05-04-2014, 08:43 AM
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Re: Would You Live In A Murder House?
Originally Posted by eccles
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It wouldn't bother me at all. A house is just bricks and mortar and I don't believe walls can absorb violence or evil. If the price and location were right I'd go for it like a shot.
05-04-2014, 06:02 PM
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Re: Would You Live In A Murder House?
I suppose you can say it depends on how psychic you are to pick up the vibes of the murder. If you are not psychic then it shouldn't bother youand the knowledge wouldn't mean anything.
I did live in a house about 20 years ago and I kept getting messages in
my sleep of a man talking Polish. I just ignored it for years then one day
mentioned it to a old woman who lived in the street for years. Why I don't know.
She said that before I had moved in there about 10 years before, a Polish
man who had been stranded in England after the War because the Russians wouldn't let the Polish go back had lived there and died there. He wanted to go home I remembered that and in my next dream about him I told him he was free to go home now and didn't have any problems anymore. You have to tell them to go home or they linger as they seem to be lost.
05-04-2014, 06:08 PM
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Re: Would You Live In A Murder House?
I don't know about all of Canada but I know in Ontario Realtors have to disclose particular information & a home where someone died or murder has to be told to the prospective buyer. My husband and I asked about our 1st house but this one was only 14 years old & the builder & family were the sellers.05-04-2014, 10:04 PM
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Re: Would You Live In A Murder House?
I beleive whatever happens inside a house determines how people pick up on the atmosphere it retains. We are all psychic but some just "tune in" to it naturally whilst others just can't grasp it.When hubby and myself ,many years ago ,was looking for an exchange of house ( when we had a council house) we had a viewing a few streets away. As soon as we went through the door i felt claustrophobic and started choking. I felt embarrassed and preceded to view the upstairs after finding the downstairs very suitable for our family. The further we went upstairs (each step was harder !) the more i felt like fainting and the stench was disgusting. I made some excuse to hubby and the tenants that i didn't feel well so we thanked them and left. A few weeks later,after we'd chosen a different house, a neighbour told me there'd been a suicide there. Apparently a man had took some pills and vodka,went to bed and placed a huge plastic bag over his head . This had happened only 9 weeks before we viewed it.
05-04-2014, 10:41 PM
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Re: Would You Live In A Murder House?
Originally Posted by astrolady
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I beleive whatever happens inside a house determines how people pick up on the atmosphere it retains. We are all psychic but some just "tune in" to it naturally whilst others just can't grasp it. When hubby and myself ,many years ago ,was looking for an exchange of house ( when we had a council house) we had a viewing a few streets away. As soon as we went through the door i felt claustrophobic and started choking. I felt embarrassed and preceded to view the upstairs after finding the downstairs very suitable for our family. The further we went upstairs (each step was harder !) the more i felt like fainting and the stench was disgusting. I made some excuse to hubby and the tenants that i didn't feel well so we thanked them and left. A few weeks later,after we'd chosen a different house, a neighbour told me there'd been a suicide there. Apparently a man had took some pills and vodka,went to bed and placed a huge plastic bag over his head . This had happened only 9 weeks before we viewed it.
.Eh, tis humorous I is being you know - not cynical
(or maybe not 
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