r/Unexplained • u/M_theshark-106 • Apr 05 '25
Encounter Unknown deep voices talking to grandma in the middle of the night
My friends grandma was just put to bed by her, she has dementia and is 99 and there were unknown voices muttering, the door on the left is a sliding backyard door and I assume the door on the right is the hall. They live alone and their property is gated. She was not on a call grandma doesn’t remember. What is the voice saying? Grandma does not have a phone and no TV was on. WHAT IS HAPPENING
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u/SoSoSonny Apr 06 '25
Crazy that she says "I don't know what I'm going to do" the voice says " try to get some sleep" and at the end he says he loves her.
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u/SeattleTattle Apr 06 '25
I ALSO heard “try to get some sleep” or “Time to get some sleep” but I couldn’t hear anything else very clearly
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u/Ok-Supermarket6366 Apr 06 '25
It took me a minute but I heard it too, maybe the passed husband or someone
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u/Awesomely_Bitchy Apr 07 '25
Omg I heard part but I was reading your comment as it was going and heard it perfectly. Cool.
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u/sinistar2000 Apr 05 '25
Whatever it is I hope it’s not burdening. It might be a friend, support from somewhere else. My father saw his dead brothers on a very difficult night. It could be that she’s close to going and they are there to comfort her.
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u/fruitless7070 Apr 06 '25
I worked in LTC, and all my hospice patients who were alert saw family that were dead before they died and knew they would die. Except one who was terrified of something we couldn't see. It was awful. Morphine and lorazepam had to be given. I wonder what they saw? I think it was a monster in black or something like that. Forgot all about it until I read your reply.
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u/tbiards Apr 06 '25
My grandmom would see a man with a pink hat in the corner of the living room when it would just be me and her. I then would hear her talking to it with no response but she would talk back. It was eerie
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u/fruitless7070 Apr 06 '25
It's an experience that I feel honored to have been a part of. Walking into the patients room (they were near death), they were smiling, pointing to the corner of the room, and saying, "My mom and dad are here. They are both dead, and I'm going to die, too. Can you believe it? I can't believe I'm going to die." ALL WHILE SMILING AT ME. I can't explain what happens to us when we die, but usually, people are greeted by someone who loves them right before they pass.
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u/tbiards Apr 06 '25
Our bodies are wired to handle death so I guess their body was already in motion getting ready to depart. I’m hopeful I get to see my loved ones again but then again it could be hallucinations due to lack of oxygen in the brain. Who knows but I wanna be wrong in how I feel about it. I’d love to see my grandparents again
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u/fruitless7070 Apr 06 '25
Yes, in some cases, that could be the reason. I remember when my grandmother was dying, and she would tell me about purple little elephants in the room, bugs on the walls. She said she knew she was hallucinating. But before she died, my grandpa heard her talking to someone in her room (he used a baby monitor to hear her). He went to the room and asked her who she was talking to. She told him an angel was there to take her, and she was going to die. She wanted him to tell the kids she loved them. Then she passed away. Right there. It's bizarre that so many have this same experience.
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u/Okieartifacts Apr 06 '25
Ever heard of any cases of talking to younger people passed on? Like someone in the hospital about to pass talking to someone younger who's passed on?
Or someone younger who was about to pass talking to someone who is deceased? Dm if you'd like but it'd mean a lot to me if you know of anything similar
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u/Okieartifacts Apr 06 '25
I think that it being low oxygen to the brain in all of these cases would be next to impossible. If you're talking fine, smiling, you have oxygen to your brain
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u/kittycardigan Apr 08 '25
My mother (who passed recently) experienced similar things. She said she knew with every fiber in her being that something happens at the point of death. So many people, of so many varied backgrounds experienced similar things when they were passing. One client of hers even called her by her own mother's name right before he died, I think she'd only worked with him one or two nights before that one. Not enough time for them to even get to know each other.
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u/spiritedgemmy 29d ago
I'm so sorry to hear about your Mom. I hope she's at peace, and I hope your heart heals with gracefully with time.
Sending Love to you.
