Hardy’s Terrifying Ghost Story: The Dark Side of Native American Artifacts | Ninjas Are Butterflies

[@dillonbreazeale2089]

I wanted to say, I don't comment on videos ever, but y'all's group makes me feel like I have a group of friends I get to check in on every day. It makes a difference on my day more than words can say. Keep up the great work, God Bless each of you.

[@Burtyburtburt8]

💀

[@bryanergau6682]

What's up Dillon?

[@DonnyJay-h2x]

@@Burtyburtburt8all your comments are negative. I hope u find happiness

[@Loyalspeaker]

Same here nice guys 😊

[@user-ut4ux2md1j]

True that Dillon, same here

[@missperot]

My grandfather owned 300 acres in Arkansas with an Indian burial ground on it. He himself was half Creek. I believe what this guy is saying because very similar things happened when people would go down into the burial ground and take items or move them out of place. The spirit world is very real.

[@kellylambert7967]

I am from Arkansas but live in Mississippi. My grandparents had a big cotton farm-thousands of acres. There is a museum in Wilson, Arkansas near where they lived. He contributed lots of Native American artifacts that were found on his farm. There were so many Indian Mounds on that land. He leveled many of them to be able to farm the land. I will have to check with my Mother to see if there were any negative consequences of that. Lots of questions…

[@S-Boyce-45]

LOL

[@charde9739]

@@S-Boyce-45what’s funny? That you’re here? I know I laughed

[@S-Boyce-45]

@@charde9739 LMAO

[@Pappavol]

Indian burial grounds are all over the Appalachia too. I’m from east tn and theirs places all over the county that have creepy stuff going on related to burial grounds.

[@rlitso_]

It was interesting hearing this, so I’m Navajo and I used to live on the reservation and would experience weird things like this, especially with something running on our roof. This happened in 2020 and I didn’t really think it would ever happen to my family, because you hear stories but it did and it’s spooky. A lot of the time it’s the “he who walks on four legs”, sorry I can’t say it, but it is a huge belief among my tribe, and usually it’s if you disturbed something or someone is basically witching you

[@slicklad]

I’ve gathered and hunted for stray cattle on a particular forest service allotment. 30 minute drive up the mountain than another hour on horseback. I’ve found a lot of cool stuff. But an old timer told me “there’s a lot of old Indian camps and burial sites, you’ll find a lot of cool shit but don’t pick any of it up or bring it home.” I asked why and he just said trust me so I did. This man was about 73 years old and been cowboying all his life so full of wisdom an knowledge. ( he thinks they were burial sites, I’m not sure if that’s true or not but you’d get a weird feeling anytime you’d come into this one clearing and a lot of artifacts in that clearing) He said it’s not ours to take. I never took anything and hearing this story makes me really happy about that.

[@5urrea7]

I take them when I find them if they aren’t broken. I consider this to be preservation of history, and thinking about if it were me in their shoes … I can’t imagine why I’d be upset if someone hundreds or thousands of years after I died picked up a tool I made to save it from being trampled by cattle or broken by some other event as it’s laying on the surface of the earth. I’d be honored if someone saved and preserved my work that cherished it with a sense of awe and respect. I’ve never experienced anything negative coming from my modest artifact collection. If they don’t get picked up, they will be broken in time with 100% certainty.

[@Peppersfirst]

Back in 1996 my brother had a house out in the country and it was also on a hill. We started digging at the peak of the hill behind his house and found tons of arrowheads, drill bits, knives, a cool stone ball with grooves that looked like it was tied to something. We found a clay bead with amazung detail but my little sister tried to rinse it off and it disolved. Anyway, my brother said that he started to hear things crashing downstairs but nothing was moved. He came downstairs to a massive pile of turkey feathers once. He heard his horses going crazy one night and the next day one of the horses had braided hair. His stepson woke up one night and saw a man standing in front of his closest with a bright light shining behind him. He told him something but I can't remember what it was. We dug a hole out there bug enough to fit a car in. Of all the years we dug for arrowheads that was the best spot. Never saw any bones or anything like that.

[@cherokeerae3196]

The offering thing is so true! I was river walking in PA with a local and found a little plate along the banks. I also saw a statue of an angel out there and I left the plate in her hands. Immediately following that I found my first arrowhead. There is more to that story but the gist is definitely to be as giving as you are taking. Especially in sacred places!

