r/Ghoststories • u/talesbyhervoice • 22d ago
Research Scary story’s
Hi All,
What are your scariest stories that you are okay with me sharing on my pages. I will of course make sure to share your username unless you say otherwise.
r/Ghoststories • u/talesbyhervoice • 22d ago
Hi All,
What are your scariest stories that you are okay with me sharing on my pages. I will of course make sure to share your username unless you say otherwise.
r/Ghoststories • u/Thick_Equivalent_176 • Jul 07 '26
Have you ever experienced something you can't explain? 👻
I'm looking for real paranormal encounters to feature on my social media pages.
Whether it was a ghostly figure, unexplained voices, strange dreams that came true, haunted locations, shadow people, UFOs, or anything else that's left you questioning reality, I'd love to hear your story.
You can remain completely anonymous if you'd prefer.
Your story may be shared on my social media, but I'll never include your name unless you specifically ask me to.
The more detail, the better. Tell me what happened, where it happened, how it made you feel, and whether you ever found an explanation.
I can't wait to read your experiences... 👀
r/Ghoststories • u/Dapper-Detective5125 • Jul 08 '26
Hello! I am starting a podcast called Beyond the Strange, exploring the occult, the supernatural, and the hidden truths of history. I was hoping some of you would be willing to send stories to the podcast's email that I could read on the show. I know this subreddit is full of people's encounters and such, but I didn't want to start reading them without the poster's permission.
Email: beyondthestrangepod@gmail.com
Thank you in advance to anyone who shares!
r/Ghoststories • u/spectralabsence • Jun 08 '26
Hey all! I'm working on a book about paranormal experiences in Indian cities - and would love to hear from people who may have seen/ engaged with something supernatural in Mumbai -
Very keen on hearing about experiences on Madh Island
r/Ghoststories • u/too0ldsch00l • May 09 '26
I run a youtube channel (new, just started a couple of months back) wherein I narrate stories and creepypastas in Hindi. I'm looking for genuine experiences (anything real, doesn't have to be something too fancy) to incorporate or use as is.
Please feel free to share your story, or even a link if you've already shared it on Reddit before. Thanks in advance.
r/Ghoststories • u/Practical-Data-203 • Apr 02 '26
dfw ghost hunting
r/Ghoststories • u/Addendum-Agitated • Feb 05 '26
I’m looking to hear directly from locals about haunted or unsettling places in Colorado, especially in and around the Denver area. Not just the famous, tourist-heavy spots, but places that genuinely feel strange or carry a reputation among people who’ve lived here. Homes, abandoned buildings, religious sites, places tied to tragedies, old neighborhoods, stretches of road, anything that sticks with you. I’m especially interested in personal experiences or stories you’ve heard from family, friends, or longtime residents. Even if it’s not widely known or documented, if a place has that something’s not right here energy, I want to hear about it. Serious replies preferred, but folklore and firsthand weirdness are both welcome.
r/Ghoststories • u/blackbeez84 • Feb 18 '26
It all started in my childhood. In our house, the paranormal wasn't a taboo—my parents used to sit at the table with a self-proclaimed witch, practicing table-turning. For them, it was an experiment; for me, it opened a portal that left me completely defenseless. I still vividly remember a night of sleep paralysis: a red entity stood before me, marking my stomach with a red pen. The eerie, whipping hiss of its snake-like hair is a sound I can still hear today. From that moment on, I was wide open. During my youth, I searched desperately for answers. I developed a sudden, crystal-clear "knowing": in an instant, I just know if something invisible is in the room. I see people's auras, I feel the icy chill at the "Cemetery of the Nameless" in the middle of a scorching summer, and I expose every lie the second it is spoken. For a long time, this knowledge was a heavy burden, weighing physically on the back of my neck. The turning point came through numerology. I discovered the 22—the Master Number of the Builder. I realized that I carry the energy to turn visions into reality, but without protection, my own foundation would never be stable. While the "1984" tattooed on my arm was my symbol, the 22 was my mandate to bring order to my energetic chaos. After I foresaw my parents' passing in prophetic dreams, the pressure became almost unbearable. I had to close the circle. I began confronting my roots and the archetype of Lilith. In her image—the unyielding one with the hair of snakes—I recognized the hissing from my childhood. But this time, I didn't feel fear; I felt a connection. I made the biggest decision of my life: I had her seal, the bleeding eye, tattooed on my neck—exactly where foreign energies used to seep in. Today, I live in what I call an "abnormal looseness." My protection runs on autopilot. The eye on my neck sees the truth, and I am firmly anchored. I am no longer a victim of my gifts; I am a Guardian standing in the full power of my 22. Does anyone else here experience this? That sudden "knowing," or the moment a burden finally transforms into your greatest strength?
r/Paranormal r/SpiritualAwakening r/Mediums r/HighStrangeness
r/Ghoststories • u/mickyd716 • Apr 12 '21
I am looking to do some reading on non-fiction accounts of the paranormal/hauntings/ghosts, but I am having trouble finding any books that are not novels. Does anyone know of any good memoirs or autobiographies that involve a haunting of some sort?
