I just turned 30, have an amazing girlfriend a cat and a dog. It's a good life, but it's far from what my life used to be. Turning 30 hit me pretty hard when I realized just how "normal" life has become after being crazier than most from my teens to my mid twenties, so now I'm trying to figure out how to spice things up at least a little before it gets too far and I become complacent. I'm hoping getting a band together will do a little bit.
@@histguy101 I'm definitely aware of it already lol. Like I said, I lived a fast life with the last few years being an exception, I've got a lot more coming my way too. I bought the ticket though so I deserve the ride.
@@itsjustme7487 I too hope he finds what he’s are looking for and I hope he doesn’t go as far to lose what he already has. I’m talking about his girlfriend. Don’t do anything that you might regret. Best of luck and have fun.
That was the best feels-pasta that I have EVER heard, and I think that I have listened to every story on youtube for the past 6 years.... Very well written and narrated! Thank you!
This story hit home in more ways than I’d probably care to admit, however it came at a time when I needed it the most. Thank you to the author and thank you for your narration. 😊
A pertinent tale, I struggle with this enemy every day as well. The enemy is called learned helplessness, and it is the bane of my generation, and it is a fearsome foe indeed. A swirling miasma of doubt and fear, and it gains strength from my weakness. An interesting conundrum indeed, but as long as I can write the comment, we know that I haven't given up yet. "If you can name your enemy, you gain power over it," turns out to be more than a cheesy line from a fantasy novel after all.
It’s not just something’s any name. You need to know something’s “True” name to have power over it, to overcome it. Find the meaning from where it comes from. This Miasma, Doubt, and Fear that learned helplessness uses agains you. Find the truth and you’ll have another weapon to defend against it. Keep on fighting!!
the generation is not the cause, but they do demand it. learned helplessness is a requirement in some societies. it’s the primer for authoritarianism, totalitarianism, oligarchy, communism, etc. i say communism because the individual doesn’t exist/isn’t important. the individual can not achieve any form of personal success without the states blessing, so they don’t even try.
I'm starting to think Lighthouse doesn't understand just how amazing a Narrator he is He need at Least 10k more subscribers! Another Perfect Narrative 🙏
This is an awesome story, I’m not usually big on horror stories involving angels but this is a good one. One thing I LOVE about your videos is no ads, I’ve tried looking at other people’s videos like this and some have ads every 6-9 minutes, it’s a real mood killer
It’s a bit creepy. For example, now we can learn about the guy that I’m prisoned that garden 🪴 spirit lady. As well as how on earth magic 🪄 is still even possible.
Perfect timing. Still anticipating that long story 😉 Much appreciation for your daily uploads though bro. You truly are my favorite story teller and you're super talented man.
I think I spent over half a day in the notifications, just waiting for a New Notification: Lighthouse Horror Uploaded. Thank you Lighthouse, and person who wrote this. It's hauntingly beautiful to listen to before midnight. Also, good luck with your move Lighthouse.
the amount of times i'd be up at odd hours in the morning just doing my homework with your readings in the background. you're really talented and rapidly becoming one of my favorite creepypasta readers!
I keep coming back to this story-- I absolutely love how you narrated this one in particular and it brings me to tears nearly every time. Thank you for the work you do!
I have truly enjoyed all the entertaining and engaging tells that I have had the pleasure of coming across. This one has to be one of my favorite recent tales. Great job as always my friend and something that we all should take something from. I sure did, Besides I can't get on my bike and go find a twisty road right now. I am far to busy enjoying these self evaluating tales like this one.
This! This is why I love this channel. No other creepy pasta channel does stories like these. No other horror channel can do perfect narration for hours on odd ball stories like you can. Fantastic job man. Never stop.
I listened to this again today. It made me think about my responses to scary things in my own life. I am going to make myself live with more bravery. Thank you.
This might not fit the creepy pasta genre but this is now one of my favorite stories. It's so wholesome and uplifting. The writer did amazing and thank you lighthouse for making this story come to life
FeelsPasta! You are indeed a master narrator. You can take any story and make it compelling. I enjoyed this as much as any of the darker horror stories on your channel. Nice change of pace, and excellently done! Thank you.