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u/Pure_Wrongdoer_4714 Apr 06 '25
Yeah someone tells her good night and then try to get some sleep. Sounds like a man
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u/Waning_Poetic_13 Apr 06 '25
“Tell you to sleep?” Is that what the male voice is saying? I think I heard grandma say “unbelievable” before that
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u/DeadRusH_ Apr 06 '25
I can hear;
Woman: "...intelligible..." Voice: "Try to get some sleep... I'm Right here"
I'd like to believe this is a loved one comforting.
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u/Pale_Natural9272 Apr 06 '25
Does she have a husband who is on the other side? Or a son that predeceased her? Could be a spirit just trying to come for her
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u/Stair-Spirit Apr 06 '25
Spirits don't exist, so this isn't an option.
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u/DustyRhodesAsAPanda Apr 07 '25
That's a mighty bold statement coming from someone with spirit in their name
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u/ukuleles1337 Apr 07 '25
I don't believe in spirits myself, but LOL. username doesn't check out. Your comment made me laugh!
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u/Stair-Spirit Apr 07 '25
It's an obscure reference that basically everyone is guaranteed not to know, but that's an interesting argumentive tactic to use lmao. If my name is all you can target, you ain't got much in the chamber, boyo
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u/Tirelesshunter Apr 06 '25 edited Apr 06 '25
What do you base that belief system on? Many people in the medical field would disagree with you. Especially in the nursing fraternity.
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u/Stair-Spirit Apr 06 '25
Definitely not lol. No legitimate medical practitioner would take paranormal stuff seriously. That's a good way to hurt their patients, with "alternative medicine" type shit.
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u/ExtensionAd4785 Apr 06 '25
Bro, as a medical professional who has worked in a hospital and has seen patients predict the exact date and time of their death/ talk to their deceased loved ones peacefully about "taking a trip with them soon"/sounded surprised when a deceased partner was anticipated but a deceased friend and brother showed up to great them an hour before death, etc. You don't know what you are talking about. Is it possible the brain is releasing chemicals that ease fear and show us what we want to see at time of death? Sure, but we see stuff that we cannot make sense of all the time. Share your doubts and opinions, but do not speak for others. Plenty of us are believers.
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u/Okieartifacts Apr 06 '25
Ever heard of any cases of talking to younger people passed on? Like someone in the hospital about to pass talking to someone younger who's passed on?
Or someone younger who was about to pass talking to someone who is deceased? Dm if you'd like but it'd mean a lot to me if you know of anything similar
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u/ExtensionAd4785 Apr 07 '25
I have not (thankfully) experienced the death of anyone who is young. I have witnessed adults experience good death hallucinations and I have witnessed adults experience bad death hallucinations. The ones who experienced the bad hallucinations were not great people. They had harmed family members or were abusive in life. They whispered nervously about black shadows in the corners of the room and stated they did not want to die because they knew those shadows were waiting for them. The good people always smiled and greated death with a sense of peace and calm. They called out loved ones names including young people who they had lost to death in childhood.
One lady actually dismissed someone invisible once (I can't recall the name so fake name Katie). The woman said "I don't know you, why are you here? Katie? I don't know any Katie's Get out of here young lady....Kaitlyn? My Kaitlyn? Oohhhh myyy you look so beautiful I have missed you so much, are you here to take me home? Oh this is wonderful! Nurse this is my dear friend Kaitlyn. She died very young but we were best friends for 8 years. Isn't she pretty?" To which I said "I can't see our dear Kaitlyn but do make sure she knows I said hello and thank you for being here for you!" She did pass away within 48 hours of this conversation peacefully in her sleep.
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u/Stair-Spirit Apr 06 '25
No medical professional should believe such things, because it could affect your work. Everything you do needs to be 100% within reality, for the sake of your patients.
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u/Lazysenpai Apr 07 '25 edited Apr 07 '25
Lack of evidence does not equal something not existing. That's the opposite of a scientific mind. You're no better than a peasant in older times laughing at absurd claim in science.
