Chanting submitted to us by Renee.

When I was a kid my grandmother coaxed me in forming a habit of chanting anti-demon spells anytime I was going somewhere alone at night.

About two years ago I wanted to surprise my best friend on her birthday at midnight.

As I reached her place, I planned to climb my way up to her room.

No pipes or ladders.

Great.

I decided to go through the basement, which opens inside the house to her kitchen.

My best friend always forgot to lock it.

When I entered the basement I started chanting involuntarily.

As I walked to the outlet and tried to open it, I heard an old lady say in the native tongue,

you won't let me sit here in peace, will you?

I turned around and saw her, an old lady sitting in an old chair.

She was smiling at me, had gray hair, and an almost transparent wrinkled face.

Her feet were turned around.

However, I didn't stop chanting, even for a second, and she kept smiling

at me until I got inside the kitchen and locked the basement door. I screamed my best friend's

name once, and I'm not ashamed to admit that I passed out. I woke up the next

morning still at my best friend's place. Happy birthday. Now I know what I saw but I decided to treat it all as a hallucination.

Wow that is really freaky that really how that's true?

Yeah, that's what they used.

Wow and they said in the native tongue there must be Native American I guess so me too I really that story is really freaky I don't like hate that you knew

when you get scared you pass out it seems like such a dumb defense mechanism.

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