I Took a Job in a Cemetery. I Was Given A Set Of RULES.

[@LighthouseHorror]

So finally got Merch! If you'd like to get anything, it's at lighthousehorror.com I hope you enjoy the video and thank you for all the support!

[@mippettes]

Too cool

[@lisabarrington4233]

Yay!

[@jasonburns6307]

Omfg!!! I was literally going to ask that a few days ago!!! Also, who does your animation? It's awesome! And your voice is probably the best I've heard. Only one other is a close second. His name is Paul J McSorley.

[@BlackCrystal615]

I love those gargoyles!

[@sharonkeever9213]

😮 awesome story

[@toscadonna]

I’m an opera singer, and I’d oftentimes cut thru the local cemetery to avoid this 90 degree turn in the highway out in the country where I live, because a guy was killed whilst walking on that turn. I usually do some singing when I walk since it’s the country, and it’s just fun for me. One day, the people who lived about 200 meters from the cemetery saw me walking out with my dog and singing, and they said to me, “Whew! We thought the cemetery was haunted, because we kept hearing this voice singing in the cemetery everyday but never saw a person in there. We’re so glad it’s not actually a ghost!” 😂

[@dianalovescolors]

I bet the spirits of who rest in that cemetery enjoy your singing. I don't think you're just singing to yourself. 😂

[@traweigand4013]

🤣

[@elizaleroux9173]

Hilarious.. You made my day.

[@faithruckdeschel1294]

I'd be as happy as I get whenever it's "that time of the month" and my hubby walks thru the door with my favorite fruits and a big bag of DOVE chocolate? It's just because I've watched a lot of horror movies where beautiful singing has gotten ppl messed up or dead?

[@cynicalafflictional1725]

Best side story, epic

[@ninjakaniala]

Finally someone who decides to follow the rules even if they think it's a joke

[@2Kool4UM8]

There was one story I loved solely because the mc never followed a single rule and it screwed him and everyone around him. Not even a remote attempt to try as things got worse. I forgot the name but it involved getting to be a supervisor on an overnight shift at a fast food place.

[@IcarusLhooq-bc7uq]

SS cult style lol

[@IcarusLhooq-bc7uq]

But a normal young kid will do the same thing ok

[@GloriaKirabo]

Hehehe.. When you go to work in a place you have never been to, it's advisable to "follow the rules oo !"😮

[@idobadada3201]

😂

[@robertabray-enhus3198]

I lived next to an older cemetery 30 years ago. They were the nicest and quietest neighbors ever.

[@janetwestwood9194]

🤔🤣🫵

[@karenlloyd945]

My friend lived next to a graveyard & her neighbours were great to! 😅

[@Debra-k1f]

😂 Same here, Mt. Nebo was in my best friends backyard.....it was a short cut to her house at night when we snuck out to drink, in the back room & her mom never knew we were gone...

[@moonjewels16]

LOL😂Did you ever gaze out over it at night?

[@tractorjunkco9431]

Eh, your nabors sound rather stiff.

[@andrewbarker2422]

My dad was a cemetery groundskeeper and foreman for 40 years. Dad loved his job, and he would tell me all kinds of crazy stories about funerals, digging up corpses for family moving them, etc.

[@San.Garcia]

Tell one of your dad's stories

[@kelliehollington]

You should record your fathers stories. Trust me as someone who was too young to do so before I got the chance ❤

[@kelliehollington]

You should record your fathers stories. Trust me as someone who was too young to do so before I got the chance ❤

[@adammorgue3687]

as someone who actually works at a graveyard as a groundskeeper I can safely say this is normal

[@Ash-ww8jc]

Do tell

[@mjc8248]

I used to deliver and install markers and monuments 30 years ago. Cemeteries are peaceful for the most part. I always enjoyed spending time in them during the daytime. Once fall rolls around and it gets dark at 4 p.m., cemeteries take on a whole other aura. I still get chills thinking about it.

[@Acts-1915]

Must be an interesting job!

[@haroldworthington8952]

@@justjenn9011 I used to hangout with a group of people in a cemetery at night trying to be loud enough to wake the dead. Nothing happened but in that same year I went alone on Halloween night and I was as quite as a church mouse🐭 I ended up seeing a group of shadow figures watching me peeking around the tombstones. I left there immediately.

[@Kingpingblingbling]

@@justjenn9011you should go but bring protection and a friend or 2! Let us know how it goes.💪🏾💪🏾

[@skyknight2003]

I like how not all the rules were used in the story. It feels like in a lot of these someone gets a set of rules saying while working here, some of these might happen and if you work here long enough probably all will. And yet it almost seems every time, every single one happens the first night the person starts. So its a nice change of pace some never occurred, just that they existed.

[@darthbaldi4375]

I like that too, shows a lot of restraint on the writer’s part to make mention of such scenarios yet to not include all of them. Makes the story, though paranormal, seem more grounded, and adds a lot of what if scenarios the reader can imagine after.

