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Have you ever had anything ghostly or paranormal happen to you or someone you know? Share them here.

Ok i'll share. lol

When i was a little girl, i remember being frightened by something that caused me to run and bang on the bedroom door of my grandparent's room. They always thought i was just having nightmares.

My grandfather still lives in the same house i grew up in and early last year, my mother called me and told me about what happened one night to my grandfather.

Apparently he got up in the middle of the night and was going to the bathroom. In the hallway, he stopped and looked into the living room and saw a man standing there. He thought it was a burglar so he yelled to the guy to get out of his house!

The man figure turned and walked right through the wall.

My grandfather's logic is this. If it's black, it's bad energy and probably bad in general.

The cool part is that I believe this is what i saw as a child, and got confirmation of why i was always afraid of the dark.

Last Spring I was touring the Whaley House in Old Town San Diego. It was a day tour and relatively benign. We were led down the stairs to a hall. I was standing by the case and I began to feel my heart race. The tour guide was talking about the wall paper in the room. I start to feel my heart pounding in my throat and my chest tightens. I think I'm having a heart attack. I quietly have my friend feel my pulse. I'm about to have someone call paramedics--- The tour guide then announces that in this part of the home sometimes women have panic attacks. Mrs. Whaley was held at gun point on the stairs and a young woman died from her suicide wounds in the parlor directly across from them.

At the end of the tour I approached the tour guide and told him what happened. He said that once in a while women come through that are more sensitive to the tragedy. He recommended I get out of the house entirely to fully calm down. Sure enough, after a few moments out of the home my heart rate went back to normal.

That's amazing. Great story! :)