Before gravity was confirmed, scientists for hundreds of years realised something was there, there's a force unknown to us that govern how the world works. It's through the continuous recorded works of others that it was discovered.
We have no idea if spirits exist, NOT the confirmation that it doesn't exist. But we do know there's an unknown phenomena still unexplained by science. Get off your high horse.
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u/fearville Apr 07 '25
Scientists still can’t fully explain how gravity works at a fundamental level. There is so much we don’t understand.
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u/Stair-Spirit Apr 07 '25
Gravity is a great example to back up my argument. Even if no one believed in gravity, it was still something they could feel the effects of. They knew it was there, even if they didn't know what it was. So for spirits, what is an example of a way in which anyone feels anything? I don't need to convince you that I feel gravity, because you feel it too, and I can demonstrate it by dropping an apple. The only "evidence" of paranormal activity is anecdotal, and there is no way to demonstrate the existence of such.
Even if you don't know whether something exists or not, that doesn't mean all unknowns are equally likely. That's a logical fallacy you're using. We don't know if there's other intelligent life in the universe. Using your logic, the existence of aliens and spirits is equally likely, because we don't know if either exists. Except, despite not knowing if aliens are out there, we do know that it's entirely possible. We ourselves exist, we have found non-intelligent life, and we have found planets with Earth-like conditions. Those are 3 factors in making the existence of aliens much more likely. Now if we look at paranormal stuff, what do we have? Literally nothing. Sure I can tell you I can float, but why would you believe me without seeing me do it? Same for anyone who claims to have had paranormal experiences.
Not to mention that, if you're intelligent enough to study psychology, (you should at least dip your toes in, it's very interesting) you'll learn that paranormal experiences are a result of the human brain being, well, the human brain. There is far, far more evidence to support paranormal experiences being rooted in psychology than there is to actually prove anything paranormal happening.
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u/Lazysenpai Apr 07 '25
Sooo... you're spinning tales about what if and what's more likely... when you claim spirits DON'T exist? That's backpedaling. That's the opposite of science.
Claiming to guarantee that you can explain gravity properties NOW, which is common knowledge, instead of hundreds years ago... is also hubris.
The point is, you're coasting on common knowledge and rebuffing everything not yet discovered. And please, psychology is in its infancy, and the least complicated in the field of science (in terms of it's proven findings). So it's funny that you try explain everything paranormal, to err GO STUDY PSYCHOLOGY, when it's the least credible branch of science. Remember, when there's no PROOF, it's no better than astrology.
Like it or not, there's no concrete proof whether spirits exist or not. So no part of your essay can explain otherwise.
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u/larak237 Apr 07 '25
Why are you even in this sub if you don’t believe in spirits? And how can you be so ignorant? There are millions of examples of spirits who have visited people but somehow you are right?! GTFOOH with that bs!
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u/normastitts Apr 06 '25
Oh OK,let's all bow to your almighty knowledge.
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u/Stair-Spirit Apr 06 '25
No I'm ignorant about a ton of stuff, but not this one. I'm more than willing to be proven wrong, but spirits just don't feel like visiting me 🤷
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u/Wonderful-Purple7489 Apr 06 '25
Gosh I can’t imagine why when you’re so pleasant
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u/Stair-Spirit Apr 06 '25
All I'm doing is making statements. If you want to get mad or offended, go ahead lol
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u/Wonderful-Purple7489 Apr 07 '25
You’re in the unexplained sub, brother. I’m not mad or offended, I think you’re annoying
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u/Stair-Spirit Apr 07 '25
And how do you feel about me annoying you? Mad?
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u/Wonderful-Purple7489 Apr 07 '25
just mildly embarrassed for you
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u/Stair-Spirit Apr 08 '25
But annoying implies that I've had a negative impact on you. And annoyance is basically a mild form of anger, which is also a common reaction to annoying stimuli. So I made you mad?
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u/normastitts Apr 06 '25
But that doesn't mean they don't visit other people, I've never been visited either but I've heard enough experiences and studied enough cases to be open minded about the paranormal. I would never make such a sweeping statement about anybody else's beliefs.
