>>17126354
>set your phone or device ready to record sound
>wait for typing sound
>press record
>when it stops go outside and play it back to yourself
>if silence, then its all in your head
>if noise, then hope the demon gives cuddles afterwards

>>17126371
It's pretty random when it happens, it can go days without it, lost a parent at early age (mom was killed when I was 5), do you think this can have to do with it?

schizoid delusions

>>17126386

depends, did she type a lot / spend time in there etc?

im a bit biased cuz i work in the paranormal industry, and roughly 15% of our business is getting rid of 'ghosts' and the like.

but even before working here i had similar experiences to you.

>be me
>moved out on my own
>2 bedroom apartment with roomie
>he leaves friday afternoon to go stay with parents every weekend
>late that night just hanging on 4chinz
>hear the doors open
>hear the fridge open
>hear faucets and such go on and off
>figure he changed his mind and came back
>go out
>no one there

this went on for like six months. one time i woke up and saw someone walk through my walk into my roommates room. another time i was checking mym ail and saw some ungodly thing over my shoulder. still no idea what htat was about. my mom was really into this stuff so when she came to visit we did a big ole clearing thing and literally never had the problem again.

>>17126354
Visual is not the only sense that is real. You can't see smells, you can't see noises. Somethings in this World are beyond understanding.
>Be 25
>Buy small house
>Move out on my own
>first night there a broom that was angled in a corner fell straight forward
>thought nothing of it
>noises here and there for next few weeks
>One night laying in bed reading
>see a kid peep his head from behind the semi opened door
>jump out of bed
>look down the hall
>see a 'kid' running through the hall
>ran through a wall

Anyways, I did research on the house. Found out in the 1960's a kid who used to live there was run over by a car in front of the house.

>>17126392
How do you even detect ghost? If they existed we will be able to detect them like the different invisible electromagnetic waves. We know those invisible waves exist because we can detect them with our apparatus but what about ghosts?

>>17126421

are you sure about that? we are almost certain that things exist, but because we cannot find them or see them or detect them we simply refer to them as 'dark' as in 'dark energy' or 'dark matter'.

ghosts, spirits, or whatever you want to call them are mostly written off. one thousand years ago they said we couldn't fly. if we could we would have figured it out. if the earth was round dont you think we'd notice? gravity wasnt even a concept at one fucking point.

im not saying ghosts are real, im just saying your approach seems more christian than scientific. there is tons of shit we can't detect or only just now beginning to detect.

we couldn't detect radiation for the longest fucking time now could we?

>>17126392
No, I'm never there, it's only that the walls in my house are not very soundproof, so I can hear my father typing in the office. After reading your story, you did make me remember that I also hear other ambient noises, now I just think it's the house settling as it was poorly constructed, but, maybe smth else? step mom kinda sprayed the place down with holy water after me telling her about this. Still happens.

>>17126354
Sorry for late response guys, just that I had to find a way to pass time as someone answers, so I didn't notice new replies..

>>17126455

sounds to me like you have a rather innocent spirit that like to pretend to type.

consider leaving the computer on all the time. ask your father to for your sake, and just leave it open in a notepad. who knows, maybe she will type something.

>>17126430
Your points are pretty good when it comes to this, but as a person who is into astronomy and physics, I find it hard that stuff like that can affect physical items. besides, dark energy and matter, as far as I know only exists in the void, earth's atmosphere would be too dense for the matter to be bale to fluctuate here etc. (can't be certain anyhow, and all I can say is what I've heard, I'm no specialist)

>>17126476

im no specialist either. which is why i try to keep an open mind about anything that crosses my path.

I have a friend who is a militant scientific atheist (re: waiter at buffalo wild wings) and even if something is reported on and speculated about in mainstream news he will just shout THATS NOT POSSSIBLE instead of talking about how such a thing would be possible if it could be, or alternatives, etc.

idk how most of science works, let alone parascience. and thats asaying a lot considering that most scientist will admit that we know next to nothing about whats actually happening around us scientifically.

if OP is hearing weird noises it might be something random, it might be his brain playing tricks, it might be some weird distant noise he picks up, or a mouse under the house chewing on something in a way that sounds like typing.

or it might be some stupid fucking ghost fuckign shit up.

