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Bl_Pope_Pius_IX
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By “psychological occurence” I mean something that could very well have been the workings of a mind that could be grieving the loss of a family dog, thinking about it, and hearing what you want to hear. My father once saw his grandfather, who he loved dearly and had died a few days previous. He saw him in a rocking chair, smiling. Now he even admits that (his words not mine) “I wanted to see him so bad. I really did, and for a few months I didn’t stop thinking about him.” So this being said the psychological occurence can be the prime suspect in many of these incidents.No need to apologize. I liked your posts. My parents no longer own the house, so it’s someone else’s problem now!Now, what do you mean by a psychological occurence? Do you mean it was in their heads? That would be hard to believe, as three people all heard the same things - i.e., dead dog sounds. Two of them on the same night independently of each other. I’ve just always felt torn between “oh, how wonderful, Jinx and Casey came back to say goodbye”
and “Holy ****! get out of the house!”
It’s just fun to speculate on topics that no one has an answer for.
