Lost my nan back in 2019 and for about three weeks after, small things kept moving around the house. Her favourite mug ended up on the wrong shelf twice. My daughter swore she hadn't touched it.
Now I know the sceptics will say grief does funny things to your perception and maybe they're right to a point, but there were a couple of instances where multiple people witnessed the same thing simultaneously, which is harder to explain away.
What strikes me about these cases generally is the timing. Always right after a bereavement, rarely before. Whether thats residual energy, a final attempt at communication, or something we simply don't have language for yet, I genuinely don't know. But I don't think its nothing either.
Anyone else had the same? Curious whether it was always close family or whether people have experienced it with friends too, and how long the activity lasted before it stopped.