When friends get together, they usually talk about their careers, love lives or even how little Johnny is doing at school.
But not me and my friends. We discuss creepy things that’d scare the pants off any normal human being. We even eat ice cream while we do it.
And I know this sounds – well, crazy – but my friend is about 1000% certain that her son’s imaginary friend is real. She was confused at first, but she thinks he’s been talking to a kid named Clara who died nine years ago.
Umm, do you want to fetch the holy water, or shall I?
Okay, let’s start from the beginning.
My friend, Rachel, her husband, Andrew and their two sons, Oliver and Max moved into a wonderful Sydney home earlier this year. It’s located in a safe area, it’s spacious and the neighbours even feed them banana bread occasionally.
What more could they possibly ask for? Well, I don’t know. Maybe that their house not be haunted, for a start.
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I have had a number of personal experiences with ghost and child ghost from deceased family members to spirits who lived in my house. Sometimes they need permission to leave/cross over or are waiting for something or have a message. Ask your Son to ask Clara if she has anything she wants to tell her Mum or Dad or if she is waiting for something. If she doesn't then I would try saying to her something along the lines of "Clara, it is okay to leave. You will be okay. It is time to go now". Sometimes spirits, particularly child spirits need to be reassured that they will be okay, similarly to living children. I would also explain to Oliver that Clara may leave so he isn't shocked or distressed when she does leave. Hope that helps xx
As a child of three, I had a beautiful spirit friend. She only ever appeared outside our home under a massive Morton Bay fig tree in our backyard. She was dressed in what I now know to be the Edwardian style, of a white cotton dress with lace trim. She wore black boots and had beautiful black hair in long ringlets. She never spoke but we communicated mentally. Her name was Jane. I never saw her again after we moved house.