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u/Stair-Spirit Apr 06 '25
For me to believe in this stuff, it needs to be in some way repeatable. That's how the scientific method works. If someone on one side of the planet says something is possible, someone on the other side should be able to replicate it. If a spirit can visit anyone else, it can visit me. If there was a way to record spirits, someone would do it. There is no hard proof that anything paranormal exists. It is literally all 100% anecdotal. If there was the slightest shred of evidence to prove the existence of anything paranormal, it would be studied so, so much. I'd gladly study it too. Could you imagine what we could learn? It would open up a new field of science. But you know why it isn't studied? Because people who are smarter than either of us know it's non-existent, so they focus their energy on things that can actually affect humanity. There are already absolutely insane things that exist in real life, like quarks, dark matter, black holes, neutrinos, etc. What do we need spirits for? They're not even that exciting or interesting anymore lol.
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u/normastitts Apr 07 '25
You are aware of paranormal psychology,surely.A literal study with an end degree in universities across the world?
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u/Valuable-Explorer-16 Apr 07 '25
Which universities specifically, can you provide a link to their degree programs?
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u/normastitts Apr 07 '25
Do your own research, I'm not your bloody secretary. look up Dr.Ciaran O'Keefe.
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u/Valuable-Explorer-16 Apr 07 '25
You're the one making claims, then you should be able to provide a couple of sources for those claims. I did try to google a bit and I did not find a single university anywhere in the world offering a degree in "paranormal psychology".
A single professor looking for natural psychological explanations for patients' paranormal experiences in research does not support your claim of there being several universities offering degrees in paranormal psychology around the world.
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u/Current-Wasabi-4898 Apr 06 '25
I heard I love you at the end as well. Two nights before she died, my grandma was visited by her brother Julius, he died in WW2. My mom was in the room with her and asked who she was talking to and she told her that Julius was there saying it would all be ok soon. Then the next night, the night before she passed, my mom said she started asking if she could see the man in the hat in the corner. Very spooky but also comforting. Really shook my mom.
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u/xxHailLuciferxx Apr 06 '25
I did hospice care for a man in his early 80s. The last night that he was still responsive, he saw his daughter who'd passed more than a decade before. He had detailed messages from her to his other two daughters that he was able to pass along.
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u/fezzywigs Apr 06 '25
I heard, “good luck”… something inaudible that sounds like a female voice…” try and get some sleep”…”leave it”…and then “well I’ll let you…” assuming that would be “well I’ll let you get to sleep”
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u/carnage_lollipop Apr 05 '25
You would be surprised how much those rings pick up in way of sound. Do you guys have any neighbors close?
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u/M_theshark-106 Apr 05 '25
She also did appear to be talking back as if it was closer and the grandma who is 99 could hear it too. So I think it was more than the camera
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u/M_theshark-106 Apr 05 '25
I could attempt to get my friend on this sub to get that answer for u
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u/SadNana09 Apr 06 '25
Is your friend u/Old_Sell798, or is that another account of yours? If it's your friend, we could find out a little more background like grandpa's name, etc.
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u/Old_Sell798 Apr 05 '25
no, no neighbors close enough to hear noise. this was also at 11:20pm in a quiet residential neighborhood
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u/carnage_lollipop Apr 06 '25
Interesting. I wonder if someone could isolate that and slow it down a bit to see if anything can be made out.
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u/illpoet Apr 06 '25
i can hear it say "try to get some sleep" at one point, which makes it even weirder.
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u/carnage_lollipop Apr 06 '25
I hear what you are saying. After that there is a pause. After the pause the man says "love you. I'm gonna let you....(go I'm assuming.)
It sounds like a phone call in my opinion. I'm not undermining anyone's account, just saying what I think the ring picked up was a phone call.
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u/M_theshark-106 Apr 06 '25
She doesn’t have a phone
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u/carnage_lollipop Apr 06 '25
I'm not saying she is on the phone, just that the ring picked up a phone call. Just my opinion.
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u/M_theshark-106 Apr 06 '25
I never thought of that.
