QUOTE(JustNormal @ Sep 18 2007, 12:19 AM)

Hi Arcana, I think of "shadow people" as deceased ones who just sort of walk around and go about their daily routine. Simply because they are black or dark, doesnt make them bad, because most "ghosts" show themselves in shadow form. I dont think they are out to bother anyone or mess with us, as I dont think they realize they are dead and just do their thing. Thats my opinion anyway. JN-
Thanks for your respose to my experience JN.
TBH...........what I have described does not fit into the usual description of this phenomena, but has certain similarities & I wondered whether anyone else had experienced anything similar? It does not bother me, but I'm curious to find out what may be causing it?
JackalnChainz also makes a valid point about
"An old indian trick is to not look directly at the area you are scanning. Corner of the eye sight is much better for locating moving objects.". This technique is also used when scrying, where your peripheral vision can provide insight into other realms. If someone is sensitive & may not even be aware of it, it may be possible that they are doing this subconsciously, without even realising it?
As far as the usual description of shadow people/ghosts goes, many things can occur just outside our field of vision, that may offer rational explanations of this in some cases i.e. light reflections, car headlights, tv sets, an insect flying past a lamp casting a shadow etc etc. I agree with your thoughts on there being nothing to worry about due to
"most "ghosts" show themselves in shadow form, as I have heard of many accounts that attest to this & often these spirits may be loved ones dropping in to watch over us, trying to remain out of our view, to avoid scaring us.
Malevolant energies to my experience, are usually accompaied by things like sudden headaches, general feeling of unease, foul smells & sudden feelings of nausea etc.
All that said, seeing some dark & sinister looking shadow at the bottom of your bed is not something I would dismiss out of hand, although we've all heard these stories before at some point & they have become engrained into our psyche, much like urban legends & myths. Variations of darkness in a room at night can make certain areas appear darker & if there is a particular area that seems darker i.e. a corner, near a wardrobe, under the bed, by the foot of the bed, it is possible to get carried away with imagination. Only those who have experienced this for themelves, can ultimately say how real the experience was, or seemed to them & whether or not it had a possible rational explanation...................................I wish everyone sweet & peaceful dreams.