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Do ghosts like the dark?

You know, that's like the most atypical thing you think about when it comes to a haunting. If you were to go, okay, haunted house, what element does that house possess?

Is it skeletons?

Is it a creepy old bookcase? Is it big candle operas?

You know, the biggest thing is it's dark. If you were to have the most overwhelming

aspect of the house to point out, it is its darkness. So when you have an area of a house that should otherwise be lit up just fine, but the lights

don't seem to want to work there, no matter what you do.

And then entities or energies or messages begin to come to a family in dream form, very disturbing dreams.

What are you to make of it?

Is there a way to bring more light to that house?

Is there a way to bring more light to the emotions and the individuals who are living in that house?

That's what one family ponderes in our next story.

Take a listen. I'd like to share my sister's story about the house we lived in back when I was still in college about 10 years ago.

My mom worked at a company where whenever an employee gets promoted, they'll be transferred to any branch anywhere in the country.

By coincidence, my mom got promoted as I was starting college.

So we moved to, let us call it, a city.

We moved to about two rental properties before we get to this final one.

We stayed for six years in that city, majority of which is living in the townhouse.

In the basement apartment, we moved into this 1970-style townhouse unit, wooden upper house and concrete for the other half.

It's not in good shape as the owners never updated it, but I like it

anyway, and it was still livable. There was a breath of fresh air to me, as this house had big windows

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