Lina Espina Moore
l-r: Cecilia Manguerra Brainard, Lina Espina Moore
I used to visit her when I was in the Philippines, and we had wonderful chats together. Sometimes we would go to Intramuros and visit Casa Manila and the San Agustin Church. Sometimes we were with other artists and writers; sometimes we were by ourselves. We never ran out of stories.
One of her stories was about the time her husband died and she left her beloved house in the Cordilleras. She related that when she met people who lived or worked in the house, they said they would see a woman like her in the house, like a ghostly apparition. The thing though was that Lina was very much alive at that time, although she was in Manila, not in the Cordilleras.
We wondered if it was possible that if a person loved a place so much, some of the person's energy remains in the place.
It was an intriguing thought, and one that flits through my mind now and then.
l-r: Lina Espina Moore, Concepcion Cuenco Manguerra (my mother), Cecilia Manguerra Brainard
There are other similar phenomena, like the Out-of-Body Experience. I swear I had several Out-of-Body experiences when I was in college. I recall being awake but being unable to move my body because my spirit was outside my body. I'm serious about this. The experience spooked me so much, and it stopped. I've had psychic friends say that such an experience is actually a gift, but since I did not welcome it, it left me.
There are many paranormal experiences that we don't understand but do happen. If you have ever had one and wish to share, email me at cbrainard@aol.com.
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Tags: Paranormal, Ikiryo, living ghost, out of body, astral travel. soul travel
This is all for now,
Cecilia
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