[@horror_fam0847]

As a Native American I can say that is a positive thing to do an offering of tobacco is preferred because when you breathe in the smoke your making a connection to spirit world

[@Nostrathomas85]

the last house i lived in, i experienced a lot of the same stuff he just described experiencing himself. thinking logically that ghosts can't be real, yet one night lying in bed i watched the lid to my fishtank lift up by itself. it made me reconsider what is possible.

[@martindominguez1518]

Ghosts aren’t real it’s demons.

[@tracyhasty6506]

It's a demon, not a ghost!

[@Northernliiights]

@@martindominguez1518 Does it make a difference what you call them? And how can you be so sure?

[@dee-1967]

It’s a alien camouflage watching us. Sometimes you get a prankster lol

[@CovertPhilosopher]

@@Northernliiights i know these concepts are alien to the non-religious or atheists but ppl of the book familiar with theology already know about these beings and what they can do and how theyre described through out history. Christians call them demons, Muslims call them jinn and so on n so forth in other cultures/religions.

[@feedthegorillal.6697]

And that's why I don't buy second hand items at garage sales or goodwill. You never know what evil spirits are attached to the items.

[@heroo..iiinnn]

chill i have so many items and weird stuff happens…

[@heroo..iiinnn]

it’s not too bad though the worst it got was a door in the hallway was about a foot and a half open and it shut in front of me and my brother and friend. the creepiest part about that though was that it didn’t shut fast or slow it just shut, and it didn’t make a noise when it clicked in place, so the doorknob had to have been turned…

[@heroo..iiinnn]

i also just realized that i have this creepy picture + frame and i bought it at a goodwill and nothing has ever fell off of my walls except for that… thanks a lot bro…

[@over-educated-sp]

@@heroo..iiinnn😂 My brother was on an LDS mission in Africa in the early 90’s he brought back sooooooooooooooo many masks, and things. Look up DR Republic, Congo, Boom Masks. He gave me a gorgeous one. Perfect condition. Probably worth 5k now. I’m a pretty cultured dude. I’ve bought all kind of things from around the world. Buddha statues, and Indian antiques. Native American rugs… I got remarried 12 years ago, and my wife was like, “there needs to be a better Christ to Buddha ratio in our home.” 😂 All of it is packed away now. Wow, I don’t even have a single Buddha thing in here. I never thought of my statues as idols, cos I’m a pretty Christian dude, but I just viewed them as “decorative.” Took down all my Dream Catchers as well. I’ve learned to see her point. I’ve had countless things like this happen to me. I get knocks on my windows at all hours of the day, and night. Nothing enters my house these days. A sober, humble, and spiritually strong person will scare evil away. They are way more afraid of me, than I am of them. God bless you guys!

[@nicthespic3023]

@feedthegorrillal.6697 man, my wife is the same way. She doesn't like for me to buy shit from pawn shops and garage sales cuz of the "energy" that's tied to them. I don't believe her, but she's proven me wrong on several occasions in regards to supernatural stuff, and "energies." So, I listen to her.

[@Classical_iChing]

In traditional Chinese culture, there is an old saying: "You may choose not to believe, but you must never lack reverence."

[@johntrek187]

The OtherWorld Podcast has an amazingly.scary story with a naitive ghost. Its the best ghost story I've heard in a long time....

[@Samuelofthewinter9]

I did not like this guy at first but he grew on me during the podcast. Love him now.

[@Yasinnguyen]

He grew inside you? Nice

[@Samuelofthewinter9]

What a tool... No dipsh*t, "grew on me".

[@alexanderkvitrovn9828]

Glad they made this a clip! Cool ghost story

[@Classical_iChing]

He and his friends arrived at a place that was an ancient battlefield and also a sacred burial ground for Native Americans. The restless spirits there only seek to reclaim what shouldn't have been taken. Our ancient Chinese ancestors taught us not to enter mountains or forests without reason. Even when entering, one must choose an auspicious day and perform specific rituals to ensure safe passage.

[@joannlarson6386]

That's a truth, I lived that also and that is what happened.