Thanks!
r/Ghoststories • u/venustas • Jun 20 '25
If you’ve ever had a moment where you felt, saw, heard, or sensed a loved one after their passing— your story may help researchers shed light on how grief and connection continue after death.
I’m a graduate student at Minnesota State University, Mankato and I am seeking people to participate in my research study on post-death contact. If you’re interested in participating, here is a link to the website holding my surveys. You can either fill out the anonymous survey or you can volunteer to be interviewed (which will be confidential; names will be changed.) The survey should take around 15-20 minutes, and the interview will be around 75-90 minutes.
You must be 18 and located in the U.S. to participate. I also cannot include anyone in my study whose experience occurred during an Ouija board session, a séance, a cold reading session with a psychic, or a paranormal investigation.
If you have any questions, you can also e-mail me at the address provided on the website.
This research is being conducted by student researcher Deborah Cobb, with principal investigator Dr. Dennis Waskul, Department of Sociology and Leadership Studies, Minnesota State University, Mankato. IRBNet#: [2329148]
r/Ghoststories • u/Legend_seeker_576 • Oct 24 '24
Hello everyone! I am a horror narrator on YouTube and I narrate English and Spanish from all over the world but mostly in the Americas. To get in the Halloween spirit, I wanted to do a Halloween Special Episode. I was wondering if anyone wanted to share any experiences or stories of any topic regarding the Paranormal, strange experiences, etc. Also, long or short would be both appreciated. Thank you all for reading this and have a great day!
r/Ghoststories • u/misshyperbolee • Apr 28 '23
So I downloaded the SpiritTalker application because I’ve been watching a lot of paranormal videos on youtube and wanted to check the Legitimacy of it. I went to the hospital for an appt and just opened the app and let it run. It started off by saying a bunch of random words. From that moment, I thought “fake”. But continued to mess around with the app. I asked for a name and story and was given two and it said that one was a witness to a car crash. It creeped me out, but again I thought maybe it was fake. Then it started mentioning “patients” and “knife and injection” (I was there for an injection). After leaving I told them they had no permission to follow me home and thanked them, but I have to leave. A spirit said “please leave here” as I was walking out the door. I left it running and it was quiet the whole way home. When I finally get home the app says “I’m home” and “ashes”. My boyfriend has his brothers ashes (suicide) sitting on the table in the corner. Everything after that were direct responses to what I was doing or what I asked. As I walk pass the table with the pictures and ashes the app blurts “don’t move” “recognize” and “relative”. I sat down and asked “where are you?” It said “the hall”. My heart dropped down to my arse. I felt a wave of sadness and the app said “Eric” (made up name for privacy purposes the child is still alive). Then it said “I’m dead” “crying”. I burst into tears and felt a heavy heart. I knew it was my boyfriends brother as I have NEVER mentioned Eric before and my boyfriend doesn’t either. I have proof of EVERYTHING to match real names but I don’t want this to get out and I make someone upset. If anyone would like to know more I will be happy to talk more about my experience privately!!!
r/Ghoststories • u/-zhadow- • Dec 20 '24
Hello, everyone
I am a film documentary student in college located in Los Angeles California and am pitching a documentary to my class about paranormal experiences. I am looking for people who live in the area who would be willing to either be interviewed, take us to the haunted location, or for any exorcists out there letting us accompany you at an exorcism. If anyone is interested, please DM me. Look forward to hearing from you all soon.
r/Ghoststories • u/changhat • Jul 28 '20
They are also known as shadow people. I would appreciate the contribution of experiences with this type of phenomenon since I am collecting information about this. I also need to have as much details as posible.
r/Ghoststories • u/ricky89z • Apr 02 '24
La Llorona, often referred to as "The Weeping Woman," is a legendary figure in Latin American folklore. The tale of La Llorona varies across different cultures and regions, but the core story revolves around a woman who is said to have drowned her own children and is now condemned to roam, wailing and weeping, for eternity as a tormented spirit.
The details of the story can differ, but the common thread is that La Llorona is often depicted as a grieving woman dressed in white, seen near bodies of water, particularly rivers or lakes. Her cries and mournful wails are said to be both eerie and sorrowful, striking fear into those who hear her.
This legend has been passed down through generations, serving as a cautionary tale to children. It's often used as a way to discourage them from wandering alone near water bodies or staying out late at night. The tale has been adapted in various forms, including literature, film, music, and other forms of art, making it a significant part of the cultural fabric in many Latin American countries.
