A strange Occurrence--Selena

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Do you think that the feeling I was feeling was based on the movie, because I

mean I don't really think his movies are scary. Can fear manifest without ones

knowledge because of something they watch, like an internal fear? I have seen

that movie many times before and actually have the DVD. I was watching it

because I am working on a screenplay and was using it for learning purposes

because he is a very dramatic writer with mystery, thrill, and phenomena all

wrapped into one. Could that feeling have manifested because of K? It was really

weird because part of me got the sensation that it could be a part of me, yet

the other part of me felt it was only connected by this invisible cord or

whatever it was. Anyway let me know you insight on it. I value your opinion.

 

Love,

Katherine

 

selena230 <selena230 wrote:

Hi Katherine,

 

It's probably a good idea not to watch horror movies. The fear they

generate is a " to whom it may concern " kind of invitation.

 

Sel

 

, " Katherine "

<katsam19 wrote:

>

> Hello Everyone,

>

> I hope today finds each of you happy, joyful, honest, and full of

> friendship and life, and you have many Blessings given to you today!

>

> This has been on my mind for the last couple of days so I thought I

> would share it with all of you to get some feedback on what you

> think. The other night I watched " The Storm of the Century " written

> by Steven King. It is a really GREAT movie if you like Steven Kings

> work like I do, I often wonder if he may have " GIFTS " himself. His

> work scares a lot of people, but to me his imagination is fascinating.

>

> Anyway, after watching the movie, I was going through my house

> putting away some things, turning off lights, locking doors, etc,

> etc. As I was doing this, I noticed it felt like someone or something

> was following me closely, but not just following me but attached to

> me by an invisible cord of some sort at the center of my body.

> Although my discernment of it was a bit uneasy I wasn't scared by it,

> it was just a very eerie feeling I had. I asked it if I could help

> them, but of course, nothing happened except the feeling someone was

> there stayed until I went to bed. Anyway, was my own imagination

> running wild?

>

>

> Love,

> Katherine

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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