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Arthur Conan Doyle: Ghost Hunter
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Oh, that was so interesting reading about his personal experiences. :) The first one, about sleep paralysis, made me shudder. I dislike that phenomenon very much!
Is there a thread on this forum of ghost stories (I searched, but nothing came up)? I'd like to read urban legends from varying members and therefore a number of different places! I always like hearing different versions of, say, Bloody Mary for example, or The Gray Lady. :)
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I love Doyle's works and have read a good deal about him and his ghost hunting adventures. He was definitely an interesting guy with a pretty open mind.
I also am not a fan of Sleep Paralysis. I've had that experience several times. Sometimes I've seen/heard things, others I haven't, but just being wide awake yet unable to sit up, or speak, or even breathe is a pretty strange sensation. It scared the crap out of me the first few times. I've gotten used to it now.
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