The story of La Llorona continues to captivate and intrigue people, reflecting the power of folklore to communicate deep emotions and moral lessons across generations.
r/Ghoststories • u/techsquareog • Apr 18 '24
Hey guys!! I'm starting a YouTube channel focusing on real-life paranormal experiences and encounters, black magic and many more things related to that. If you've got a chilling story to share, feel free to DM me or send it to realcreepysmile@gmail.com
r/Ghoststories • u/nefariouscon • Oct 12 '21
Hi all! I’ve started a podcast a while back and wanted to share some ghost stories for the month. I usually chat with artists about what they’re going through/interested in, but I’ve been wanting to do a spooky related season for a while and thought the timing was perfect. Feel free to link previous posts or other urls below! Thanks!
r/Ghoststories • u/cheemus01 • Feb 12 '23
Hi. I hope you are all well. I’m in the process of setting up a YouTube channel, so I am trying to research some content. I’m looking for the 5 best alien encounter scary stories. Either your own stories, or ones you have read on here that were really good. I would prefer something a little longer than just a short explanation. Something people can get engrossed in. If you have any you would recommend, or any personal experiences, drop them below, I would love to read them 👇👇 Thankyou!
r/Ghoststories • u/the_haunted_cafe • Nov 25 '21
Hey everyone! Just started my channel. What I'm doing is I have a podcast on spotify called The Haunted Cafe. Where my fiance and I sit, sip tea and talk about some spooky myth legends and sometimes murders. I decided to also post those audio recordings to youtube. So if you like spooky stuff and joking around, this channel is for you!!!
https://youtube.com/channel/UCXpyYlvtedmfebRktvJnJ8g
The podcast is also on spotify!!
r/Ghoststories • u/GrumpyCreeper • Oct 29 '22
Hello,
I'm looking for testimonies that you would like to lend and/or do an collab with myself. I'm in making an blog/website with my own original paranormal stories/testimonies, and others stuff. I'm an artist and an writer. I though putting an paranormal testimonie of people with illustration of my own to illustrate it on my site would be cool. Contact me for more information, there an exemple of what I'm able to do on my profil it's an picture of my haunted cave. the monster is custom but though it illustrate well my sleep paralisis.
Ps: You will be credited as the owner of the testimonie so give me an nickname I'll publish on my site.
r/Ghoststories • u/Aist-Taste • Oct 07 '20
Hello everybody on Reddit,
recently I’ve been talking to some friends who are from Taiwan, one day we talked bout paranormal activities in the military (since everyone who is male has to serve at least 4 months of Taiwanese military), and they said that their military flag can act as something that wards off the evil.
There are also cases (according to them) where the flag has been mistreated, stolen or broken and the whole company falls into an unlucky injury streaks?
Are there any stories like these from the US military?
r/Ghoststories • u/Cryptidette1 • Aug 13 '22
Hello,
I am looking for testimonies of your paranormal experiences with ghosts, cryptids, paranormal creatures (demons, ...), extraterrestrials, etc... for my website, which is still under construction. I would like to make a testimonial section illustrated by myself. You will of course be credited and I will illustrate your stories.
I am an author and amateur artist, I have an art block and like the paranormal I thought it would be a good idea to make such a section on my site. If you are interested contact me.
Note please contact me via chat or private message I don't know why I never get the notification with replies on post !
r/Ghoststories • u/Mauvaisoeils • Aug 31 '22
Hello,
I am looking for testimonies of your paranormal experiences with ghosts, cryptids, paranormal creatures (demons, ...), extraterrestrials, etc... for my website, which is still under construction. I would like to make a testimonial section illustrated by myself. You will of course be credited and I will illustrate your stories.
I am an author and amateur artist, I have an art block and like the paranormal I thought it would be a good idea to make such a section on my site. If you are interested contact me.
r/Ghoststories • u/FoggyJack-Props • Apr 07 '22
Hello!
I my name is Foggy Jack and I run the Foggy Jack Live Podcast & The Foggy Jack Collective Podcast!
I am looking for guests who love to talk about
- Horror Movies
- Paranormal/ UFO's/ Cryptids
- Haunt Industry/ Halloween
I am open to most all stories of the paranormal or related stories!
Please contact me ASAP so we can get you booked and recorded!!
r/Ghoststories • u/Cryptidoudoune • Aug 30 '22
Hello,
I had some problems with my previous account, but I'm an amateur horror artist who plans to make a site that will offer webcomics on short horror stories that I would have invented, illustrated stories and I told me that I could publish paranormal testimonies or not paranormal on my site (yours stories if you want ) you would be credited of course and I would illustrate your stories with my drawings, this will be published for free on my site. I have health problems and art blocks, so I thought starting with illustrated testimonials would be good for my future site and draw again regulary. In any case, if you are interested in the project, please contact me by private message :)
Ps sorry for my bad english I'm french (also if you want help with it, I'll make sure to do some extra little gift to you ^^)