[@JaneFrieman]

The writing style of this fictional story has the the influence of 19th century horror fiction writers.

[@melodyflores5422]

You are so good at the story telling an everything in this video is awesome love how it changes an way different parts move amazing !!! An the story Is so well written , you feel like your right there with the poor guy . I love stories an movies that keep me on the edge of my seat! An I know from exspierences since I was a kid of 10 on up to today that there are things that can go bump in the night an move an when u see things at corner of your eyes it's real !!! Don't shale your head and Go Naw it's my imagination what I saw BEACAUSE ITS NOT!!!! I had an Aunt named Elzora and yes her real name an she was a REAL Clarevoiant an also did phycotromity !!! Look it up !! An she said I had a gift too could an can feel things an also an more an dealt with spirits an been told more then once I'm a empatg too !!!! I had a vision of one of my brothers falling off a cliff but his face was hazed out but I felt it was one of my younger little brothers !! An some months later an telling my parent who didn't want to hear it 😮😢 my 3rd brother from me "R" did fall off and down a 70 foot cliff he was about 9 an it was very bad one of my brothers couple yrs younger then I gave him CPR he had learned in grade school I wasn't there with my brothers !! That was my start . I'm a christain as was my aunt. I don't acknowledge my gift or try to contact anyone or help them contact me !!! I don't want to it is just to much an when I am introduced to a person or they shake my hand an look at me at times I'm Creaped out or feel vibration n more !!! So everyone Do BE Careful 😮

[@davesmith5656]

It's interesting to pull up the closed captions. The script there differs from the narration.

[@JustineAnastasia]

Henry genuinely creeped me out! Fantastic story and flawlessly performed!

[@Canyouseemeanna]

Seriously, I had to pause the story multiple times during that countdown because my anxiety kept rising 😅.

[@adqueen2548]

same! the voice acting sounds a bit goofy, but it is just right to make it creepier

[@Zenitricious]

​@@adqueen2548it fits henry's personality he seems a little goofy

[@HenryBazian11-bg5xy]

Intend to do that ...😅

[@davidmcdowell9544]

​@Canyouseemeanna the first time I had listened to this, I had actually fallen asleep and woke up in the middle of the countdown and it was so jarring

[@robinhaddix7875]

it's nice to see that they actually used the myth that gargoyles were used to ward off evil spirits in some legends. those statues were true bros

[@Lachiondo]

I was going to say almost the exact same thing.

[@ErrollBrantley-oo7zh]

Yeah, I worked with a Guy who was a Gargoyle and an Executive Chef. He yelled to me during a busy service, Efengee!!! Yes, chef" I offered meekly. ' grab the bacon straightener from dry storage, it next to the fish pins!!! ... I ran. Like an ass kissing baby. I went to the employee locker room and turned the combination vigorously. The door clicks open to reveal my backpack. I opened the zipper and pulled out my grandmother's bacon weight with a wooden handle and flying pig engraved in the metal weight. Chef, chef! Pretending to be exhausted I held the weight before me exaggeratedly shaking. Gtfooh!! He laughed, making sure his suprised oaths had left the kitchen. 'He's in". Now get the ef to work!!!!!@🎉😂 douche kazoos! ' no recooks gets a growler and the special if it doesn't 86. 13 left! Alright Brantley, stop feeling like you are a genius and piss off. Don't let one side dish come back or out of the window with no garnish. Dickhead. You're gonna be a good guy for me. 😊😊

[@geoffreycodnett6570]

gargoyles are mostly decorative water spouts on old churches in the UK. they're not there to ward off evil spirits, just to shoot water clear of the walls. the Lincoln Imp is well known, but many are derived from local tradition and ancient beliefs.

[@markdavids2511]

In Thousand year old churches in the U.K. there’s often carvings of the Green man, a figure from ancient pagan folklore. They are everywhere. Christianity built its religion on paganism with some name changes. Xmas, Easter & saints days are all originally pagan festivals.

[@lolalashy6522]

I live in San Francisco, Ca, and here are buildings with gargoyles and another building with frailes without face

[@lrajic8281]

In Europe we visited a simple cemetery. There was a beautiful small cottage with windows. Above the door were two photographs, one of a young woman and the other young man. Looking inside one window, there were paneled walks with needlepoint pictures, a settee with small cushions, the polished wooden floor had a lovely area rug. A dining table set with dinnerware and fine cups, unlit candles in candle holders, and a big bouquet of fresh flowers. It looked like a quaint tea room. I asked my European friend what was this for. Was it a small bistro? Or a visitors' room? She said it was for the deceased. The deceased were the ones whose portraits and names were above the outside door. I said, what, for a wake? She said, no, they were buried here in the cemetery, and this was for their ghosts. They were double suicides, and this cottage was their special home so they will stay here and not haunt their families or other places. It was beautiful, but spooky.