>>17126469
His PC is pretty much always on, and usually word or a browser is open. My father is quite sensitive to people having touched his PC, and would barge into the room asking if I had touched his PC typing anything. If anything at all, I just find it a bit creepy. Heck, all kinds of shit happens on the farm here that NONE of us can explain. Whatsoever. When thinking back on stuff more, as I reply to you guys and read your replies, I keep remembering events that seemed off:

>walking my dogs in the forest alone
>take new route that I usually don't take
>walk down it a bit
>see dead tree with cobwebs on it
>looks like taken straight out of a horror house or some shit
>only thing I think over it is "cool, didn't know such stuff actually appeared in the wild"
>get home some time later
>next day
>about to walk dogs
>think about the tree
>don't have any camera to take a picture of it
>remember there are no spiders in Lithuania capable of spinning webs that like that
>remember webs look like they have the density of cotton
>we don't have fucking silkworms here it's way too cold
>walk down same route
>tree is gone
>shit bricks
>don't turn around
>slowly walk backwards, looking behind me from time to time as to not trip
>some time later just run home

>>17126494

weird shit happens man. its not negatively impacting anyone or anything so id recommend letting it be and not doing anything til it escalates. sounds kinda spooky fun though, but i im biased.

>>17126354
Grandfather and grandmother live in grandfathers childhood home most of life. (they live in nicer house nearby now).
They lived upstairs and rented out the first floor as an apartment. When grandpa was a kid it was rented out to a single middle aged woman. His sister was sent down one morning to get something and found that the woman hung herself. For years after they would hear the rocking chair creaking at night out in the living room. True story.

>>17126494
More stuff that has happened:

>as said before, live on farm
>pretty big area, we have 2 houses
>one we live in, other guest house
>motion sensor lights start going off at office building
>assume it's some animal or village drunk
>happen multiple more times
>stepmom and I go to check
>no animals or anything there
>go back home
>shit keeps happening 4-5 times
>leave it be

Keep in mind also guys, this is quite some time ago, when I was small, I may get details wrong, and if you ask me for anything more specific, I'll try, but no promises, photographic memory can only get back so much

>>17126354
even more happenings, this is not physical, but it happens when I sleep:

>me ~10
>first dream I currently remember
>dream of fucking future happening
>these dreams are in a brownish tint, always
>Never had one that hasn't happened at all, they sometimes take time, might happen a year later even
>try to tell people
>get called liar
>future dreaming intensifies, going from ~1 per month sometimes to ~3/4 a week for a month or so
>this happened when I was 14
>a lot of the stuff hasn't happened yet
>I'm fucking 18 now
>rarely dream them now
>barely remember the dreams
>every time one of the events happen my stomach turns and I get a deja vu feeling

>>17126510
>>17126527

you're in /x/ territory m80

>>17126528
Thought so when I was starting to type them out for you guys, I still need advice on how to get rid of this shit, it's annoying and it fucks with my mentality, already driven me to paranoia...

>>17126527
I'm intrigued. Can you give an example of something you dreamed which happened later?

>>17126531

there are many ways. most of which involve getting some sort of professional end. depends on the kind of thing you're dealing with as they are all different. my boss uses a sort of planchette, but it can be as simple as a post it note. others use water, sage, etc. for my house we used water and salt.

>>17126354
another thing I remembered, this one doesn't feel real to me, as if it's not a memory I've had but I can still see the fucking shit in front of me as if it has happened. The memory is me talking to some shade holding a dim lantern, not getting any answer, just me talking to it while my dog is sitting next to me on the same route I always take. Maybe a dream I had.

