Today on the Grave Talks, we continue our conversation about the Linville Manor, a haunted legacy,

with owner Win Brewer. Do you find activity in the place that you live in in your apartment?

Because your apartment is kind of separate from the original house. And sometimes I've heard of

haunted locations where when there's an addition

or something, it doesn't cross that line. How does your place feel? That's a good question.

And no one has really breached that with me. I ask that question. But essentially, I'll say yes in the short run. A lot of

times something tries to come over here, especially towards the bathroom door. It seems like

there'll be a presence in the middle of the night. And I don't know. I'm kind under the under the under the umbrella of saying you know like

there are times where it's it's good to have the interaction and then there's sometimes where you need to

put up the wall and say no um this isn't this is not a space for for engagement or or for invasion right now.

And, you know, I don't know if you're familiar that Amy and Adam from Kindred Spirits visited the house.

And in their time here, they were trying to get to the bottom of this different kind of energy

that sort of feels like it kind of comes and goes in the house.

At the end of the day, they couldn't specifically pinpoint who it was,

but we had really important conversation about intention

and how setting intentions, especially in your own private space, is super important if you're

deciding to maintain a haunted location, a haunted home, because yeah, you don't.

You want to shoo away the spirits necessarily, especially if they're doing their thing or if they're

not ready to go, but at the same time, you need

your privacy. So they were just like, hey, you know, you have to create these firm intentions.

And I think that that's very much what I do as I say, hey, you've got 5,400 square feet over there.

Look, like, it's great, it's fun.

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