[@toddzillasimon876]

Smudging with the Sage saved you. As a Native American I have to say, there was an “entity”, a mischievous spirit was attached to the place where you took the arrowheads and other items you may have taken. Next time leave a piece of candy or even offer tobacco to it and say out loud “this is in exchange for if or when I take something from your area. With respect, thank you and please accept this as a trade.” Especially if it’s a mischievous spirit, candy or anything sweet and tasty would be excellent. My grandmother always told me that those “tricksters” have a sweet tooth. You could even leave them ( piece of candy ) outside your doors and windows and they won’t go inside your house if they live nearby that is. Anyways. Great story, brother. I have spoken

[@cheyennesantana1995]

What tribe are you? I was always taught use sweet grass and sage and offer tobacco or sweet grass

[@maxinedeleon4357]

No, you don't do that as you're giving offers to demons. Sage etc doesn't work as it attracts them even more. It's only with the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth you get rid of those things, 🙏! Turn to Jesus Christ!

[@toddzillasimon876]

@@maxinedeleon4357 demons or wtv you want to call them always want something in return. Regardless of what it is or how minuscule it may be. Any little item or sweets would suffice. It pleases them because they got something from you. That’s all they want and they’ll leave you be. Even look after you until you’re safely out of the area in some cases. 🤷🏻‍♂️ I hate to say you’re wrong my friend. So I won’t say it. You are free to believe whatever you want and what’s in your heart. God bless you and I do thank you for your advice and blessing. Meegwetch

[@toddzillasimon876]

@@cheyennesantana1995 Micmac. New Brunswick, Canada 🍁

[@cheyennesantana1995]

@@toddzillasimon876 my tribes from somewhere out there in b.c but my family got moved to Alaska we’re Tsimshian

[@zachchibitty9173]

The only thing I will add as a native. You shouldn’t buy sage or things like that from some one because you don’t know what energy they have they can be good or bad so the best way is to go and pick your own

[@duaneborgaes9223]

☕😏Right true, but you know... sometimes all you've got, is all you have. And if that's all you've got to work with, Then🤷... that's what you've got to work with. The creator, (and surrounding spirits), will see what's in your heart, Your family lineage, & the respect you carry... 🤔this guy seems very forthcoming, honest. And in the spirit, truthfulness goes a long way. (The furthest) 🌻🦬💛❤️🖤🤍🦅🏔️

[@BrooklynBaby100]

I like natives 😍

[@BackWoody]

I’m native as well & I was gonna say this too 🫶🏼

[@GlobalPower898]

🤫 let them reap what they sow... The Power Of Greed!

[@michaelfarrell5101]

my friend who looks out for me is Navajo, a lot of things she tells me to watch out for is true !

[@OffGridGamer2077]

It's the same when you visit graves of ancient ancestors. Bring an offering, and thank them. Often times they will watch over and protect you.

[@thorwolfblackfirer5723]

Bro In my ancients culture that type thing wouldn't work u had gave life with ur head, heart or be curse by death goddess or die in battle As their beowolf couldn't find peace only after save beloved

[@missourimongoose8858]

I give tobacco everytime I find a arrowhead I learned this from researching the underwater panther god after finding a shrine around our property and it's worked out so far lol

[@SealabCaptMurphy]

​@@missourimongoose8858 that's oppisite of what Jesus said to do, especially when dealing with the marine spirits. Exodus 20:4 The shrine should be destroyed.

[@missourimongoose8858]

@@SealabCaptMurphy you can piss off I'm not destroying a archeological sight because you think i should lol your no better than the muslims who destroyed the world's largest buhda statues

[@BigAGreene-k8v]

"You gotta give to Receive" I've hunted Artifacts going on 35yrs an I've got many, many accounts just like this 😅.... I ended up taking a pipe back down to the "Peedee River" ... I woke up an there was an old Native man sitting at the foot of my bed... Smdh won't ever forget that one😬

[@Lilyanna_Foxtrot]

Native American, ...not "indian"

[@BigAGreene-k8v]

@Lilyanna_Foxtrot apologies! You are correct my friend

[@maxinedeleon4357]

That's a demon, 🙏!

[@BigAGreene-k8v]

@maxinedeleon4357 It's not a demon more like a lost soul of an injustice act

[@SealabCaptMurphy]

​@@BigAGreene-k8vnope a demon. It's called a fimilar spirit. It will take on a form to make you believe it's the spirit of someone. However, our spirits do no "linger" on earth once our physical form stops working.