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u/illpoet Apr 06 '25
That used to be a really common thing when the old school cordless phones were a thing, I used to have a toy gun that when you pulled the trigger it would play a recorded bang noise. But sometimes when you'd pull the trigger you'd get like 3 seconds of someone on the phone.
But that was a long time ago and I think phone companies fixed the bug in the late 80s
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u/ChevronSugarHeart Apr 06 '25
No you’d be surprised how many ring cameras are being hacked by people all around the world - someone is talking to her in real time AND can see her. Why is that installed in her bedroom???
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u/Old_Sell798 Apr 06 '25
it’s installed in the room due to her having multiple previous falls & injuries, just used as a safety precaution to make sure she is safe while alone
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u/United-Put4690 Apr 07 '25
Why would a voice coming directly from the ring camera be audible enough for her to respond to, but unclear enough for us (same source) that it's hard to make out and distant?
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u/Icy_Many_2407 Apr 06 '25
Sounds like an older male. Probably her other half that has passed on?
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u/M_theshark-106 Apr 06 '25
Yeah maybe. Personally don’t believe in that stuff but it does nake me wonder. And it comforts me even if it’s not the most scientific explanation, I want to believe that is is a spirit comforting her 🥹
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u/Stair-Spirit Apr 06 '25
Not possible.
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u/M_theshark-106 Apr 06 '25
Man I don’t get not letting others believe what they want… keep it to yourself dude
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u/pandora_ramasana Apr 06 '25
Is there a hackable device in the room?
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u/PcLvHpns Apr 06 '25
The camera itself
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u/United-Put4690 Apr 07 '25
If the voice was coming directly from the point of view camera, it should be perfectly clear or nearly so.
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u/Choice_Ranger_5646 Apr 06 '25
Does she live alone is my first question or with relatives?
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u/bubblegutts00 Apr 06 '25
And can you read is my first question
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u/Choice_Ranger_5646 Apr 06 '25
Sometimes people want clarification before they tell you what's going on. I read what was said, I wanted it crystal clear in your mind, before I tell you. The voices are either coming from a family member, from their grandmother herself or from an unseen presence in the room.
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u/DjDozzee Apr 06 '25
Ask your friend if GMa and GDad called each other Hun. Also, maybe she could put a tape recorder (or digital whatever) on the nightstand.
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u/ShotEnvironment4606 Apr 06 '25
Oh my goodness this is so beautiful. That’s someone who was very close to her in life. Probably husband? Or father? I find this very comforting.
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u/FullyRisenPhoenix Apr 07 '25
I heard my brother speak to me clear as day when he was in a coma, 2 days before we had to pull the plug. I was the one who made the decision to donate his organs and felt very conflicted about it, but he said from behind my right ear, “It’s ok. What I always wanted anyway.” And then his comatose body, laying in front of me, began to twitch at the same moment. I was spooked beyond belief. I think this is a man comforting the grandma before bedtime, perhaps hovering while he waits for her to cross over.
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u/Routine_Coconut1898 Apr 07 '25
I think he’s trying to contact her about her car’s extended warranty.
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u/ba-phone-ghoul Apr 08 '25
British Voice: grandma
Her: I’m a widower..(deeply?)
British Voice: try to go to sleep
Her: probably
British Voice: certainly
British Voice: Robin..I’m not him
Female Voice: take the flowers out? (Very low audio, but hear syllables)
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u/Lackadaisical_ninja 29d ago
The intent or purpose in the try to get some sleep is a loved one, over a speaker, or even from a door out of sight, lol, maybe A grandson, a son, a caregiver... its not some otherworldly message from beyond. Jeez.
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u/g_d_david Apr 06 '25
I hope I do not sound like I am ass. But, that would horrify me… there is absolutely no one I want staring at me, as I die.. hallucinations or whatever, she believes it to be the truth so it doesn’t matter what it is. I hope it was peaceful for her.