I can listen to this guy over and over again. I usually remember stories I've heard too well to hear them again, but I listen to so many that I forget the earlier ones and can once again enjoy the same stories. I am certain there will be a third time listening to this, as so many others. His voice is so smooth and calming. His way of telling stories is captivating and full of life. I get caught in the animation and emotions. I just love it. Amazing ♥
Not all monsters are bad or want to har. Humans. I mean, imagine her devine powers and what she could really do. Lovely story and thank you for bringing yet another story to life. I can't do much physically these days but my mind can do plenty. I can relate a lot with the angle. I've been climbing out of the same pit and learning that there is plenty to life, to live happily. I have recently been diagnosed with Meniere's Disease and it has changed my life completely. Nothing is the be same, but you know what? It's just a different adventure to explore. It's ok to change.
I've been diagnosed with small fiber neuropathy. My C-fiber nerves are dying. My doctor's can't figure out what's causing the nerve damage. My nerves that feel heat are dying. I feel cold in temperatures below 80°F. It causes me to feel a constant aching pain in all my muscles as well as muscle cramps. Lyrica helps to dull the pain. I fatigue quickly now. C-fiber nerves are tied to your sweat glands, so those are also dying off as well. I'm 4 years into this and I'm only in my 30's. I can sympathize with you on how life can suddenly change. It took me a few years talking to a councilor to come to terms with it. I've gotten used to the pain. The worst part is feeling cold when everyone else is comforting. I have to cover every inch of my skin (not my face) so I can tolerate 75°F. I'm blessed to be able to work from home most days. I can keep my home office at a comfortable for me 80°F. My kid's don't like it when I try to turn the heat up in the house. I have to bundle up in my own home.
@@russiannpcbot6408 Bot It sounds like you're coping well so that's good...still scary when you don't know why you're body is going haywire. Mini update: I thought Ménière's Disease was my only complication but apparently not. They're testing me for bone/blood cancer and genetic disorders now. So far, the scary stuff has been coming back negative but I still don't have answers either so that's both a good and bad thing. I have the opposite issue with temperature actually. I wish we could trade half of our issue to each other and then we would both feel temperature normally again. 😅 I experience everything else you mentioned (medically) though.
@@orange-dm8fx No solid diagnosis but I understand things a little better. My doctors feel that something triggered all the changes in my body because everything that has been found is secondary issues...the results of something bigger. Anything could have triggered them; even a simple virus or extreme stress can be triggers. The latest information is that my dermatologist feels I have chronic hives which is still one of those secondary issues. I have tried two different treatments that haven't shown any improvement. I do have a treatment that is working for my Meniere's Disease and my migraines so that is awesome. Mentally, I'm doing a lot better. I've just been treating myself as a case study and that works. 😅 Still can't get out of bed without turning funky colors, getting a fever and tachycardia but I have been finding things I can still do. When the pain (full body burning sensation and bone pain) is so bad that I can't do anything, that's when I treat myself like a case study. Taking videos, pictures, documenting signs and symptoms, watch for patterns, possible triggers and record data in general.
I love how this wonderful story pops up in my feed from time to time! And only from my fave narrator! It is one of my most fave stories to listen to and every time I come across it I will always stop and listen!!❤❤❤
This story was amazing. You really did a great job putting me at least, into the story. I think i figured it out. What i think your readings do the best, is that the inflection of how you read, me in the story. No matter how left the story turns, it takes me with it because of the war you present the story. Well written story, amazing narration
This was a fabulous companion to my drive home tonight! As always, fantastic narration and great story, nice change from the usual horror. Not gonna lie, kept waiting for the twist lol
This was actually quite wholesome! As someone who's dealt with a lot of social anxiety throughout middle and high school, this really hit close to home. I remembered being bored and longing to be a part of everyone else's world, but my anxiety held me back so much to the point where speaking up alone would make me want to cry. I've changed a lot since then and I can safely say that I'm a lot happier and more confident than ever before. I'm exactly the person I want to be! This story holds a lot of truth to it.