[@stefanadamcik8221]

Great story. Thanks. There's so much room for a continuation.

[@wlodek7422]

Where in europe? Im not familiar with that tradition personally, i wonder which country its from

[@rosecarey8522]

50 years ago, a young boy was abused by his mother and lack nurtured, he would run to a nearby cemetery and sleep in fresh dugged Grave,ready for burial next day.He found solace there .I will never forget that story

[@scottmccloud9029]

Dugged???

[@Fazzer57]

That is so sad for the child but safer from the abusive parent I suppose 😢😢

[@MaxBeline-vc4fg]

How the hell did he climb out of a 6 foot depot?I don't believe it

[@rosemadder5547]

​@@MaxBeline-vc4fg he probably meant it was freshly dug and covered after the funeral was over. Not just an open 6ft open pit overnight..

[@Slla-th5vt]

​@@MaxBeline-vc4fgit is possible the kid brought ropes to climb. He will need the rope to get in anyway. It kind of make sense. The boy want to avoid the mother and so have to avoid all people. Since adults will just go through lots of hoo haa but he will end up getting send back home. So he goes to the cemetery where there won't be any people. Then sleeping in a pit is warmer than sleeping next to the tombstones since the cold wind will go past the pit.

[@danielw.2456]

Okay, i have a theory about the Gargoyles. I think that they are actually friendly & helpful but they are unable to move if anyone living looks at them. Marcus may have presented the rules in a way that the main character would still follow them because your more likely to keep to the rules & not look at them if you believe they will hurt you if you do look as opposed to if Marcus said the Gargoyles are harmless & helpful to you, but can't move if you look at them.

[@mistydevillier2197]

Gargoyles were originally meant to keep evil spirits away. That's why you see them all over old churches and buildings.

[@DollHouseMadam]

Gargoyles in general are said to be protectors.

[@danielw.2456]

@@DollHouseMadam So true.

[@allster0crowly]

@@DollHouseMadam Helpful to those that follow the rules or laws that they are controlled with and harmful to beings that are in contrast with these rules likely why "trespassers" and "rule breakers" are a very broad set of terms for them.

[@mrdragonballfreak307]

​@@DollHouseMadamyeah usually you see them on churches to worn off bad spirits

[@yesterdayitrained]

I love the gargoyles! True guardians of the guardian (I assume they thought they were protecting Marcus…almost sweet!). Great story, and narration was perfection (as usual!). Love this Lighthouse!

[@albertafarmer8638]

No gargoyles are very occult, they don't guard anything - on the contrary, they attract demons like all occult objects and practices. You must know that hauntings, ghosts, aliens, BF and the likes are demons who can appear in any form in order to distract humans from the living GOD. Born again Christians have the authority to rebuke them in the name of our Lord and Savior JESUS CHRIST! How to become born again? Thank JESUS for paying for your sins on the cross and HIS resurrection on the 3rd day!!! It must come from the bottom of your heart and don't forget, JESUS is GOD, see John 1! Don't give demons a foothold and don't contact them, the Bible strictly forbids occultism and spiritism. Roman catholic exorcism only make things worse (the Vatican is the whore of Babylon from Revelation 17 and 18, they have nothing to do with biblical Christianity!) Please do your own research on occult practices and items that attract demons and destroy them.

[@Zenitricious]

"they must think you are me" Marcus was definitely referring to the gargoyles with this rule

[@rickmorty7965]

I really like the rule-based stories you do. You tend to find the better ones. I like that most of the rules seem somewhat mundane and explainable. Something like "The gate must be locked at 8pm" or "Don't answer the phone." That adds some believability to them and it makes sense why someone would follow them. Most other stories have these ridiculous rules that no one in their right mind would believe or follow. It will be like, "Rule 1: the walls ooze blood at midnight, hit the griddy to make it stop. Rule 2: At 3:33am, EDP will appear, offer him the cupcake in the fridge, you don't want to know what happens if you don't."

[@arlert_66]

Bro u caught me off guard with the griddy lol

[@felixmarlin3178]

Bro made me giggle tbh

[@bored.random]

Yeah, Lighthouse never misses. I find that on TikTok and Shorts, it's easy to find the "other" stories you describe, so I stay with Lighthouse.

[@anoniempersoon6165]

Youre right and rule 1 actually made me laugh

[@Momo_Kawashima]

If EDP appears at 3:33 am of course I'm offering him a cupcake, I'm a nice host

[@sjsuper1976]

I love the rule based stories! The gargoyles were a nice twist as protectors of a sort instead of just another threat. Your narration is excellent and keeps evolving, getting more nuanced. Keep up the amazing work!

[@MrTkcottrell32]

Good story! I’d really like for this to turn into something with multiple “episodes” or something that would continue to explore the cemetery and the creepy people who have been buried there.

