Poltergeists?

Question

I think my room has one! I can hear things in the night when everyone is asleep, and the other day i dropped on of my crystals- a sphere shaped one. It rolled under my desk, and STOPPED. I had turned around folding clothes on my bed and something touched my foot. I look down and there it is, and remember, it had stopped under my desk- the other side of the room. I'm not scared of poltergeists, but can they harm me in anyway? And can i get rid of them?

Answer 1

Usually there's a pre-teen in the area when there's poltergeist activity around. If it wanted to harm you it would have done so already.You cannot get rid of them unless they want to go. They have free will. Check out my website at www.goodpsychicmedium.com

Answer 2

Poltergeist

The word comes from the German, roughly translating as "knocking spirit".



A supernatural phenomenon which manifests itself as a force that moves objects around, sometimes in a destructive manner. While some theories identify the poltergeist as a ghost, others say that it is the unconscious use of psychokinetic powers by a resident of the afflicted house, often an adolescent. (Poltergeists do seem to frequently pop up in houses where a teenager or a child nearing puberty lives.)

Answer 3

A poltergeist is a nonhuman entity which literally means "noisy ghost" but is usually more malicious and destructive than ghosts of dead human beings. Traditional poltergeists activities are thumping and banging, levitating or the moving of objects, stone throwing and starting fires. Yes it can harm you.

Turn to God for help, pray for his protection from these dark forces.



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Sweetie say Boo! Did I spook you? ;-)

Answer 4

If you are a female teen with green/hazel eyes, I bet the poltergeist is you.

Answer 5

Call the priest over, make sure he blesses your house and you.

If that doesnt work try to find a fortune teller - im serious. Maybe sure they're arent fake, ask them about it and how to get hid of it.

Answer 6

Maybe you should pray about it and talk to a preacher/priest. Prayer always makes a difference!