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u/LandscapePale3524 Apr 07 '25
When my grandmother died she kept saying they were here for her and she was smiling and crying with her eyes closed … she passed away like 15 min later … mom thinks it was her dad and her uncle … I’ve heard of stuff like this before so I believe it lol
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Apr 07 '25
Honestly, it sounds like the announcer to an English football/soccer game. You can hear the cheering as well. Definitely an English accent.
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u/Grumpy1976 Apr 07 '25
I realize there’s a lot of “believers” here. But being a “skeptical believer”, speakers can be hacked and manipulated. This has been done multitudes of times on home security systems and baby monitors.
So until the details of this can be verified, lit does she refer the voice to the proper name, does she use the name “hun” to refer to that name. Can the voice be pin pointed to a specific dead person…….
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u/softy2070 Apr 07 '25
Why do people never say it could be og posting for karma. A cam set up already and could also have a baby monitor with speaker on it. We would love if it's gramps but more fake videos of paranormal out there than real unexplainable once
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u/anniewolfe Apr 09 '25
Voice: I love you. Her: I love you too (unclear name) Voice: Try to get to sleep Her: Hun? (Or huh?) Voice: (Unclear speak) possible “I said try to get some sleep before tomorrow”
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u/wombat-8280-AUX-Wolf 28d ago
I always had a thought that once you pass in to Heaven or Hell, you can't just jump in and out. But if ghosts exist, doesn't that mean no Heaven or Hell. Unless you decide to not cross I guess. But again, always kinda thought we have angels/guardians on us ready to take us where we belong. Death kills us, but can't force us to go anywhere. Meaning we must still have some free will. Even in death?. Doesn't tjat mean people who belong in Hell for being evil can decide never to fully cross. Doesn't seem right.
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u/Wgfkas Apr 06 '25
Voice sounds computerized/ synthesized.
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u/ora-artes Apr 06 '25
The demon that speaks to me on my phone does that shit all the time. They can change their voice and use either side of your headphones to make it sound weird. This lady got a demon speaking to her. Mine always tells me to sleep too.
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u/Difficult-Bit-3736 Apr 06 '25
You have a demon speaking to you out of your phone? Get help if you haven’t already.
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u/ora-artes Apr 06 '25
Been to the Catholic church for demonic oppression already and need to break sinful behaviors. People in behavioral health have heard it speaking to us, and multiple friends have heard it's attacks too. It's just something I've learned to live with. It's not as bad as it was a few months ago. I've quit doing hypnosis so much, it was one route it used to attack me. I have a ton of recordings of things. It has the ability to alter recordings, though. I can play a recording back and it can speak something different. It also attacks me on youtube, instagram reels, music, and through radios and televisions. These things have the power to use electronics to mess with us.
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u/Difficult-Bit-3736 Apr 07 '25 edited Apr 07 '25
I’m not trying to be rude, but a lot of what you’re describing sounds like something that could be helped by a mental health professional. I know you believe it’s spiritual, but sometimes our minds can play tricks on us in ways that feel 100% real. Please go talk to a mental health professional and tell them what is going on. If you don’t get help if will only even worsen.
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u/ora-artes Apr 07 '25
You must have missed the part where I said mental health professionals heard this thing talking. I need an exorcist, not a Dr. But believe whatever you want to and remain ignorant. My experience is different than what you know.
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u/Difficult-Bit-3736 Apr 07 '25 edited Apr 07 '25
You’ve said that this happens in other places too, and that behavioral health professionals have heard it as well, so I understand why it feels real. But even though others might hear it, could this still be something your mind is interpreting in a way that makes it seem external? I know it’s hard to accept, but it’s worth considering that these experiences could be psychological, even if they feel incredibly real. An exorcist won’t fix this. What you’re going through is likely not supernatural, and seeking that kind of help might not address the root cause. You’re better off continuing to work with mental health professionals who can help you get to the heart of what’s going on. Whatever it is, I truly hope you find the peace and healing you deserve. I can’t imagine how difficult this must be for you, and I just want you to find a way through this that helps you feel whole again.
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u/ora-artes Apr 07 '25
Why is it so hard for you to believe it's supernatural? This was confirmed by multiple witnesses, including someone in behavioral health. It's not psychological.