[@Kristenoyinbo]

I totally agree I want to know more

[@MelodieRose727]

Me too!!!

[@NorthernMouse52]

I too would like to know more about this cemetery,it sounds like it has both a interesting history and a just as interesting present!

[@philippeterson1953]

I really enjoyed this story. Coming from guy who's not big into scary story that says a lot lol Would to add my vote as well. The cemetery story was amazing.

[@haroldbell213]

A great story that deserves more episodes.

[@rebeccawest3980]

Geez Henry's voice and giggling has me so creeped out. Great voice acting !

[@michelecrutchfield6885]

Right ?? ❤

[@vivithefox6697]

I wish there was more to this story. Its really good. I hope it has a part two.

[@anniereddj]

Interesting story and excellent narration! Well written with just the right amount of spooky. Made one feel like they were right there with him. Thank you both very much!!

[@novaphonix8284]

I love the rules story, I like variety as well, but I enjoy rules stories as long as long as they're well written.

[@DaveGeelen88]

like Death Note

[@ivanortiz6531]

Huh?

[@michaelandrews8348]

I live next to a cemetery currently. Sometimes it feels a bit spooky at night when you are home alone.

[@Patricia-pq4jq]

Especially Halloween I bet..

[@mikemeighan9727]

I am a cemetery care taker. Great story. Lol. I was thinking, do we have any salt? It's a very peaceful job as a rule. I don't talk about what I see sometimes, or what I think I have seen.

[@PhilipAlvers]

Excellent, genuinlly on the edge of my seat. You can't beat traditional gothic story telling.

[@gaetanbattaglia4036]

Excellent job! The visuals went so well with the story, and your storytelling was so smooth.

[@toddhansen3468]

I worked in a cemetery for a few years . You always feel like you being watched and ghost are real .me and the boss were looking for one of the workers and at the same time we both said there he is .we went where we seen it and no one was there. Freaky

[@edwardmartinez6401]

What’s the pay?

[@double_d_8885]

I just found your channel and this is the first video I've watched and I'm blown away...it was awesome, you've gained a loyal listener that will now binge your content. Thank you

[@BlueDart1971]

This guy can put you into the story. Definitely my favorite narrator.

[@ShipperTrash]

He has a ton of great content, you're in luck my friend! I never heard a more expressive story teller, not in the horror genre at least.

[@dianalovescolors]

Welcome Dennis, I think we'll be seeing a lot of you!!! This is the BEST in the way of narrated horror stories.

[@vnette9777]

SAME💯🔥

[@KiriharaTetsu]

its amazing how narrator stays alive throughout all the stories.

[@janeh1431]

Absolutely fantastic. I used to work in a cemetery and sometimes I would clean the chapel we're funerals were held and in the winter time it gets dark early, but I have never found a more peaceful place at night to be. A nice walk at night through the cemetery, is quiet and peaceful and I find no fear within.

[@blixten2928]

Your voice is so personable. One immediately likes and sympathizes with the main character in the stories. You have a truly amazing talent!

[@elizaleroux9173]

I am absolutely addicted to this channel.. Brilliant story telling.

This would make an award winning movie if done by the right person and actors playing the parts!

[@kennethroady4074]

Here in sulfur Springs where me and my daughter live. My daughter's typing this comment for me. Since I've got other things to do right now. I can say when dad The old apartment that he lived next to a cemetery. Dad told me he's seen plenty of ghosts around that area. And also sometimes we'd see ghosts but also nightmares and nightmares because of some of the bad spirits and negative energy that's involved.

[@debra333]

Hi, dear Stephen! Your editing is perfection; your acting is immaculate. We so appreciate your talents! ❤

[@amandafletcher4379]

Just the right level of creep factor. This is the kind of story I love ❤

[@davidponseigo8811]

I used to work graveyard shift security alone at a city electric company scrap yard and machine shop in a tiny shack in the worst area of my city and it freaked me out and I have been in combat and I was armed on this job but it had people trying to steal copper regularly and gang bangers taking pot shots in the area. Anytime I heard gunshots or multiple people broke in to steal copper I would call police and hide in the bathroom that was attached to the main building and the only secure room I had a key to and I would lock myself in until police showed up. The security shack was thin wood and anyone could get in but the bathroom was a solid brick building so I did what I had to do.

[@Scriptorsilentum]

i've always admired how sec officers are handed the keys and expected to do an impossible job with few if any resources: poor quality equipment - if any, inept directives, no or poor communications, no security for the officer himself. you do what you need to do to keep yourself okay.

[@henryshockem9242]

Scaredy Cat!

[@VickiBee]

My grandpa worked at a private cemetery, digging graves for rich people, most of whom treated cemeteries like their Victorian-era counterparts did restrooms: they didn't want to be reminded that such things exist or that wealthy people use them. \ This cemetery was called The Garden of Eternal Slumber.

