My Friend's House Is Haunted

AliceLeftWonderland, about the devil worshippers. Yes they do, we see them at night, we find weird symbols drawn into dirt. I looked them up and they were Satanic symbols.

These things freak us out. The Indian thing is HER expereience not mine. I do believe her, because she couldn't tell a lie to save her life. (not joking.) At least 6 years ago there was, however, a pretty bad car crash. No one died.

Just for those of you who felt I was just spewing words in relation the validity of the CLAIM that Native Grounds are "more active" than others:

"The reasons for the Ancient Indian Burial Ground are plenty. Burial sites are often connected with Ancient Elder Evil, and, in the USA, unless your definition of 'ancient' is pretty flexible, that means Native Americans. Some tribes didn't give their burial grounds signs that they were graveyards, such as tombstones, memorials or rolling clouds of Ominous Fog. Native Americans are generally assumed to be more magical, and hence will have niftier ghosts. The plotline can play off both the concepts of the Savage Evil Indian of The Western, and that of the Compassionate Native Who Got the Shaft from Settlers (and then got an affordable three-bedroom home dumped on top of him). It's a good way to exorcise white guilt because, in some ways, all of America is an Indian Burial Ground."
Http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/IndianBurialGround

"There are a number of factors why this focus on "Old Indian Burial Grounds" is a feature of our culture... There is a collective guilt for American mainstream historic dispossession of Native lands (and all of America was once Native land!) Even for people who regard this dispossession as a natural or necessary thing, the subconscious feels this guilt. And guilt leads to fear, especially of the old pagan beliefs of retribution of angered spirits."
Http://paranormalmontana.blogspot.com/2008/02/indian-burial-grounds.html

There are more, obviously, but I did not want to take up too much space.

Also:http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art48537.asp (as for the use of Tobacco, and coffee) http://nativeamericancultures.com/sacred.htm

Thank you.

This was one of the best stories ever because of how scary it was and if I were there I would scream out loud. 😨 😨 😨

If you're going to hold a seance, or are considering it, please be careful.
Perhaps find a medium who's done it before, to lead you all?
I've never been to a seance, but I've heard that they can be dangerous as hell.

- Alice
Xox

i know what a seance is me and my friend have talked about it but are to scared to do anything

Cemeteries don't automatically link up with hauntings.
An old best friend of mine used to live directly behind a cemetery and it was the least active house, ever.
What you heard could've been the house shifting in the night, people visiting the cemetery.
Also, a seance is no indication of devil worship.

As for the shadow, well your friend knows what she's seen, right?
Everything else can be explained away.

Best Wishes

- Alice
Xox

Even if the house WAS built directly over a Native Burial Ground, even if you dug the basement OUT of a burial ground moving skeletons as you went along, it would be ABSOLUTELY no more haunted than if you built over a pet cemetery.
IF people are actually going there to "worship the devil", and hold seances THAT is where your activity originates.
Do NOT let people convince you that an Indian Burial Ground is synonymous with Haunting. It is NOT.

So, first things first. May I inquire as to your age? If you are a bit leery on posting THAT, do you still live with a Parental figure who may wonder why you are trying out certain...Blessings?
I can suggest a few things, but those questions need answered first. If you have to "hide" what you are doing, the suggestion would be vastly different than straight up Cleansing the house.
If you truly believe that you saw, and perhaps HAVE a Native Spirit in your home... A "gift" of a pinch of coffee at the back door, or tobacco would be appropriate.
Thank you.

I'm 100% positive that your house was not built on a burial ground. The spirits would be much more aggressive towards the family inside. Thers not much more anyone can say on here except what Darkness has already said, to bless the house, there's always the option of calling the police to take care of the Satanists in the graveyard. It can be classified as disturbing the peace, if it's after 10pm, and also MAYBE loitering, don't quote me though.

People who live near cemetaries, I've found, are a little more paranoid and catious than those who don't. Not to discredit what you have experiences, your your imagination can run wild and cause you to see/hear things that may not really be there.

Zzsgranny makes a good point.

However, so does darkness. Try blessing the house, or ignoring what is happening. It doesn't seem evil or demonic.

I agree with Darkness. With my experience with houses build near a cemetery is that there is a bit more paranormal activity. The thing with the devil worshippers is that they definitely attract evil spirits to that site. I would follow the advice that Darkness shared. Take care and good luck. Trix ❤

coolerthanu:...*SIGH*...Not every haunted house was built on an Indian burial ground... Geez 😆...Other than that, the other sounds you're hearing may be coming from LIVE people visiting the cemetery to hold their seances, or rituals... I agree with DARKNESS, these people may be bringing spirits there...

But, as long as no-one is being physically harmed, I don't think there's anything to worry about...Again, as DARKNESS' echo, see if you can perform some protection rituals, so they won't pass through the home...

Good luck

coolerthanu2121: You mention that people go to this cemetary to worship the devil and to conduct seances, this in itself can bring entities to the area. It could be wandering spirits just passing through the home, it does not seem to be anything malevolent. Perhaps maybe having the house blessed or some sort of protection rituals could be conducted if these experiences are becoming unnerving. This website do have a few listed if you are interested. All the best to you.

Thanks for sharing.

Dan