This couple called and asked me to come and do a clearing at their house. They had been dating for sometime and had decided to move in together. The woman had sold her home and moved into the boyfriend’s home but, she said she felt there was a ghost in the house who made her feel unwelcome. The man of the house was quite familiar with the ghost and in fact over the years had become comfortable with him. The ghost in question had built the house and died in the house and did not want to leave. Things had gotten so bad that when any of their children came to visit they would refuse to sleep in the downstairs bedroom as this ghost would rattle and shake the doors and move things to scare them.
The woman was especially uncomfortable in the kitchen, which she said she just hated because of the brick floor. Our ghost had been a mason and the house was made of brick and stone. We sat down together and began to speak with the ghost through the use of a pendulum and quiet meditation. The man’s name was Howard. He and his wife had both died in the house. Howard loved the fact that the man took such good care of the house but did not want company. After much conversation, Howard agreed to leave under two conditions. First, we would have a feast for him that coming Wednesday of his favorite food, rigatoni. Secondly, at dinner would we play Glenn Miller’s tune, String of Pearls, but the Benny Goodman arrangement? The following Wednesday I returned for the farewell dinner with a CD copy of String of Pearls by Benny Goodman. The woman said that Howard had awakened her the last two nights, apologizing for having frightened her. He explained that his wife had died of a heart attack in the kitchen and his wife, in fact, had always hated the floor. That evening we did a complete clearing of the house, especially the fire ceremony and after dinner during the playing of String Of Pearls, I helped this couple to say goodbye to Howard, It was very emotional and touching as the man had become quite attached. We all experienced the energy in the house shift as Howard crossed to the other side. The next day the woman of the house called and said she woke up and immediately felt that for the first time this was their house. I spoke to them recently and they told me they were considering getting a dog and that their children had come for the holidays and felt very comfortable there for the first time.
The woman was especially uncomfortable in the kitchen, which she said she just hated because of the brick floor. Our ghost had been a mason and the house was made of brick and stone. We sat down together and began to speak with the ghost through the use of a pendulum and quiet meditation. The man’s name was Howard. He and his wife had both died in the house. Howard loved the fact that the man took such good care of the house but did not want company. After much conversation, Howard agreed to leave under two conditions. First, we would have a feast for him that coming Wednesday of his favorite food, rigatoni. Secondly, at dinner would we play Glenn Miller’s tune, String of Pearls, but the Benny Goodman arrangement? The following Wednesday I returned for the farewell dinner with a CD copy of String of Pearls by Benny Goodman. The woman said that Howard had awakened her the last two nights, apologizing for having frightened her. He explained that his wife had died of a heart attack in the kitchen and his wife, in fact, had always hated the floor. That evening we did a complete clearing of the house, especially the fire ceremony and after dinner during the playing of String Of Pearls, I helped this couple to say goodbye to Howard, It was very emotional and touching as the man had become quite attached. We all experienced the energy in the house shift as Howard crossed to the other side. The next day the woman of the house called and said she woke up and immediately felt that for the first time this was their house. I spoke to them recently and they told me they were considering getting a dog and that their children had come for the holidays and felt very comfortable there for the first time.
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