Objects appearing in the home

What does it mean when we keep finding coins, pennies and a ring similar to an engagement ring in our home? these things do not belong to us or friendss


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OronD
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Love is the battery of life....

Hi,
I hope you are not superstitious..... so the only explanation is: Someone puts / brings it there (Either in purpose or accidentally).  Open your eyes and soon you'll find the real reason.... rings don't tend to fly (......well, at list for the time being.....) and birds (or dogs or cats) don't bring such presents......
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actually, I did not say the objects were "flying" in or out, or about. What I was trying to express was that the ring was found on my husbands side of the bed on the floor in the mstr. bdrm. The room is vacuumed everyday. Next I stated that the coins as of recently that are found are pennies, dated no later than 1974. These coins are found in several different places in the home. They don't belong to any of the family members and no one has been visiting the home who would have left them, meaning friends or relatives. I would think that a ring left by a friend or visitor would have been missed by them and therefore they would have asked us about it. I wanted to know if there is some significance of objects like this appearing. Many strange things happen in the home, out of the "norm" I suppose you would say. Hope to hear further on this one. By the way our eyes are wide open and have explored all other "normal" answers concerning this. Thanks in advance, vgigic
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What do or who do you mean bring these things in on purpose or accidentially? Question why do you think(or have heard)someone would bring pennies in? or a ring that resembles an engagement ring? What would be the significance? Thanks, vgigic
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Have you seen the movie The Borrowers http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118755/
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CyFree
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"All truth goes through 3 stages:

First it is ridiculed,

Then it is violently opposed,

Then it is accepted as self evident." - Schopenhauer

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I always found pennies all over my house and all the time, and I always assume we (my husband, I, the kids) drop it. Every place I ever lived, btw.

My youngest has fun filling his piggy bank with them every time I get ready to vacuum. He is the penny picker upper.

Now... if I ever found an engagement ring, or any kind of female ring, around my bed, any side, that went unclaimed by everyone I know and everyone who's ever been in the house, I'd be very suspicious because:

A- Either the person who dropped it didn't realize or miss it yet.

B- Or that person did realize but cannot claim it because he/she was not suppose to have the ring, or was not supposed to BE at your house and much less around your bed when he/she lost the ring.

C- Someone is pulling quite a prank on you guys. Is the ring an expensive one or just some cheap jewelry?

Chances are, someone you know, knows exactly where that ring came from and is just not telling you. 
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Maybe a small rodent is carrying them in.  I guess that could be possible. by small I mean a mouse.
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