Been listening for a while now, you have such a beautiful voice that even if some stories are unnerving I still find it relaxing....never suscribed out of fear of what suggestions I might start getting from youtube, but this story was so good you've more than earned my suscribe. Thank you for sharing your time with us. Kind regards from Mexico City
I think one of the things I like most about this story, is that living a fulfilling, adventurous life didn't mean 'do extreme, dangerous stuff'. Sometimes it honestly just means breaking from a hindering rut or routine. Ride a bike to work instead of driving, jog a new path at the park, schedule 'just because' time with friends and family. What a wonderful story.
This is why you’re my favorite content creator. You pick beautiful stories and breathe true life in them. You’re narration made this such an emotional ride for me, it made the story really immersive and real. This was a really inspiring experience. You’re so talented and you really know how to pick ‘em. Thank you. Edit: Omg and I forgot your narrated the story about the Tartarus shop. That story inspired a whole 20th level d&d module for me. It got me feeling creative, my favorite video on RUclips to date. Thank you for the gems!!!
Wow, this was an absolutely incredible story!!!! 👏👏👏👏 Excellent!!! Excellent story, excellent narration!!! Couldn't have been better!! Thanks so much to you & to the author...
A story that starts off being about a guardian angel who protects a family, gradually and ultimately being a story about living your life to the fullest, getting out and taking risks and experiencing all you can. Man... whoever wrote this, the world needs to hear your work more!!!
Such a beautiful story. I have at least one guardian spirit, my great grandfather. He died before my mother was born, but her aunt assured her that he would have spoiled her rotten if given the chance. When she was pregnant with me she noticed a scent around the house, but no matter how hard she looked, she couldn't find the source. It was always when she was alone, Dad had just started a new job and they hadn't moved closer yet. She told her aunt about it and was told that it was her grandfather looking over the two of us (the smell was Bay Rum, his aftershave). She talked to Dad about it and he had been smelling it too, but hadn't brought it up to her because he didn't want to freak her out. When they finally moved he popped in a couple more times, the last time was right after I was born. After my sister was born 4 years later, I woke up to see a man in his Sunday best floating next to my bed. He didn't have feet, or a face, but he seemed familiar. Terrified 3 year old me pulled my blanket over my head and told him to go away, and when I saw he had left I went screaming into my parents room. I was panicking, thinking they wouldn't believe me, so I was talking, crying, and almost hyperventilating trying to make them understand it wasn't just a dream. She couldn't understand a word I was saying so she had me draw what I saw. When she saw who I'd drawn she told me the first time Grandpa Munro had visited us and explained he just looked out for us.
One of the best I have heard lately. But I am setting here wondering how my guardian angel is doing... I may have been boring him to tears lately setting here at my desk.
I wasn’t expecting it to go this way but this was a really awesome story with some very wonderful themes about facing fears and embracing a more balanced life.
Sweet baby Jesus, Stephen. Between you and Dr Creepen picking stuff with the sneak attack feels, my heart my stray from it's normal coal black color. Lawd. Gorgeous story, mad kudos to Hosker, and props to you as always, pal.