[@JenMariApa]

“Collect Native American artifacts” yeah hell nah

[@missourimongoose8858]

Arrowhead hunting is fun man, I found a broken dalton this weekend while deer hunting

[@i_dont_live_here]

And he has for 15 years now 💀

[@BigAGreene-k8v]

I've hunted Artifacts for 35yrs now an I can Tell y'all many different situations just like this 😅

[@missourimongoose8858]

@BigAGreene-k8v what's ur best find? I found a broken dalton point a few days ago deer hunting which was pretty cool

[@BigAGreene-k8v]

@missourimongoose8858 Probably yeah my paleo's I e gotta few Clovis points.. My best is close to 5 inches long an has been documented in the Piedmont archaeological society Books an man if I had to pick my favorite find would be my "bowtie gorget" found in Randolph County NC

[@jojomafia3851]

Freaking love this story! Personal hauntings are by far one of my fav topics. 👻

[@Conquest_HD]

ive been going through a pretty deep depression lately, my fiancé has recently seen a shadow around me twice and swears by it. on top of me waking up at 1:33am every morning for the past 5-6 days and our cats acting weird and looking like theyre staring at stuff that isnt there. idk if anything's actually happening but in all honesty its starting to freak me out, nothing else other than that has happened so far but idk. it just seems weird.

[@JayCo-1978]

Years ago, and friend and I went into an old abandoned house, just to check it out. About 2 days later, my girlfriend and I were in bed (she was sleeping, and I was reading), when I started hearing someone walking in my kitchen, shuffling papers around. It sounded like someone in work boots. Long story short, I thought it was an intruder, so I grabbed my 45, slowly opened my bedroom door, could still hear him walking around (probably 8ft away), quickly hit the light... and nothing. Nobody was there. There's more to the story, but I'll leave it at that.

[@mattandrews8528]

I’d like to hear more please sir

[@RealMenWearAprons]

This guy is like the uncle who has gnarly stories he can only tell when mom and dad arent around. The way he tells them too! Looking back and forth hahahaha

[@joekewl13]

Everyone of these guys have these dark dark black windows right behind them it just makes the story creepier thinking something is going to happen any second.

[@Alvy_weldz]

You gotta give back to the land when you take from it. 26 years ago I used to go trapping when I was 12 and my neighbor always gave some of his pipe tobacco back to the land whenever we would catch a critter, I thought he was crazy but now I see the reference in doing that, makes sense

[@omg_wtf_not_now]

I thought that was Zack Bagan

[@matthewlauth4372]

Scooby douche himself

[@cynutube11]

Haha same

[@4clover279]

😂 🤣

[@Pamelawilliamson-i6w]

Sames lol ..except I believe what this guy is saying 🤭😂

[@ordoabchao1308]

13:51 that's what happens when you finally KNOW there is something outside of our understanding

[@shannonbarath7382]

100 percent

[@UnBlinded1]

Coulda been a sacrificial blade.. very possible for where you were at,plus they could’ve been pre-native American. Many of us are finding out that our arrowheads are much older than we thought.. Very cool story.

[@andocommando33]

That’s legit one of the creepiest stories I’ve heard in awhile

[@JamesFranco-q3e]

Mirrors are portals to the spirit world. That's why their was a scratch on the mirror. I suggest he moves the mirror if he didn't already.

[@jojomafia3851]

Bless it and leave the anointed oil on it at the least lol.

[@jamieennen964]

I found that out the hard way. Ppl say 2 mirrors facing each other will make a portal. Yeah well that's nothing. But do not put 3 mirrors in a triangle n then think it's ok to sleep in middle of them. It's not... not at all. I found out the hard way. What I seen that night.. will stick with me forever. I didn't realize the mirrors were making a triangle....til it was too late.

[@mrdavinci4178]

Lol stupid

[@mattandrews8528]

@@jamieennen964Can you explain at all what the triangle shape with the mirrors does?

[@nicthespic3023]

​@@jamieennen964what did you see?

[@WayneYoung93]

I am native american i will say that tobacco is a huge part of our culture you lay it to pray, for ceremonies, for anything really but specifically whenever you hunt, fish or gather lay down some sema(tobacco) before/after and say Miigwetch(thank you) and you should be good. and i will add that coming in to those things with good intentions and a good heart will always make things much better you put a piece of yourself into everything mine as well do it right 👍

[@jmplayz68]

Never in my life did I think I would hear Hardy tell a ghost story.

