No, I'm not talking about natural disasters like earthquakes and volcanoes but actual wildlife and forests. I'm going to sound real hippy now, but growing up in rural areas and talking to people who lived around the bush/forests made me realize this is a real thing. Have you guys ever went hiking DEEP into the forest and feel like something is watching you? You know that feeling that makes the hair on the back of your neck stand up. My neighbours went on vacation for 2 weeks and asked if i could walk their dog. I actually like dogs but he knew i was muslim so he was like just take him out and you can borrow my dirt bike so he can chase and run after you if u dont wanna walk him. I love dirt bikes so i was like f*ck yes.
SO earlier this morning we went out for our usual trip. I live in a rural area, my backyard is a bush/forest area that goes 300km all the way to Niagara Falls. So we were doing our thing and the whole time I got that feeling that someone was watching. My instincts told me to get the f*ck outta there but I love riding dirt bikes too much so I ignored it. As i kept riding that feeling intensified more and more. And then suddenly right before we were about to go over a hill the dog stopped and started whimpering. He then went into the fetal position and started whimpering even more. I just kept staring at the dog in shock and confusion not knowing what the f*ck was scaring him, but it started to scare me too. I also noticed that the usual wildlife noises stopped. The birds stopped chirping and insects stopped making noise. Complete and utter silence. Part of me wanted to go over that hill to see what was scaring him but as soon as that thought arose in my mind the dog looked at me with his eyes wide af and booked it out of there. I never seen him run that fast. I got my dirt bike and rode as quickly as I could out of there. I'm pretty sure that dog saved my life, because theres countless stories of people and especially kids going missing in this bush area. And everytime they find kids, their usually in pristine condition....despite them being gone for weeks or sometimes months. And when we ask them what happened and where they went they all have similar answers. "That man took me" "The hairy man took me and fed me". To me the only logical explanation is Jinns. They live in isolated areas, and nothing is more isolated than the bush. Dogs can see jinns, so I'm pretty sure thats what scared him. I never felt more unwelcome to the forest than today, something didn't want me there and I really felt it. I sometimes get these feelings but today was much different.
SO earlier this morning we went out for our usual trip. I live in a rural area, my backyard is a bush/forest area that goes 300km all the way to Niagara Falls. So we were doing our thing and the whole time I got that feeling that someone was watching. My instincts told me to get the f*ck outta there but I love riding dirt bikes too much so I ignored it. As i kept riding that feeling intensified more and more. And then suddenly right before we were about to go over a hill the dog stopped and started whimpering. He then went into the fetal position and started whimpering even more. I just kept staring at the dog in shock and confusion not knowing what the f*ck was scaring him, but it started to scare me too. I also noticed that the usual wildlife noises stopped. The birds stopped chirping and insects stopped making noise. Complete and utter silence. Part of me wanted to go over that hill to see what was scaring him but as soon as that thought arose in my mind the dog looked at me with his eyes wide af and booked it out of there. I never seen him run that fast. I got my dirt bike and rode as quickly as I could out of there. I'm pretty sure that dog saved my life, because theres countless stories of people and especially kids going missing in this bush area. And everytime they find kids, their usually in pristine condition....despite them being gone for weeks or sometimes months. And when we ask them what happened and where they went they all have similar answers. "That man took me" "The hairy man took me and fed me". To me the only logical explanation is Jinns. They live in isolated areas, and nothing is more isolated than the bush. Dogs can see jinns, so I'm pretty sure thats what scared him. I never felt more unwelcome to the forest than today, something didn't want me there and I really felt it. I sometimes get these feelings but today was much different.
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