[@terry_choi]

1. I'm glad that despite how ridiculous it sounded to MC, he still decided to follow the rules. 2. I'm just glad that the gargoyles were always there to save the day. 3. The moment MC stepped out of the salt circle, I was like, bruh why did you leave?! This was a great story and combined with your top tier narration made it more awesome. Thank you as always, LH!

[@rizkiramadhan9266]

Yeah, I hate braindead protagonists

[@alexiswilliamsinc]

“The rules said ‘do this,’ SO I DID.” Me: *exhales*

[@nevyanplamenov5409]

@@rizkiramadhan9266 Well considering protagonists from other stories of this type, he is kinda smart

[@rizkiramadhan9266]

@@nevyanplamenov5409 that's my point, he's smarter than the idiots from other rules pastas

[@lufsolitaire5351]

It’s a greater show of talent if a writer can create an intelligent character yet simultaneously engineer a situation to where the horror can still happen and what happens when the rules are broken that doesn’t feel like a a random act of of god where the writer is overtly smiting the protagonist. It’s a cop-out imo to have the protagonist just be stupid or needlessly a rebel just for kicks.

[@spirityder52]

Another fantastic story,, you are the ultimate story teller, your diction, and the emotion in your voice, only proves your professionalism.. Thank you, for another totally entertaining & enjoyable video & story. 🤎 from 🇦🇺

[@raheenb]

"You shouldn'ta left your little circle" might be the creepiest line I've ever heard in a creepypasta. Great story, I've to got to hear more from this author.

[@HomicidalRubberducky]

Istg my soul left my body 🥲

[@chikaka2012]

Great, creepy, fun story and so well narrated! Usually creepy pasta KZbin videos are so badly narrated (if narration even is done by a human) but you’re narration is excellent & you have the skill of a professional voice actor. I will be back!

[@TheNightBroadcaster]

This made me super happy. Need more of these graveyard stories!

[@leroyanderson2843]

That was most excellent and I'm a writer myself, hanging on to the edge of seat, waiting, anticipating and in awe of what was going to happen. My writers mind never clicked in to intercept the next part. I just enjoyed on how this voice kept my interest in the here and now of what I heard, how descriptive and well read short story I had the pleasure of listening to. I'm glad my writers mind kept silent when I was so enthralled with this real life tale so menacing that the silence around me kept as such to know how my H.S.P. and Emapth part of me would never let me take on such a job as I heard what happened to who lived to tell such a horrific experience.

[@jeremythompson5642]

This is definitely one of the best stories I've ever heard. Well done chap.

[@GenevieveWaller-pk3xg]

I use to play in a cemetery near my grandmothers house when I was somewhere between 11 and 12 years old. I always saw a crowded cemetery and if my cousin or brothers were playing, if I mention seeing people they would run. I never understood why they ran until I was older. I was seeing the dead that they could not see, to me they looked like normal living people. None looked scary or spooky. The only thing was that each one stayed by a grave and never moved away from it.

[@zaiks0105]

Thx for sharing ... I know some can see even into their adulthoods

[@LeaMessenger]

There is such a thing as what we call familiar or monitoring spirits… The spirits were attached to the person who is deceased many of them sometimes imitate the one they were attached to or lived inside of and this is why people think they see their dead relative sometimes because it’s a monitoring or familiar spirit. They are always seeking another person to attach to

[@adelerodriguez2432]

​@@LeaMessengera friend's daughter is a funeral director. She discovered that the spirits of the deceased were attaching themselves to her. She wears a silver cross to keep them at bay.

[@LeaMessenger]

@@adelerodriguez2432 yes what I’ve come to learn is that there are what is known as “monitoring”or “familiar” spirits. They are actually attached to the deceased while they are alive and then when the person they are attached to dies they are looking for another host. There are various and simple prayers that one can say to bless their home or Bldg., Place of business- in this case. If your relative is a believer in Christ she could say something like: “in the name and in the power of Jesus Christ and with power in the blood of Jesus Christ I command all monitoring and familiar spirits, and all unclean spirits to go straight to the feet of Jesus Christ for Christ to deal with as HE will in Jesus name I decree and I declare that I am covered in the blood of Christ from the top of my head to the soles of my feet therefore no weapon formed against me will prosper because greater is HE that lives inside of me than he that is in this world. “ in the name of Jesus Christ, I Command any evil and unclean spirit out, away from, and off of me in Jesus name” …and then ask father God in Jesus name to further bless this place … That “no wicked evil or deceptive spirit may linger in this place, Jesus name.” Then, Replace whatever has left you or your building, home or place of business - “with the light & the love, the joy and the peace of the Holy Spirit, I cover all the walls ceilings floors doors windows mirrors carpeting, furniture, electric, electronic, computerized devices,basement, closets, attic and even your prayers - in the precious blood of Jesus Christ.” You can use anointing oils to place small crosses on doors, doorways, windows. There are prayers you could look up to consecrate and bless Olive oil for example, there are Christian prayers that you can look up to eliminate deceptive spirits pray these often and even when you go to a hotel room or a guest room someplace to bless it because we don’t know what has gone on in these places before hand and what is lingering. This is not superstitious this is just truth read Ephesians 6:10-18 put on the full armor of God every single day. BTW, I pray the full armor of god prayer over me every day. Be blessed.

