Oh my goodness Anders I so agree.,,
So pat19989, I do have stories of second density… so first, I live in an old house and for the last ten years it’s been invaded by crickets at night. Mind you I keep my house really clean, it smells of flowers and fresh wax, I wash the floors… but crickets love me… so now crickets at night appear in my bathtub, we talk, ( we really talk, I can hear them answer, and I am not smoking anything ) but since I take a shower in it each night I brace to save them… so here’s what happens.. if I save the very very young ones that are minuscule, when I put them on the floor with a tissue, once I turn my back they disappear… I mean I turn my back then turn around immediately and they are nowhere in sight….
Same thing with baby spiders in the kitchen, I save them from the kitchen sink, and they disappear….
It happens repeatedly, like they want me to see it really.
Second thing is with larger entity of second dimension.
My daughter has a horse ( she is obsessed, she works hard and all her earnings go to horses ) so she has had this horse for a year and a half. If I go to his barn, first he nickers when I I get out of my car. They say horses recognize the heartbeat of the people they love. Anyway. I get close to his stall. If I pretend not to see him but turn my back to him, he’ll grab delicately with his teeth the collar of my shirt and I’ll, have to turn around to face him otherwise he won’t let go of my collar.
If I tell a joke to someone else not facing him, he’ll grab my collar again, and pull me towards him.
If he is sad he’ll just put the tip of his head against my breast ( there’s nothing there as I had a mastectomy) and he’ll let his his head there and close his eyes, and stays there. I mean I’ll cry. And if I wear a purse over my shoulder with his lips he’ll fool around the top of my purse as if trying to pry it open. If he is laying in his stall on shavings, and I sit by his side he’ll put his head on my thigh and falls asleep. I mean, we humans think we know best, it’s to cry for.
So pat19989, I do have stories of second density… so first, I live in an old house and for the last ten years it’s been invaded by crickets at night. Mind you I keep my house really clean, it smells of flowers and fresh wax, I wash the floors… but crickets love me… so now crickets at night appear in my bathtub, we talk, ( we really talk, I can hear them answer, and I am not smoking anything ) but since I take a shower in it each night I brace to save them… so here’s what happens.. if I save the very very young ones that are minuscule, when I put them on the floor with a tissue, once I turn my back they disappear… I mean I turn my back then turn around immediately and they are nowhere in sight….
Same thing with baby spiders in the kitchen, I save them from the kitchen sink, and they disappear….
It happens repeatedly, like they want me to see it really.
Second thing is with larger entity of second dimension.
My daughter has a horse ( she is obsessed, she works hard and all her earnings go to horses ) so she has had this horse for a year and a half. If I go to his barn, first he nickers when I I get out of my car. They say horses recognize the heartbeat of the people they love. Anyway. I get close to his stall. If I pretend not to see him but turn my back to him, he’ll grab delicately with his teeth the collar of my shirt and I’ll, have to turn around to face him otherwise he won’t let go of my collar.
If I tell a joke to someone else not facing him, he’ll grab my collar again, and pull me towards him.
If he is sad he’ll just put the tip of his head against my breast ( there’s nothing there as I had a mastectomy) and he’ll let his his head there and close his eyes, and stays there. I mean I’ll cry. And if I wear a purse over my shoulder with his lips he’ll fool around the top of my purse as if trying to pry it open. If he is laying in his stall on shavings, and I sit by his side he’ll put his head on my thigh and falls asleep. I mean, we humans think we know best, it’s to cry for.
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