I’ll go first:
Seen my guardian angel
Saw Mary in my Dream coaching me to say the Rosary
Saw a demon next to my wife while we were going through conversion.
Felt horribly frozen while awake in my bed several times while a dark spirit tormented me mentally mostly
And more.
Have you ever felt the exstacy of God in his presence…other than in adoration…I mean in your home in your own quarters? Wow. And no my mental healt is clear other than depression from time to time from living a difficult life.
Once I felt the presence of the first five soldiers killed in Iraq at the beginning the war where I watched their entire funeral and learned about each one personally and prayed for them and their families all day and night. I was laying in my bed about to fall asleep and was talking to them and praying to God knowing they were like angels that had passed and was thanking them for their service. I felt five people sit on my bed one by one and a hand on my leg like a pat, and I felt complete peace. I knew it was them and I cant believe I didnt freak out bc I was in total darkness. Then about 10 minutes later I felt the presence leave. I never saw anything but I could feel and smell a presence. I cant describe the smell bc its not like anything i can name. closest thing i can think of is ocean air maybe or like unscented Oust. and its very very faint. I got up real carefully and turned the light on and there were 5 dents in my comforter. wow. was a really cool moment. I always wished I could see the sights of Mary in Megagorie. I remember that as a little girl and was fascinated. nothing like this has ever happened again…
I saw an angel - for real - on the day I burried my first husband. My MIL saw him too. No wings, though; hippy style young guy carrying a huge banner(flag) that said “Jesus”. Then he vanished into thin air. I would have thought I was nuts except that my MIL saw him too.
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