[@LeaMessenger]

@@adelerodriguez2432 That is very wise of her to do that! She may also use specific wording if she chooses to ward them off that would keep her safe, in general…[as it would keep any of us safe in this crazy world we are living in now in 2024!] If one is connected with Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit here is a sample prayer to pray audibly even if in a whisper in faith of course: “in The Mighty and Holy Name & in The power of Jesus Christ’s Blood, I command all evil, unclean, monitoring and familiar spirits to leave this place right now, in Jesus name! I command all evil, unclean, monitoring unfamiliar spirits to get out of here, going straight to the feet of Jesus Christ for Him to deal with as HE will! ‘I cover my self now in the blood of Christ from the top of my head, to the soles of my feet. I cover all the walls, ceilings, floors, doors, windows, mirrors, carpeting, furniture, electrical, electronic and computerized equipment and devices in Jesus name. I cover my health of mind body and spirit with the blood of Christ, I cover my food and drink supplements and medication‘s, I cover the air that I breathe the prayers that I pray, and all my personal belongings in the blood of Christ I cover my travels and communications in the mighty blood of Jesus Christ-- therefore no weapon formed against me will prosper because greater is HE that lives in me… Than he that lives in this world.” “In Jesus name I decree that Jesus Christ & The Advocate/ Holy Spirit HE gave to me, are living in me and through me. I trust in Jesus Christ and THE set apart spirit/holy spirit… HIS grace high IS sufficient for me, in Jesus name I decree this, amen.” Then, turn to The Father, Yahweh, and thank Him for everything HE has provided for you& HIS son Jesus Christ has done for you (&for all of us l, while on the cross.) BTW, Jesus Christ was beaten and flogged so severely that his organs were exposed much blood loss was there and then there was a poisonous crown of thorns imbedded into his skull where He was meant to carry a heavy wooden cross on His back - walking uphill to Calvary where He was then nailed to a cross--His feet and wrists. No mortal human being would have survived the floggings and beatings let alone the rest of that… HE is THE sacrificial lamb of Yahweh/God who takes away the sins of this world-for you and me --just for us turning to Christ and repenting, believing, surrendering, and asking for salvation into eternity with Christ into THE kingdom where there will be no more pain, sadness, struggles, suffering, grief, lack, losses and negativity … In His kingdom we call heaven, the most beautiful colors we’ve never seen before, the most beautiful music and singing we’ve never heard before, the most immense Joy peace and love we’ve never experienced before and then some… Why would people reject Christ knowing this? But yet they do. If any questions read in the New Testament the chapter of John especially chapters 3 and 14. 1Corinthians 15, Ephesians 2, Ephesians 6:10-18, Matthew 7, Romans 10:9-12. If you profess with your mouth that Jesus Christ I S Lord and ask Christ into your heart & life, confessing that you are a sinner (because we all are none of us are perfect) … If you believe what it says because it is written that there were over 500 witnesses of Christ’s resurrection from the dead …ask Jesus Christ also for baptism of Holy Spirit fire and you will be saved it has nothing to do with religion, church, synagogue or temple no dogma necessary just relationship --be saved friend. Time is running short… all prophecies have come into fruition…. It’s only a question of time for the departure a.k.a. the rapture and followed by those left behind to experience a seven-year tribulation.. It will be hell on earth I’m sorry to say and I keep praying for them, please. Put on the full armor of God daily you can Google that or look into Ephesians 6:10-18. Thank you for reading this and I pray that you are saved.

[@millym00nn]

Out of all horror narrators youre definitely my favourite. Im an artist and i listen to these while i do college work, draw and make my webcomic. seriously these are so good. a lot of narrators voices, i just cant stand. but yours is by far the best :D

[@1Swoody]

You are one of the best narrators on KZbin. You could make airport arrival and departure information sound intriguing! Thank you!

[@lisalambrecht6676]

My favourite too

[@karver4151]

Dear LH, you have some serious talent as a narrator!! Thank you so much for all your hard work to keep us entertained, scared, horrified etc. You always nail the voices, but I have to say you did a particularly spectacular job of bringing Henry to life! Stay well and be blessed ❤❤😊

[@VirgilGoodin]

I ❤lighthouse storytelling at night to get some good sleep I grew up next door to a graveyard. I played in it at nighttime. Along with my friend's life, we can quite a few ghosts the stories in there.

[@aliciavoo180]

Good voice, such detailed narrations. LH deserves a pot of gold.