You too listen to Lighthouse and Dr. Creepen? We do too. Lighthouse is our absolute favorite. But, we do like listening to Creepen. Both narrators are just great. We can't stand some of these guys with the millions of subscribers. It's hard to understand how they have the subscribers that they have. Unfathomable really... I know that they have had more years to gather subscribers, but still... And another thing, we have found out that two very large narrators here on RUclips have done nearly unspeakable things. One literally attempted to greedily Trademark or Copyright the very term "Creepypasta" 🤬🤬🤬, which belongs to us all. Another, with almost the same name, stands accused of GROOMING a 12 years-young _little girl_ 🤬🤢🤮🤯🤬🤬🤬 and we believe the victim, of course. That narrator has the term "creeps" in it, and now we can't hear him narrate anything at all les we literally get the actual creeps 🥶🥶🥶. It's pretty weird. We definitely don't like that sorta "creeps" and avoid it as best as we can. We still get RUclips recommending them in our feeds 😩. We keep telling RUclips that we are "Not Interested" in hopes of not seeing the recommendations from the two narrators we avoid so that our Autoplay doesn't accidentally play a video from them. RUclips needs a feature to let you actually block videos from any user that you want from appearing on a feed. It's hard to understand why that feature hasn't ever really been an option. We have only ever seen it if it's on our HOME feed, it just says "Don't Recommend This Channel" or something like that... Other than just that, a video having to appear on the Home feed, we know our no other way to stop seeing unwanted recommendations... So if anyone knows another way, our eyes and ears are open to you. And we need to stop being lazy and go through our playlists and delete all their videos... There's so many stories to sort. So sorry for such a long comment... We love you Lighthouse, and for anyone here listening to you, out LH brothers and sisters, we love y'all too! 💋❤️ 💡🏚️👻
So beautifully written, this was an amazing break from the normal horror stories. A very needed ray of sun, thank you to the author and of course narrator 🙏
Well, this explains my survival as a child and teen. A rather tumultuous and somewhat dangerous early life. Trying just to survive was a challenge. Thank you my Guardian!
This could easily be a screenplay by M. Night Shyamalan. It has all the elements except for a ridiculous twist that could easily be left out of the story. I enjoyed this one more than I thought I would.
that's horrible you shoulda locked him in the closet with a speaker installed in the wall hooked up to a 1 hour video of a grizzly bear's various barks growls and other sounds.... that experience would be terrifying enough but when the child realizes there's no danger just the mere sound of an angry bear....he'd realize there's nothing to fear from the closet... and maybe I'll get a eww red that's terrible speech, who knows lolz never trap thy son in a closet with a mere badger, but the sounds of a great bear for only then will they fear but be in no real harm....
This isn't even a creepypasta, it is just an amazing story.
Ikr, kinda reminds me of the paranormal uber driver one
I don’t think I have listened to that one yet.
💯 he has amazing talent the way he narrates makes me feel like I'm in the story amazing voice too💜💙💚💛🧡❤🤎
Wholesomepasta
@@JohnSmith-qi6tz yes.
so that explains mid life crisis stuff: the guardian angels get very bored with the mundane try and get their clients to do more extreme stuff
this is not a creepypasta.
this is a tale of wisdom and beauty.
and a reminder to never become normal and boring.
awesome! 👍
😂😂p p⁹😅😂😂😂😂🎉😂😂😂😂
This was good. As a father and husband I find myself trying to strike that balance myself. It was nice to have it put into words.
I just turned 30, have an amazing girlfriend a cat and a dog. It's a good life, but it's far from what my life used to be. Turning 30 hit me pretty hard when I realized just how "normal" life has become after being crazier than most from my teens to my mid twenties, so now I'm trying to figure out how to spice things up at least a little before it gets too far and I become complacent. I'm hoping getting a band together will do a little bit.
@@zakkmylde1712 Good luck. Zakk. I hope you find what you're looking for.
@@zakkmylde1712 Just wait till you hit 35-37, when you become consciously aware of physical decline
@@histguy101 I'm definitely aware of it already lol. Like I said, I lived a fast life with the last few years being an exception, I've got a lot more coming my way too. I bought the ticket though so I deserve the ride.
@@itsjustme7487 I too hope he finds what he’s are looking for and I hope he doesn’t go as far to lose what he already has. I’m talking about his girlfriend. Don’t do anything that you might regret. Best of luck and have fun.
This makes me want to quit my boring life and be the once adventurous person I used to be
Never too late! You're still that person :)
The real horror is getting old and boring
Want a companion for the adventures? I NEED TONS !
@@nonatie8514 pack up let's go!
Although I'm 16 i always wanted a real adventure not a simple camping trip
That was the best feels-pasta that I have EVER heard, and I think that I have listened to every story on youtube for the past 6 years.... Very well written and narrated! Thank you!
That story was so inspiring. I spend far too many days inside when there is a gorgeous outer world available to me.
Me 2!