[@Sam-cm9wq]

You should do more of these it had me gluedxxx

[@Regroup_with_the_DevilDogs]

15:18 anytime you leave an offering like whiskey or actual old school dip you'll get a blessing from the spirits but still I would suggest you smudge your home with white witch sage

[@Fctsdntcarebouturfeelings]

For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. Ephesians 6:12

[@Uncannykenny]

That was the coolest ghost story ever!!!! My god i was like daaaamn 😮 u can tell by what he said spitit just follow him with artifacts, and was like yo put the stuff u found back or im gonna annoy u till u do,or in this case someone does sage,and sage can help momentarily but not guaranteed, so thats why his mom still saw a lamp going on and off

[@justinhayes6665]

Energy doesn't die, it's only transferred.

[@mightymommom5888]

That what I always say. Energy is neither created or destroyed. When we die our energy is transferred.

[@igorslocks]

Or like Omar said in the Wire: Money don't have owners,just spenders

[@Brando_Magnifico]

Lots of people save money their entire life and they never spend it

[@mikolfarley]

SWEET HAT! My grandmas doctors name in the 80s & 90s was named Dr. MARLOWE...

[@SusieDaw-ix6pv]

We stopped by the Apache cave where a massacre took place. I wouldn't even walk over to see it. Nope. Too much Cherokee blood in me! No dream catchers or other things in my house. I'm a born again believer in Christ.

[@OKCGFAMILY]

There’s nothing like finding real arrowheads. Best way to be visited by my ancestors

[@cruz3797]

That’s awesome yall got HARDY on here 🎉

[@HighIQVids]

Jesus is the way

[@joew7998]

😂😂😂😂

[@weslynnjones3675]

The TRUTH and the LIFE ❤️

[@drdread9896]

The way to where?🤨

[@shelleycummins1835]

​@@drdread9896 Heaven, he is the only way 🙏 ❤ Jesus Christ loved us so much he willing went to the cross for you and for me , the whole world too❤😇🙌

[@AmyBethIs]

Jesus is King 👑

[@ashisback4337]

The reason we wakeup between 3-4 is our anxiety levels increase at that time

[@ceelow107]

This EXACT thing happened to me but I live in a 1 bedroom apartment in NYC. I woke up to something disturbing me. It was at the foot of my bed. I sat up in bed. It hesitated for about 3 seconds as a stared forward wondering what's going on and then it took off running out of the room, across my wooden floor, into the kitchen. It was with out a doubt a person. The floor in my bedroom even creeked in the exact spot where when I step it makes noise. It was right before my eyes but nothing was there. 1 week later I woke up for about 2 seconds and saw saw a kind of "portal" to another place on the cieling above my bed buy heard my own voice in my head say "go back to sleep". Its now been 6 weeks and I won't step foot back into my bedroom. I moved my stuff out, got cameras, and now sleep on my couch. At first I thought it was a ghost but I'm now thinking it's alien shit. I know it sounds dumb but whatever it is, it's absolutely real

[@scottporter4524]

LOL I legit thought you were Zak Bagans with those glasses and moustache.

[@GoitseoneFaith-pz8co]

I love this ❤

[@cynutube11]

This is why I don't go to estate sales or yard sales. I dont wanna bring home other peoples items with their energies 😮😅

[@whitneythomas4404]

Other than Jesus and God, my husband and daughters, and my farm and country, you just mixed two of my favorite things, Hardy and Ninjas are Butterflies!! So so so excited!!!!!! ❤

[@vinny2459]

Unlike a ton of stories like this I hear, this story rings loudly of the truth.

[@Charza-i5u]

Wow... Good story of haunting...❤

[@jennifermahaffey678]

This is dope. Thanks for sharing. My family generations ago is from the cumberland region. I appreciate this story.

[@jefflitten66]

Had something similar hunting years ago in Ada OK and stepped over where a seasonal creek was where the Natives made arrowheads and could feel the hate in the blowing wind ! I said I'm just passing thru and never told anyone. I'm glad he told the story this way but I living in Southeast OK never brought anything home.

