August 30, 2010
The Entity in My Living Room
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Daniel L. Christophersen - Aasiaat, Greenland - 2002-2003
I had just moved into an apartment I was renting for a while in Aasiaat at
the street "Akunnikasik 69." It was the same day at night when I experienced
this "something." My friends were visiting me and we were just gaming
Playstation until past midnight -- it was on a Saturday. My best friend was
the last one who went, pretty late at night. I was lying on the coach, and
right after my friend went out, I could suddenly hear something in the
bedroom. It sounded like someone waking/standing up from the bed. It got my
attention and I began to feel a little weird and uncomfortable. And then I
could hear footsteps, light footsteps with both feet on the ground, slightly
lifting but, quick/slow... I don't know... And then the footsteps went out
to the kitchen and I was still frozen still, lying with eyes wide open, and
with my ears focusing on the sound that sounded like a child, at least that
was my assumption, we can assume/recognize things with our brilliant minds.
And finally, I could hear clearly now that these footsteps were coming
toward me from the kitchen to the living room! I was still frozen,
paralyzed, in a state I've never felt or can describe. The footsteps
suddenly stopped right beside the couch I was lying on and with a deep and
extreme chill all over my body, I stood up instantly! With chills all over
my body where every hair of my body were stiff as needles. I went to the
kitchen, just out of the living room where this "entity" had stopped, and
all my chills were gone, just like that. I got my grip, and then I went back
in the living room and I could immediately feel the exact same chills, again
all over my body! Then I just relaxed, thought about what/who this was, and
just got to bed and fell asleep.
It was the only time I experienced something like that, and I will never
forget it. Before that incident, I was a skeptic on ghosts and UFO's, you
name it, but after that night, I believe!