This story hit home in more ways than I’d probably care to admit, however it came at a time when I needed it the most. Thank you to the author and thank you for your narration. 😊
One Hundred Thousand , Come on Let's Get The Lighthouse to Burn Bright , He's Awesome, let's show it
Agreed!!!!!
Agreed!
Right there with you this is becoming my favorite creepypasta channel
So true ! Awesome ! 👍
Woo hoo!! He is there! Yay!❤❤❤
A pertinent tale, I struggle with this enemy every day as well. The enemy is called learned helplessness, and it is the bane of my generation, and it is a fearsome foe indeed. A swirling miasma of doubt and fear, and it gains strength from my weakness. An interesting conundrum indeed, but as long as I can write the comment, we know that I haven't given up yet. "If you can name your enemy, you gain power over it," turns out to be more than a cheesy line from a fantasy novel after all.
It’s not just something’s any name. You need to know something’s “True” name to have power over it, to overcome it.
Find the meaning from where it comes from. This Miasma, Doubt, and Fear that learned helplessness uses agains you. Find the truth and you’ll have another weapon to defend against it. Keep on fighting!!
the generation is not the cause, but they do demand it. learned helplessness is a requirement in some societies. it’s the primer for authoritarianism, totalitarianism, oligarchy, communism, etc. i say communism because the individual doesn’t exist/isn’t important. the individual can not achieve any form of personal success without the states blessing, so they don’t even try.
@@threestans9096 Thank you. Too bad so many people don't see that.
I would like to thank the reader as much as the author. The story made me stop wasting time on RUclips and get back to work.
Thanks for the kind words Daniel! I hope you get a lot of work done my friend!
I'm starting to think Lighthouse doesn't understand just how amazing a Narrator he is He need at Least 10k more subscribers! Another Perfect Narrative 🙏
This is an awesome story, I’m not usually big on horror stories involving angels but this is a good one. One thing I LOVE about your videos is no ads, I’ve tried looking at other people’s videos like this and some have ads every 6-9 minutes, it’s a real mood killer
Holy crap this was a story. Best story I've heard in years. Thanks for narrating.
Glad you enjoyed it!
This will be on my FAVORITE list, thank you for narrating this wonderfully.
That use of "Dearly beloved" from Kingdom Hearts is beautiful!
This wasn't really a creepypasta but it was a great heartfelt story about living your one life. I loved it.
It’s a bit creepy. For example, now we can learn about the guy that I’m prisoned that garden 🪴 spirit lady. As well as how on earth magic 🪄 is still even possible.
This one was really good I'd love to hear more about the lead character to the writer awesome job and Lighthouse thanks for the narration
Perfect timing. Still anticipating that long story 😉 Much appreciation for your daily uploads though bro. You truly are my favorite story teller and you're super talented man.
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Part 102 of thanking the lighthouse horror for his constant upload
Awesome thanks lighthouse! 😎👍
That was dope AF. Great story, dude. The movie playing in my head was perfection.
Thank you Lighthouse. In the first five seconds I was cracking up. An apartment getting attacked by a library does that to me every time.
this story was so wholesome and beautiful, I think oddly enough its the favourite story I've heard from you.
I'm so glad!
I love the highs and lows of your voice, for the Angel. I felt her sadness and fear. You are gifted!
I think I spent over half a day in the notifications, just waiting for a New Notification: Lighthouse Horror Uploaded.
Thank you Lighthouse, and person who wrote this. It's hauntingly beautiful to listen to before midnight. Also, good luck with your move Lighthouse.
I'm back to hear this story again! Its so uplifting and beautiful. You have a wonderful talent LH!🤗💜⛄❄
the amount of times i'd be up at odd hours in the morning just doing my homework with your readings in the background. you're really talented and rapidly becoming one of my favorite creepypasta readers!
I keep coming back to this story-- I absolutely love how you narrated this one in particular and it brings me to tears nearly every time. Thank you for the work you do!