[@i_dont_live_here]

His friend says I found something insane and he’s like let’s go 😂. I’ve seen too much sh1t at this point in my 45 years of breathing air to go check out the insanity but I am grateful someone’s doin’ it ❤

[@tippytoe1250]

About 20 years ago I lived in an apartment. Around 9 pm I heard a thud. Like someone jumped off the kitchen counter and ran across the living room. My Mom, brother and his GF heard the entire thing also. My brother and his GF were in the living room so they heard the foot step run across the living room to the front door. I only heard the thud.

[@Borrdrc]

just including Hardy means your coolness level went up by 10%

[@TammyMullins-tp5uf]

I've seen a skin walker up in the blue ridge mountain ⛰ 😮

[@jerrybartlett273]

What did it look like? Sounds very interesting

[@tylerreid1424]

Let’s hear it 👀

[@joebobriggs9604]

So You said s9m5h8ng about spirits liking Mt. Dew. ONE OF my helping spirit's loves Mt.Dew and Butterfinger candy bars😅

[@jrberwick897]

Wow Amazing , yes Respect ✊😎

[@mkaylor121]

Tobacco is sacred that's why you leave it as a trade or offering

[@missourimongoose8858]

I do that everytime I find a arrowhead

[@charlesmorris2701]

Be careful what you bring into your house…things can be attached to those objects.

[@missme626]

I was waitin for you to say you woke up in your "Truck bed" 😂

[@theminutemen1275]

I've got one that happened to me that's even better! Sage, really😂

[@dantesguide9574]

Goosebumps i been there

[@Missy756]

Respect goes a long way. On the same vein, be careful what you pick up at yard sales, antique malls and stuff you order . Junk will follow you home because its attached to the object. If you get such an item. Bury it immediately.

[@wrenglish]

No lie, I lived by myself in the Pocono mountains of Eastern Pennsylvania, had weird stuff like this happening for a few months, eventually sold the house and moved, a few months later found out my neighbor had murdered someone, he’s still on Death Row, to this day not sure if he had anything to do with the strange happenings

[@chrishoskie8838]

As a native one you don’t buy sage from someone else, second we use to haul fire wood and my mom found a like old rock that was shaped as like a axe head in a dried up wash. She brought it home and from the moment it entered our home weird things started to happen, there was an energy you could feel when you walked it, everyone was aggressive to each other. So I brought it up to a friends dad and he said to return it where we found it and when we did the problem and energy left with it.

[@Jjjjjjjjjjnnnn]

Cap

[@dkat8087]

I always liked hunting for arror heads when TVA had KY lake at an unusually low level 🤠

[@pcvikings]

I also hunt arrowheads, my friend and I have had similar things happen to us while hunting arrowheads. I live 50 miles sw of Nashville .

[@willgonzales5140]

Wow I loved this story I’ve heard of story’s out in the west were there are broken pottery and your told not even to touch it because of things like bad spirits will follow I guess in some places death never fell as easy but yea very interesting story I enjoyed this

[@sirsmia1663]

Holy sh🤪t Batman 😨 I couldn't picked a better night to drop some orange sunshine microdot 😅 this'll be a fun ride❤ thanks for the best stoner spooky storie times EVER!!

[@chelseapeterson8319]

As a navajo, u never ever touch or move or take any native American artifacts because we are told as native ppl it will hold on too ur spirit and u will never be able to cross over just FYI

[@Darrick-f9d]

Reminds me of a bunch of over aged college boys from Kentucky that just can't let go, and still have a child like sense of 🤔 wonder

[@jamesflanagan2515]

You guys need to start having guest on the podcast who are these witnesses or the people who write-about these things?

[@rehannongbri6358]

Zak Bagans is now also doing podcasts, great 💯

[@SkinnysMemorialPage]

"stop saying it's like this cabin" 😂😂😂😂

[@fluffydog714]

My hubby and I love to go fishing, metal detecting and bottle hunting. So, I'll tell you, take your metal detector when you hunt fields for artifacts!!! Why? Meteorites! They are metallic and will beep when you locate them. Good luck!!! 😊👍

[@Gigantic1000]

Doesn’t every culture have some variation of: don’t screw with the dead?

