our abilities vary greatly from individual to individual.


All that is said before we start considering the unknown weirness that is in our world..and there is most certainly planty of that....both natural and man made.

Are we alone in the universe.....hell I don't know.....but there is plenty of unexplained weirdness here on this earth to be going on with.

cheers