I have truly enjoyed all the entertaining and engaging tells that I have had the pleasure of coming across. This one has to be one of my favorite recent tales. Great job as always my friend and something that we all should take something from. I sure did, Besides I can't get on my bike and go find a twisty road right now. I am far to busy enjoying these self evaluating tales like this one.
This! This is why I love this channel. No other creepy pasta channel does stories like these. No other horror channel can do perfect narration for hours on odd ball stories like you can. Fantastic job man. Never stop.
I listened to this again today. It made me think about my responses to scary things in my own life. I am going to make myself live with more bravery. Thank you.
Another great story and awesome narration.
Congrats on the 70K subs 🥳
thanks Dollie!
Next stop 100k 😊
What a wonderful retelling of an old story with a twist. 👏👏👏👏
(The twist was the inheritable guardian angel) 😅
I absolutely love this story. What a relationship.
This might not fit the creepy pasta genre but this is now one of my favorite stories. It's so wholesome and uplifting. The writer did amazing and thank you lighthouse for making this story come to life
My heart! When she was first introduced my heart melted. She reminded me of a sweet grandmother
This story is so wonderful!!! It touches my heart. Thank you.
Wow. This was an amazing story. So wholesome and enjoyable with just a hint of tension and spookiness.
What a beautiful story! Thank you SO much for sharing it! 💞
FeelsPasta! You are indeed a master narrator. You can take any story and make it compelling. I enjoyed this as much as any of the darker horror stories on your channel. Nice change of pace, and excellently done! Thank you.
I can listen to this guy over and over again. I usually remember stories I've heard too well to hear them again, but I listen to so many that I forget the earlier ones and can once again enjoy the same stories. I am certain there will be a third time listening to this, as so many others. His voice is so smooth and calming. His way of telling stories is captivating and full of life. I get caught in the animation and emotions. I just love it. Amazing ♥
Wow. What a great story and narration. I've been feeling worn down by monotony a lot lately and this really hit home today.
What a beautiful story! Wonderful writing and narration. Reminds us that balance is the key.
Not all monsters are bad or want to har. Humans. I mean, imagine her devine powers and what she could really do. Lovely story and thank you for bringing yet another story to life.
I can't do much physically these days but my mind can do plenty. I can relate a lot with the angle. I've been climbing out of the same pit and learning that there is plenty to life, to live happily.
I have recently been diagnosed with Meniere's Disease and it has changed my life completely. Nothing is the be same, but you know what? It's just a different adventure to explore. It's ok to change.
I've been diagnosed with small fiber neuropathy. My C-fiber nerves are dying. My doctor's can't figure out what's causing the nerve damage. My nerves that feel heat are dying. I feel cold in temperatures below 80°F. It causes me to feel a constant aching pain in all my muscles as well as muscle cramps. Lyrica helps to dull the pain. I fatigue quickly now. C-fiber nerves are tied to your sweat glands, so those are also dying off as well.
I'm 4 years into this and I'm only in my 30's. I can sympathize with you on how life can suddenly change. It took me a few years talking to a councilor to come to terms with it. I've gotten used to the pain. The worst part is feeling cold when everyone else is comforting. I have to cover every inch of my skin (not my face) so I can tolerate 75°F. I'm blessed to be able to work from home most days. I can keep my home office at a comfortable for me 80°F. My kid's don't like it when I try to turn the heat up in the house. I have to bundle up in my own home.
@@russiannpcbot6408 Bot It sounds like you're coping well so that's good...still scary when you don't know why you're body is going haywire.
Mini update: I thought Ménière's Disease was my only complication but apparently not. They're testing me for bone/blood cancer and genetic disorders now. So far, the scary stuff has been coming back negative but I still don't have answers either so that's both a good and bad thing.
I have the opposite issue with temperature actually. I wish we could trade half of our issue to each other and then we would both feel temperature normally again. 😅 I experience everything else you mentioned (medically) though.
@@DidYouSayEllo @Russian NPC Bot
How are you guys doing now?
@@orange-dm8fx No solid diagnosis but I understand things a little better.
My doctors feel that something triggered all the changes in my body because everything that has been found is
secondary issues...the results of something bigger. Anything could have triggered them; even a simple virus or extreme stress can be triggers.
