Last week I was driving on the Danforth and I noticed a cool looking pub with a sign that stated they they hold a psychic fair every 2nd Sunday of the month.  I googled them and was happy to find out more details… it’s held twice a month at 2 Toronto Locations by some “best” (self proclaimed?) psychics. Their site states that they have a high accuracy rate and 97% of their clients were satisfied.  The first location is at The Old Nick at 123 Danforth Avenue, at Broadview, 2nd Sunday of each month, from 1pm to 5pm. The second location is at 554 Parliament Street at Wellesely, last Sunday of each month, from 11apm to 3pm. I think I’m going to check it out.  I have had a strong feeling that it’s time I went to see a psychic.  Maybe they can guide me to help me understand more about these unexplained experiences that I have had.  For more information please see their site: http://www.psychicbrunch.ca/

This past Wednesday Toronto had a record snow fall, but some pretty unusual thunder and lightening  occurred  that night as well. It wasn’t your average  storm either… the noise was so intense, it sounded like a truck fell off the Gardiner.  Then there was such a fierce  blue light the sky  seemed to explode and  spark  up the night in  what only seemed like  a split second. I ran to my balcony to try to see what happened and I noticed that a lot of others were on their balconies trying to figure out what was going on too.  We couldn’t see much and then I figured out that it must have been the elements.  Then last night I experienced such a vivid dream that was related to that odd weather and the Cloverfield movie.  I can’t help but feel that what transpired in Toronto on Wednesday evening  was something extraterrestrial.  In my dream a huge orange-yellow spear  seemed to engulf the surrounding downtown Toronto core.  Then the force of the blast pushed out so much debris, it drowned all that was in it’s midst.  I ran inside a nearby PATH where these hovering aliens, wearing black trench coats, were inserting custom clusters to its designated  human counterparts.   The packets were the most vibrant fishes, like in Chinese paintings.  These modifications were specially designed to enhance us, but I woke up before I could learn for what?  My dream was so vivid, I could even see colors.  I have been experiencing such an unsettling feeling lately and I have been rather fascinated with apocalyptic stories as well.  Some say it’s going to happen and as soon as 2012.  I don’t feel that it will, but I do have a feeling that 2013 may not be a good year.  I hope I’m wrong.

In the next few months I am hoping to acquire a house and I am also hoping that maybe, just maybe, it will have something extra, other than the usual amenities. Am I crazy for wanting to experience more supernatural energy? I’m so drawn to it.. I can’t even begin to explain. I imagine it’s like people who jump out of a plane. That high they must experience is too euphoric to resist. Speaking of buying a haunted house, I was searching the City TV archives and stumbled upon the following article. Hit the link below to access the video footage…

Would-Be Homeowners Balk At Buying A “Haunted House”

Thursday August 31, 2006

CityNews.ca Staff

The housing market in the G.T.A. continues to churn out record numbers, with more and more homes and condos getting record prices. The Danforth has always been a coveted area, but there’s one home in the neighbourhood that may end up literally spooking away prospective buyers.

The Victorian mansion is rumoured to be haunted, and Christian Cedieux, a crime and trauma scene cleaner, has spent enough time inside to determine for himself whether a ghoulish presence exists. He’s been working at the house ever since the elderly owner was found dead inside.

She died of natural causes, but Cedieux now considers himself a believer in the supernatural.

“I refuse to allow any of my employees to work by themselves,” he admits with a straight face.

“Everyone had to work in teams of two. From equipment turning off and on, to gloves levitating. I had a grown man 35 years of age who ran out of one particular room screaming and crying. He couldn’t take it.”

“There are things that cannot be explained, and I’ve seen it; my staff has seen it; we’ve experienced it; we’ve felt it; we’ve smelt it.”

“One of my employees was pushed by an invisible assailant. He ran down screaming and crying and was really spooked out.”

Four workers left and never came back.

The house is now clean and ready for sale, although Christian admits he wouldn’t spend a night there for $1,000.

“There are things that cannot be explained, and I’m here to tell you that they’re very for real.”

http://www.citynews.ca/news/news_3236.aspx

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