This may sound CRAZY....(This is relevant!)
I know this may sound CRAZY but I was discussing something about my depression today with some of my friends and the conversation about certain side effects and causes of depression came up, along with the topic of demonic attachments or oppression. I'm not going to force ANYONE to get into a religious debate, but for those who have suffered from depression because of something kind of like this, please give me some input. I feel like I have something negative in my home, and I believe I have some kind of evidence of it because I have a bottle of holy water that's turned black, but only AFTER I've had a night of horrible nightmares and feeling like I'm being watched while I'm home alone.
If you have any kind of way to relate to this, please let me know and respond to this!!
@Roswhin Long ago I knew someone who had some slightly similar experiences, so I would say you are definitely not alone in this. I lost touch with them, though, and I don't know how things turned out.
If your depression is being treated, then I hope you will have told the professional in charge of your treatment this additional information. I feel certain that they will understand it in relation to your depression, and not as craziness. If your depression is not being treated by a professional, then I wonder if perhaps these events are an indication that it should be.
Also, if you would like to chat to me about the situation, feel free to click on my profile image and message me.
Charlie
@Roswhin
Um... I don't thinks it's a demon, but feel free to perform an exorcism if it'll make you feel better.
However, it is very possible that your home may feel like there's an evil presence or something if there's a lot of bad memories and stuff there.
I would suggest getting outside more, puuting some distance between yourself and home or maybe moving out
@Roswhin Often, the negative attachments that we have in life, not only with people, but also things, can lead to similar instances. The world is vast and many of the things in it are unknowable.
@Roswhin That's called feeling paranoid. Or at least that's what I call it. I have schizophrenia too so paranoia are pretty normal for me. So I can totally relate to this :)