The latest information is that my dermatologist feels I have chronic hives which is still one of those secondary issues. I have tried two different treatments that haven't shown any improvement.
I do have a treatment that is working for my Meniere's Disease and my migraines so that is awesome.
Mentally, I'm doing a lot better. I've just been treating myself as a case study and that works. 😅
Still can't get out of bed without turning funky colors, getting a fever and tachycardia but I have been finding things I can still do.
When the pain (full body burning sensation and bone pain) is so bad that I can't do anything, that's when I treat myself like a case study. Taking videos, pictures, documenting signs and symptoms, watch for patterns, possible triggers and record data in general.
@@DidYouSayEllo har humans 😂
I love this story! It's uplifting and hopeful! Love your life carefully but make it worth the effort! Listen every time this comes through my feed!
Wow, I've recently gotten into all your stories but this one really resonated, thank you.
I love how this wonderful story pops up in my feed from time to time! And only from my fave narrator! It is one of my most fave stories to listen to and every time I come across it I will always stop and listen!!❤❤❤
If this watcher is what I think she is, then we all have one.
This story was amazing. You really did a great job putting me at least, into the story. I think i figured it out. What i think your readings do the best, is that the inflection of how you read, me in the story. No matter how left the story turns, it takes me with it because of the war you present the story. Well written story, amazing narration
This was a fabulous companion to my drive home tonight! As always, fantastic narration and great story, nice change from the usual horror. Not gonna lie, kept waiting for the twist lol
This was actually quite wholesome! As someone who's dealt with a lot of social anxiety throughout middle and high school, this really hit close to home. I remembered being bored and longing to be a part of everyone else's world, but my anxiety held me back so much to the point where speaking up alone would make me want to cry. I've changed a lot since then and I can safely say that I'm a lot happier and more confident than ever before. I'm exactly the person I want to be! This story holds a lot of truth to it.
This is such a beautiful story. The author is so creative! I'm so glad I listened to this
Been listening for a while now, you have such a beautiful voice that even if some stories are unnerving I still find it relaxing....never suscribed out of fear of what suggestions I might start getting from youtube, but this story was so good you've more than earned my suscribe. Thank you for sharing your time with us. Kind regards from Mexico City
I think one of the things I like most about this story, is that living a fulfilling, adventurous life didn't mean 'do extreme, dangerous stuff'. Sometimes it honestly just means breaking from a hindering rut or routine.
Ride a bike to work instead of driving, jog a new path at the park, schedule 'just because' time with friends and family.
What a wonderful story.
This is why you’re my favorite content creator. You pick beautiful stories and breathe true life in them. You’re narration made this such an emotional ride for me, it made the story really immersive and real. This was a really inspiring experience. You’re so talented and you really know how to pick ‘em. Thank you.
Edit: Omg and I forgot your narrated the story about the Tartarus shop. That story inspired a whole 20th level d&d module for me. It got me feeling creative, my favorite video on RUclips to date. Thank you for the gems!!!
I've only ever heard one other story that made me smile this big at the end and I love it. The author of this story did something great with this one.
Wow, this was an absolutely incredible story!!!! 👏👏👏👏 Excellent!!! Excellent story, excellent narration!!! Couldn't have been better!! Thanks so much to you & to the author...
Feelspasta☺️ I am so overwhelmed right now . Good job lighthouse horror
Honestly one of the best stories I've heard in a long time!! Really liked this one and you did amazing with the voice acting
BRAVO BRAVO
Wow this was a amazing story. This gives life a fresh start again. You did a awesome job.
I didnt expect to hear kingdom heart music in one of these videos omg??? And god i love Helen's voice
Great story bro!
You're suspiciously well suited to lend your voice to an old lady angel.
A story that starts off being about a guardian angel who protects a family, gradually and ultimately being a story about living your life to the fullest, getting out and taking risks and experiencing all you can.
Man... whoever wrote this, the world needs to hear your work more!!!