>>17126537
A complete conversation I had with family in Norway while we were celebrating the national day, the words I said and they said matched the dream, so did the seating and people entering at the exact same time as I had dreamed. Also the entirety of a friends birthday party.

>>17126537
I also remember dreaming of playing a game that I had never seen before, ~2 years before it's release.

>>17126537
I remember the game it was now, DayZ mod on ArmA 2.

Too bad I don't have any way of triggering these, that I know of, if I would I'd fucking play in the lotto or some shit.

>>17126430
I agree but it should not be a problem to detect them like we just did with gravitational waves and it should be supported with mathemical evidence. Where is the mathematical evidence for the exitence of ghost or any hard evidence. Only a low iq and delusional /x/ user would believe in ghost.

>>17126552
>>17126558
>>17126564
Makes me wonder if the dreams influenced you to act in the certain way to make the dreams more likely to come true.
i.e. you said certain things in the convo as a result of the influence from the dream
Or you bought dayz because you were influenced by the very similar game you played in the dream.

Of course this does not explain the actions of others in your dream, seating placements, etc.

>>17126574
This is also a reason I'm posting it here, cause on /x/ I'd only have people screaming ghost or demon at me as an answer, here, people are trying to make sense of this..

The spooky tree and stuff sounds like horse shit.

If anything I'm more leanient to believe the typing; but you'd have to record it happening.

Nothing extreme ever happens like what you're describing. I'm listening to a shampoo bottle snap every 15 minutes from a dark bathroom I can look into.

These things happen man, but it's not the Hollywood trash you're describing.

If it bothers you, but a cross on your wall. Or a voodoo freeze dried chicken foot above your bedroom door.. When you hear the typing; walk in saying go away as much as you can (to make yourself feel better).

>>17126592
The DayZ thing I remembered dreaming of when I played it, and crossed the exact same position of the map, and did the exact same action as in the dream. Also, it's weird to me that I knew what their answer would be..

>>17126574

my entire business is built around the concept of ghost, and im high enough IQ to be successful in my field, but you are welcome to believe what ever you want.

but consider the following: is there really any scientific research being conducted regularly about ghost? most anyone who 'studies' them is not anywhere near any kind of stem degree. the concept of aliens used to be stupid fantasy until actual scientists got involved. but when was the last time scientists did a wide scale examination into the possibility of ghosts?

again we didnt have the ability to detect radiation until relatively recently, or any sort of wave lengths / energy / signals until recently. doesn't mean they did not exist. science is not one unified simple subject of what is true and untrue. we are not at our most scientifically advanced state. our understanding of even things like the dinosaurs pales in comparison to the actual facts. they say we only have about 10% of that fossil record. and for atime the idea of dinosuars was silly. the idea of evolution, something we can detect and observe easily now, was silly.

science is a slowly changing field and theres lots of shit we dont understand at all. theories about how the universe work and created arent really even 'theories' yet.

again, you are free to believe what you want to, but when you disregard anything that could be presented as the beginning of a new scientific movement simply because there is no scientific study on it yet is rather ignorant. its borderline christian.

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Perhaps it's something like water dripping from somewhere, maybe outside. Perhaps it's something that just sounds like typing.

>>17126599
Actually; there are thousands of people who are fanatical about ghosts.

And aliens

And the loch mess monster

And moth man

And el chupacabra

It doesn't matter how scientific you can study something, what materials there are, or who you're in contact with.. If there is no evidence, that is that.

>>17126597
I know it sounds like complete idiocy, and the fact that I saw it one day and not the other is a fact. How it dissapeared, I dunno. Am I blaming ghosts? No. I'm just saying it happened, and I have no fucking way of explaining it, especially the fact that it had pearl white fucking cobwebs hanging from it on it's branches, nor how the bark looked normal but every other tree in the forest was green and that was not. All of this confuses me, and as I go on, I remember more details of this. If you have an answer that is better than any of the people here, please share, cause I don't want to be this kind of "special". I swear, if I'm mentally retarded and this shit will escalate in the future, I'll off myself as soon as possible.