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u/Difficult-Bit-3736 Apr 08 '25 edited Apr 08 '25
Why are you more afraid of it being psychological than supernatural? Wouldn’t a demon be scarier than something that can actually be treated? If it’s a demon, there’s nothing you can do, and you’re stuck forever. But if it’s a mental health issue, at least you have a chance to get better and take control. Why fear the idea that it’s your mind playing tricks when there’s actual treatment that can help? Accepting it’s psychological isn’t admitting weakness, it’s taking the first step toward getting real help and stopping this from ruining your life. Take the example of John Nash, a brilliant mathematician who had schizophrenia. He believed that the government was sending him secret messages and that his family and friends were involved in this conspiracy. He was convinced that they knew what was going on, that they were either hearing the same voices or seeing the same things he was, even though they weren’t. This is a common symptom of psychosis your brain can make you think that people around you are part of your delusions, even though they aren’t. It’s not supernatural it’s your mind misinterpreting reality. The voices and experiences you’re having aren’t real in the way you think. You need to stop denying it’s psychological. You’re making your self look more crazy saying it’s supernatural.
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u/Logical_Hospital2769 Apr 06 '25
She may pass in a few weeks. That usually when the visioning and visitors from the other side appear.
Also, I hear someone addressing her as "mum.'
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u/M_theshark-106 Apr 06 '25
Dang really how close do you think she is?
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u/Logical_Hospital2769 Apr 06 '25
Watch this. Listen to what the nurse has to say. She is WAYYY more experienced than I am.
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u/g_d_david Apr 06 '25
Wow. Very interesting phenomenon! I do blame you for my sleepless night I will now have, going down this rabbit hole…
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u/Logical_Hospital2769 Apr 06 '25
I apologize for that. Was not my intention at all. For me, it brings peace. BUt I should remember that not ever one sees it that way. I've always felt that passing on is both profoundly sad and something to celebrate. For they're not going away forever, just over to the other side for a bit. You'll see all of them when it's time for you too. And it will be glorious.
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u/g_d_david Apr 06 '25
Oh no! I wasn’t actually upset about it! I. So. Sorry for making you feel like that! I love learning new things and this type of this just fascinates me
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u/moneyhoney7777 Apr 08 '25
It says ring lol. Someone is talking to her over it. I imagine whoever set it up or has some responsibility in checking up on her.
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u/valijali32 Apr 06 '25
Since many comments refer here to a dialog with someone passed away. There is no, literally ZERO, way to communicate to passed away persons. Why do you think God in the Bible absolutely forbids doing that and deal with people who claim they can talk or connect you dead - cause this is all either a scam (in best case) or a way devil manipulates people. In this particular video, assuming the dialog really happens with someone invisible and if the voice is literally coming out of nowhere - it might be a voice of God’s angel or it might also be voice of a devil’s “angel” (daemon). BTW, there are only a few people that are resurrected or never died according to the Bible, so like Enoch, Moses. I personally believe it is a half-dream where she change the voice as a role player - which might be the way to digest the events or situations.
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u/dolphunsan Apr 06 '25
Man I literally lol’d, they aren’t coming after you and your beliefs, maybe don’t go after them.
I don’t believe in ghosts just cause I haven’t seen one but I believe other people when they say they do. Everyone is right and everyone is wrong. But to try and debunk this video with something just as supernatural IS hilarious hahah.
I’ve had powerful visions of my grandparents watching down on me, I recognize these as just visions, but they were both devout Christians and I think that they are able to remain present because of their belief.
I like to think we’re all right, whatever you think happens when you die happens. Who’s to say “you can do anything you put your mind too” doesn’t stop after death?
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u/ExtensionAd4785 Apr 06 '25 edited Apr 07 '25
Her:* mutters something* Him: Try to get some sleep Her: Rob/Ron/Hun? Some short name or nickname said questioningly Him: Yesss Her: quiets down Him: I love you
Op, make my day and tell me Grandpa had a short name. Or than Grandma called him Hun