Paranormal Activity Validated

Lori from Foresthill, CA, asked:

Hi Julie,

I have been experiencing paranormal activity in a fairly new structure built on our property including faucets turning on, banging noises, and toilet flushing. It is particularly strong during normal work hours and daylight.

Can you please shed some light on this situation and ask whatever spirit or spirits to stop? I’m feeling unwanted in my own space.

Thanks.

Lori

Hi Lori,

Since Halloween is in a few days, I thought it was the perfect time to see if I could get some answers for you about the spooky happenings at your new structure.

So, in order to get some information for you, I energetically connected to you and from you to your building and found several spirits there.

I was told they were the David Armstrong family and had come from the Midwest in the early 1850’s. David and his family looked like characters from the 1970’s TV show Little House on the Prairie. I saw (in my mind’s eye) the spirits of a husband, wife, and three children. Oh, and a covered wagon and dog that looked like Benji.

It seems the family came to the area because of the gold rush mining boom and homesteaded land.

These spirits didn’t realize they were dead so I helped them transition to Heaven by requesting the assistance of deceased relatives. As described in my book Angelic Attendants: What Really Happen As We Transition From This Life Into The Next, a “Welcome To Heaven” group consisting of the spirits of their deceased family and friends beckoned them into a bright whitish yellow wall of light. I then saw the entire Armstrong family cross over into Heaven.

This will hopefully help quiet the paranormal activities in your building. If they continue, just ask the spirits to leave and they will. You can even call them by name. Always remember, all spirits are based in love so there’s nothing to fear. Regardless of what we’ve been taught, evil spirits don’t exist.

And, by the way, just out of curiosity, I googled David Armstrong, 1850, Foresthill, CA, and learned there was in fact a David Armstrong in the area at that time. He owned a sawmill about an hour away in Pine Grove, CA, and was a partner in several mines. In addition, he was originally from Ohio and arrived in the area in the early 1850’s!

It’s fun to research the information we get from Spirit, especially when we can find historical documents that corroborate the details we receive.

Happy “Peaceful” Halloween!