>>17126354
It's possible there's something otherworldly happening but it's also possible it's all in your own mind. I'm a bit of a valetudinarian. At my most anxious I've convinced myself of experiencing many things to the point of inducing blindness and lack of feeling on my arms.

That being said, I've also experienced many things that were luckily witnessed by others who I consider magnitudes more sane than myself. My former boyfriend and I witnessed quarters spinning on a table across the room immediately after I jestingly tempted God, secured flowers hanging on a wall that hadn't been touched or moved in years suddenly falling on many occasions without reason or draft, also stable level cans in the pantry falling out of cabinets and shelves after my mom died. She loved to cook and loved flowers. Flat makeup palates falling out of a bathroom vanity while my friend and I were downstairs. Lights suddenly going out when I asked God for a sign if I needed to go see my grandmother. I got there just in time to hold her and tell her how much she means to me and thank her for making life beautiful. Had I not left then, I wouldn't have made it.

Now I always experience intense energy when these things happen, so maybe unexplainable things are a product of our own mind. But I've often felt dark presences too. I don't hear voices, I don't see things, I hold a stable steady job and lifestyle. But there's no denying the things that have happened when I felt intense dark energies. Computer screens suddenly turning on when the tower was off. Clocks flashing. Apple cider vinegar flying off the stove as I rushed out the door to get away from the feeling.

Some of these things I shared with people, others I haven't and reactions vary. But it's possible to convince yourself of anything, so try recording it or take mental note of how you're feeling when the typing happens. Something like typing could be mice perhaps. You need to eliminate other possibilities.

>>17126629
A lot of these thing seem like you've subconsciously done yourself, like the vinegar, or visiting your grandma, people can sometimes feel it when someone close is gonna die. The cabinet stuff - no explanation, but the stuff holding the flower pots could have worn down if they've been there for years, that stuff happens.

I'm not a religious person, I do choose to follow Buddhism, as it appeals to me. but that's as far as I go following anything that hasn't been scientifically proven.

Do I feel when shit is gonna happen? Nope. Do I have some kind of hidden skill of precognition? Maybe. Does weird shit keep happening to me, getting feelings like I'm always watched and stuff being stages? Yes, and I do not enjoy it.

>>17126652
Staged* like in a movie.

>>17126652
The lights went out at that exact instant. It was very bizarre. I'm usually the first to look for plausible explanations but the odds of that are unbelievable, although it's possible to have imagined but when weighed against the things I've experienced in the presence of others, it seems more likely that I didn't imagine it.
As far as knowing when people are going to die, there's many accounts of that but why does it happen? We lived six hours apart.

The flowers were dried flowers secured with hooks over our stove. The hooks weren't faulty, it was like it had to be lifted over the hook to fall. Kind of like a photo hanging on a wall. I would always put them back on the hook until one day they just stopped falling as suddenly as they had started.

The vinegar was bizarre. The stove is across the room from the door and I was nowhere near it. I picked the bottle up off the floor when I returned from work.

I'm just adding details because I appreciate solid feedback. I know I can convince myself of things happening to me physically, but that has only started happening recently after loads of stress. These things all happened before. I hope I haven't always been insane or something.

Another anecdote. I'm not religious. I was a staunch atheist for years. That's why I was tempting God to tease my former bf that time. When my brother died my mother was a mess and in desperation I prayed in our empty house for her to receive a sign to let her know her son was okay. The next day I took her shopping in the city where no one knew us. A man approached her and said he was on the other side of the park and was told to come up to her and tell her that he's okay and he wants to make sure she has a good weekend. He gave her all the money he had on him and reassured me that some people can listen and they are among us doing his work. Possibly a bizarre coincidence but the odds of that and his wording was very specific.

>>17126755
Just adding that we both recounted that story to several people over but I never told her about praying the day before.