[@moralitysheriffii4510]

I bought a Buffalo hide wrapped, broken Winchester 1873 at auction that had a spirit attachment. I discovered a full, completely in-scale two- headed skeleton pressed into the stock, about 8 inches high. The very second i realized what i was looking at, a moan that sounded exactly like an Indian vocalized over my shoulder. Then immediately again. Then it started a 3rd time, and the very second i turned to look, the voice cut off sharply. It was 100% real. I know this because i was not scared and if you had told me that was gonna happen I'd been 10 miles away. The real proof to me was the fact that the very millisecond i realized it was a Skelton, i knew i was the first to find it. Because it was Pressed into the wood and not carved or scratched, it's not visible unless under certain lighting conditions, or if you took tissue paper and pencil and did the penny trick. The only reason i even saw it was because i had to remove the rawhide to get the serial number and the indirect lighting in the room highlighted the unusual parallel and unusually equidistant lines. I felt the odds of that being random was 0, which caused me to investigate. That was only the first of 5 over 3 years, all Native American imo.

[@moralitysheriffii4510]

It still hangs in my gun room and I've had no repeat occurrences related to that incident.

[@KeepitABuck50]

This is so good 😂😂👍👍!! Wild

[@krisbest6405]

All cultures 😢have d😢isrespected remains Egypt for example

[@karentucker2161]

Pray over things cause saging will only stay away for so long and it cones back eventually.

[@OliviaWilson-u3z]

That’s why you do both, pray while you sage

[@paigebelinte628]

This is from an Indigenous Educator who teaches students about their culture & language. But also as someone who’s a child of medicine people who help people with these things. Most tribes have offerings as essential to their cultures. You got to know that all of america is basically a graveyard for Indigenous Peoples. Our ancestors who died have a different perspective from us today, so I’m pretty sure they’re gonna haunt you. lol The sage probably was the offering to help, but anything of ours is usually returned with us when we pass. Land means everything to us, so we would rather be resting on our homelands than taken with our things. Which is why we have NAGPRA for museums. Sure you live there now and it’s “your land bc you bought it” but it used to be all ours. Please think about this before you decide to take stuff & respect our ancestors ❤️‍🩹

[@ChrisManess1]

Ghost of Carmel Maine window scene.

[@dontracy8924]

The sage thing and leaving the gift thing is a slick way to get you into witchcraft smh …

[@JodyMorris-ub5sw]

You said it .

[@Joker9331]

Talking about things you have no fucking clue about is pure ignorance. Lighting a candle on a birthday cake and blowing it out with a wish in mind started as a pagan ritual. So many people do shit today without a single clue of its original meaning. You seem to be in that group. Know what you’re talking about before spewing nonsense.

[@TheBonnMom]

100%

[@OliviaWilson-u3z]

Why do u think so?

[@tristanthompson2973]

Bros gotta have a great mental I don’t think I could withstand all that without going crazy from paranoia

[@OutintheWild00]

This how they found Kennewick Man. It was probably one of the most important discoveries in ancient North American anthropology. You can’t be just pulling stuff like that out of the ground.

[@jeremywanner4526]

The Kid Rock of native culture 🤘🏽

[@daviddeckard800]

It usually only takes one real encounter to change you for life.

[@hughiemaceachern5282]

When u have something like that happen it's scary

[@changemd]

I just finished doing the dishes, and my lights that are hanging on the window just fell down.

[@lindahiggins7244]

I love Hardy ❤️

[@boomingbaby4502]

Welcome to the only realm that counts. ❤

[@nancydschans1172]

You collect native am indian arrowheads! You're as good as calling them !

[@teddiethe333]

I've been scratched from a spirit.. Feels like someone putting a cigarette out on you..... This was after finding a rock that looked like an old stone that represented a name .. was carved on both sides to what looked like a letter of some alphabet.... I grew up on the trail of tears........

[@hughiemaceachern5282]

Haunted house I lived in i had some of same stuff happen but first I was waking up at 10 then It went to 3am

[@DaddyKratosOfTheShire]

300 o'clock is also called the wotching hour

[@robhoward6982]

Thank you!

[@eoinobrien2806]

Great story teller

[@forgiven3]

my goodness sage and sacrifices to the demonic smhh

[@RobertEggie]

Look into the Lewis and Clark expedition didn't go like they said it did in the school history books

[@OnPoints-p3m]

What are you talking about man there's a whole lot of information on the expedition

[@michaelfarrell5101]

you have to watch your self with antiques !