I have had a "extra-terrestrial" visit from a dead in-law, and haven't told anybody. WWYD?

[Anonymous]

Remember, this could be an Oedipus style self-fulfilling prophesy: You could move to the home where the tragedy will occur.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Remember, this could be an Oedipus style self-fulfilling prophesy: You could move to the home where the tragedy will occur.

And end up in bed with her mother.

[Anonymous]

OP, please go see a doctor.
Paranoia is a sign of mental disease. You are not crazy, but you need to speak to someone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:For the past 3 nights, I have had extremely weird, out of this world experience type of dreams, that have involved my husband's recently passed away (young, in a tragic accident) death.

The dreams that I have been having (and only one of them was I actually asleep - the other 2 I had fallen asleep on the couch) were not at all about my DH's cousin's death - but about his warning ME our OUR impending death.

Two nights ago, I dreamed - and this is where I was on the couch, had dozed off, all the lights in the house downstairs on...he had taken my hand and told me "I show you this NOT because I am trying to protect you or warn you against Carbon Monoxide poisoning, but because I am trying to show you that I am HERE, with you, and I am trying to protect you from future harm, which has nothing to do with carbon monoxide, and this is the only way I know how to prove to you that I am REALLY HERE.

I woke up that morning, went to check on our carbon monoxide (rather expensive digital, new detector), and it was totally and completely non-functional.

The things that gets me is, in my dreams, after he showed me the dysfunctional carbon monoxide detector, he showed me -- what I believe to be, an impending death in our family (involving my children), that I am feeling like he is trying to help us prevent? Basically - after he "showed" me the defective CO detector, and felt that (the following night) I was troubled (which meant he knew I felt like, maybe he REALLY was there) he proceeded to "show" me what he was there to really warn me against.

I can't even recount what was "shown" to me, in my dream/altered realtity (I wasn't really asleep). To even depict some of the details of what I "saw" -- I can't do it. I'm literally hyperventilating and about to have an aneurysm just thinking about what it was that he says is he to "prevent".

Seriously - I'm not hallucinating, do not take any medications, am not inventing this stuff up.


Here's the kicker: I got a call this morning, from a business owner of a POD moving company. He said that [insert name of DH's dead cousin here] called him yesterday, gave him our address, and told him that we needed to move ASAP, and how soon could he have a POD delivered?

I fucking kid you not.

OK - so here's the million dollar question: what the FUCK does this mean??

Means you need to stop procrastinating and get that refill on your prescription.
A little weight gain is no excuse to stop taking your antipsychotic medication.

[Anonymous]

Tell dead cousin to keep coming then shop around for a reality series. If you can't make money off this then what good is it?!

[Anonymous]

Time is a flat circle.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Oh shit! That's whoopie in her younger days.

[Anonymous]

OP, I believe you. Even if the cousin didn't actually visit, your subconscious is warning you about something.

Take the steps others have mentioned.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lots to unpack here, but one thing that is absolutely clear is that you have a tenuous grasp of the meaning of extra terrestrial.

I like you.

[Anonymous]

I love the juxtaposition of the evil clowns, the haunted house, messages from beyond the grave.....and a POD.

Classic DCUM; well done.

[Anonymous]

OP here - I didn't tell anyone about my dreams, prior to PODS guy calling.

Cousin got killed by being run over and dragged by a car.

Sorry, but at this point, I still won't go into details about the scene in which I saw being played out.

[Anonymous]

Everyone must be so riled up because the idea of there being some type of life after death - not only some type of life, but that which can communicate with the living in certain circumstances - throws everyone's theories of postmortem non-existence out the window.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Everyone must be so riled up because the idea of there being some type of life after death - not only some type of life, but that which can communicate with the living in certain circumstances - throws everyone's theories of postmortem non-existence out the window.

That's it! I'm going to stop being an atheist now because someone's dead cousin ordered a POD so a DCUM lady could move to escape evil clowns.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Everyone must be so riled up because the idea of there being some type of life after death - not only some type of life, but that which can communicate with the living in certain circumstances - throws everyone's theories of postmortem non-existence out the window.

That's it! I'm going to stop being an atheist now because someone's dead cousin ordered a POD so a DCUM lady could move to escape evil clowns.

haha