[@novalong]

That was an awesome story, LH!! I like the rules stories also, especially when the character keeps the job or survives.

[@MCeili]

I love listening to these stories while recovering from my Lupus treatment. So thank you for posting!

[@melindamenard4028]

YOU Have the BEST VOICE for telling stories. ❤

[@MissSunnyF42]

Beautiful characterization of the grave keeper. You brought him to life!

[@SMtWalkerS]

This was a fun one! Enjoyed it. I like to listen/watch while I work on boring, but essential, paperwork. Great fun.

[@mitchellbanks2614]

Man your voice for “Henry” was just absolutely, perfectly, frightening! It actually reminded me of Skarsgards Pennywise, you know? There’s almost like a playful menace to it

[@lisalambrecht6676]

He has a great voice 😊

[@caligo5322]

Out of all the story narrators I listen to on KZbin, you are the best voice actor.

[@spiralrose]

Please make this a series of this boy coming to watch the cemetery over and over again. This has all the markings of an intriguing beginning.

[@ezriderdznutztillyomomzcomhome]

Dude, I have to tell you that I love your work. At my job I have three positins that I take care of, morning prep evening grill and in call/cover shifts. During my morning shifts, where I am totally alone for about 4 to 5 hrs, my routine is working listening to your stories. Please keep up the great work.

[@lissabaker7414]

Another great story and great narrator 😊 I'm stuck in bed due to health issues and I have enjoyed every story and this wonderful narrator. I do enjoy seeing him narrating and the visuals 😍

[@CwL-1984]

Ah the cemetery, everyone is dieing to get in.

[@jonmendelson1104]

Will glass coffins be a success? Remains to be seen. In every town the cemetery is the dead center of the town.

[@Donnareavis1957]

The word spelling is "dying" 😮

[@randocalrissian347]

I have always loved cemeteries. I feel at peace, surrounded by calm and beauty. I did however used to work the night shift at the Medical Examiner’s. We had a door that liked to open a lot on its own. Our cooler was our safe place/tornado shelter, and yes I’ve had to ride out tornadic activity alone in the decomp cooler too. When one of those flies shoots into your mouth, those were my only terrifying moments lol.

[@rcmpgurl]

I feel like theres an unwritten rule to listen to to each rule stories. I love it. My OCD ADHD and ODD would thrive and panic

[@TruthbetoldJ146]

None of those systems actually don't exist. They can't be scientifically proven.

[@crazyratlady3115]

AuDHD reporting in. I always feel compelled to write the rules down as I listen along haha. Love a good rule!

[@juliadaniels3871]

Awesome, AWESOME story. Could have listen to this all night long:-) Brilliant video~ brilliant story. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@dragex6582]

I'm enjoying all of these Rules stories. Glad you seem to like posting them.

[@Bia-mp6mi]

MC: - concludes the heavy gates of the cemetery are to keep people in - Me: Yay! A smart main character! I wonder how different this story will be! MC: - reads rules and laughts - Me: Nevermind. That said it was a very good story. Henry's performance was amazing!

[@leenafortin3729]

Love these kind of stories expertly narrated with very descriptive add ons. Good story👍

[@jackmcgregor1983]

Listened to the whole story. So well constructed, so well executed and something that I enjoyed like a good short story, book or movie. Something I will always come back to. Absolutely superb. First class fiction.

[@ProxyBlue00]

I love the way you tell stories and your voice is perfect as a story teller the tone and pitch is just right and the characters you used when telling a story🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@robertgaines-tulsa]

I live less than a mile from my parents. They're buried in Memorial Park Cemetery which occupies the same mile square that my neighborhood is in. The cemetery is about three blocks from me. I've never noticed anything like ghosts or whatever. Ironically, I extreamly rarely go there. I live in my parents' home that they left me and my sister. I hardly ever think about it unless I hear the cemetery clock chime. The cemetery is over a hundred years old.

[@Papabigcheese]

Dude i remember how small this channel was congrats man keep em coming

[@christinedaae7323]

I have been to some Cemeteries just to walk around! I find reading the Markers to be extremely fascinating! When the people buried there were born, when they died, and sometimes, what their Occupation in life was! That’s very fascinating to me!

[@Robertz1986]

I used to work for a security company (I've worked security most of my life) but this one company definitely would have taken that cemetery, exactly their sort of site, and then tried to pay us $10 an hour for it.

[@MichaelOsterhaus]

Fantastic story, it held my interest. I often wondered what it be like to work at a cemetery, at night especially. The old cemeteries sure have a story to tell

[@PixieDusted72]

@Lightniuse Horror I’m sure you’ve been told but allow me to say it again, you have a fantastic voice. Your story telling ability is second to none! I’m not sure how I feel about the background music yet though. ❤

[@Marvel101-t2j]

Spent the night alone in a cemetery out on a dirt road in rural Alabama. Was a dare, I was 18 or 19. Freaking pitch black most of the night until a very late moon. Biggest concern I had was someone coming back for me. No cell phones for most people in 1990-91. Lots of insect noise, dont remember any big animal noise. Didn't see or hear any ghost, couldn't see it anyway it was so dark. I drank a couple beers and slept. Woke up with some moonlight and dozed some more. Was bored. Got picked up at 5am ish. Just before sun came up. I will say I stayed on the outside edge of the cemetery. Near where the trees started. About 50 yards from the dirt road. Were maybe 15-20 gravestones there. All seemed to be 50's 60's if I recall correctly. But I didn't want to sleep "on top" of someone's grave, was too disrespectful. So I always stayed just outside of it by around 10 yards. No ghosts or spirits or demons or supernatural stuff.

[@ellennewth6305]

Fantastically spooky tale! One worthy of the late, great Rod Serling or Stephen King. You have amazing storytelling ability!!!

[@UniversalAppeal]

This was a fantastic story/storytelling. Loved it! Thank you

[@thatgoshdarnblep2726]

Going to sleep now. This is exactly what i needed! love rule's horror stories before bed.

[@BlueDart1971]

I like the rules stories too.

[@ambermae4007]

It doesn't get any better than this narration. Brilliantly done Lighthouse !!🖤🖤🖤

[@joeyyellowbird5686]

Great story

[@verawalters6673]

This was really good. I enjoy walking in old graveyards. The bell ringing was awesome.

[@inescardillo8829]

Oh my goodness!! Your stories and storytelling are fantastic!

[@dorabarkley6335]

I would be toast cuz I’ve already forgotten what was written and I wouldn’t think of it being in my pocket 😂😂

[@stellaschmucker3059]

You are just amazing!!! Love how you tell stories!!! So talented!!!

[@jasonryan8147]

How did you become such a good story teller!? You're amazing!

[@Xenodragon]

Lovely and creepy as always. I love Henry, hope we get to see more of him say if...he gets out. The voice was a glorious touch.

[@TENZEN._.]

There it is! I think of that song “It’s a beautiful morning!” Except I would change the word to “EVENING” instead morning since it’s nighttime. That’s we feel EVERY time you post Lighthouse Horror! Thank you my friend! 🪦👊😎🪦

[@nancyM1313]

Hey Tenzen Enjoy the weekend my lovely friend💙🕊

[@TENZEN._.]

@@nancyM1313 Nancy, thank you! I hope you have a wonderful weekend too! You are as lovely as you are genuine! 💙🤗👊😄💙

[@chapter4444]

It's true about the bells. Medical technology wasn't great then. People got buried alive. This is where the term "dead ringer" came from.

[@jcrager]

This was a great example of your talent! Still improving, i cant get over it. You keep topping your best, my friend!

[@donnalynch5117]

Omg, this was such a delightful tale. Thank you.

[@thedancingkitkat]

I know this is going to sound really weird, but when I was a kid I got audiobooks from Wendy’s kids meals. There was one October where I got one in the Jigsaw Jones series; the mystery of the missing mummy or something like that. I listened to it over and over for years. Your voice reminds me of the voice of whoever read that audiobook, and it makes me feel so at home and at peace.

[@NailHeavenAshford]

I love your reading voice. It has expression that some other channels lack. I lost your channel for a while, but I’m back now. I’m glad I found you again.

[@darkiss4428]

Me and my hubby love you lighthouse!!!! We check daily for new videos( i know you don't post daily but we still look) we also benge your other videos i think we've seen em all we REALLY love the new video style please keep up the good works ❤❤❤

[@44madison]

I think my jaw is more on the floor that the corpse's name is Henry, my Great Grandfather (also deceased) his name was Henry. I have another family member- still alive, named Henry who is close with my Father, The guy's name in the video is Marcus and my Father's name is Marcus and they both talk in the same mannerisms.

[@thelion7929]

Awesome story! I love stories about "strange lists of rules"!

[@squishysocks5517]

This is one of my favorites, you always take us on a ride 🔥🔥🔥💯!!!

[@s3audi2009]

I love me some lighthouse horror stories

[@Dira7411]

Same

[@billf.6551]

Wow your dog is awesome brother HUGE

[@Draiocht012]

"I don't believe this but I'm gonna follow all the rules anyway because my man paid me $2k." Finally a rules story about a normal person.

[@SWA81]

This was a really well written & narrated story! Thanks OP

[@ambermae4007]

It doesn't get any better than this narration. Brilliantly done Lighthouse !!🖤🖤🖤

[@rosetanner9817]

​@@ambermae4007oh so true. You are correct dear heart ❤️😘

[@jasonwilliamson8416]

I worked as a grave digger during my senior year in highschool. We were pretty much told not to touch ANYTHING except for the plot that we were digging.

[@nasirtaylor3887]

When "Henry" said 7 it sent a chill down my spine in a way I've never felt before