I thoroughly enjoyed this story. Thank you @LighthouseHorror
Such a beautiful story. I have at least one guardian spirit, my great grandfather. He died before my mother was born, but her aunt assured her that he would have spoiled her rotten if given the chance. When she was pregnant with me she noticed a scent around the house, but no matter how hard she looked, she couldn't find the source. It was always when she was alone, Dad had just started a new job and they hadn't moved closer yet. She told her aunt about it and was told that it was her grandfather looking over the two of us (the smell was Bay Rum, his aftershave). She talked to Dad about it and he had been smelling it too, but hadn't brought it up to her because he didn't want to freak her out. When they finally moved he popped in a couple more times, the last time was right after I was born.
After my sister was born 4 years later, I woke up to see a man in his Sunday best floating next to my bed. He didn't have feet, or a face, but he seemed familiar. Terrified 3 year old me pulled my blanket over my head and told him to go away, and when I saw he had left I went screaming into my parents room. I was panicking, thinking they wouldn't believe me, so I was talking, crying, and almost hyperventilating trying to make them understand it wasn't just a dream. She couldn't understand a word I was saying so she had me draw what I saw. When she saw who I'd drawn she told me the first time Grandpa Munro had visited us and explained he just looked out for us.
dude this is such an awesome story, like I would watch a short film of this on repeat /srs
I needed to hear this entire story. Thank you Stephen.
One of the best I have heard lately. But I am setting here wondering how my guardian angel is doing... I may have been boring him to tears lately setting here at my desk.
I wasn’t expecting it to go this way but this was a really awesome story with some very wonderful themes about facing fears and embracing a more balanced life.
As usual a five-star story from our friend lighthouse horror.
Thank you Bud!
Okay, I absolutely love how Dearly Beloved from KingdomHearts was used. That music is always guaranteed to pull on the heartstrings.
Awesome . Thanks for the upload.
I love this story. It’s so sweet. Thank you Stephen. You are an excellent narrator. ❤
Wow....just...wow. Love and respect to both the writer and reader of this tale.
What a lovely rendition of Dearly Beloved. So nostalgic...
Wow this is absolutely amazing! Great writing and great narration!
Loved it! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 Great job!
That’s such an amazing story! Love it and smiled the entire time.
I love the dearly beloved playing during the story
Sweet baby Jesus, Stephen. Between you and Dr Creepen picking stuff with the sneak attack feels, my heart my stray from it's normal coal black color. Lawd.
Gorgeous story, mad kudos to Hosker, and props to you as always, pal.
thank you so much Jen!
You too listen to Lighthouse and Dr. Creepen? We do too. Lighthouse is our absolute favorite. But, we do like listening to Creepen. Both narrators are just great. We can't stand some of these guys with the millions of subscribers. It's hard to understand how they have the subscribers that they have. Unfathomable really... I know that they have had more years to gather subscribers, but still...
And another thing, we have found out that two very large narrators here on RUclips have done nearly unspeakable things. One literally attempted to greedily Trademark or Copyright the very term "Creepypasta" 🤬🤬🤬, which belongs to us all. Another, with almost the same name, stands accused of GROOMING a 12 years-young _little girl_ 🤬🤢🤮🤯🤬🤬🤬 and we believe the victim, of course. That narrator has the term "creeps" in it, and now we can't hear him narrate anything at all les we literally get the actual creeps 🥶🥶🥶. It's pretty weird. We definitely don't like that sorta "creeps" and avoid it as best as we can.
We still get RUclips recommending them in our feeds 😩. We keep telling RUclips that we are "Not Interested" in hopes of not seeing the recommendations from the two narrators we avoid so that our Autoplay doesn't accidentally play a video from them. RUclips needs a feature to let you actually block videos from any user that you want from appearing on a feed. It's hard to understand why that feature hasn't ever really been an option. We have only ever seen it if it's on our HOME feed, it just says "Don't Recommend This Channel" or something like that... Other than just that, a video having to appear on the Home feed, we know our no other way to stop seeing unwanted recommendations... So if anyone knows another way, our eyes and ears are open to you.
And we need to stop being lazy and go through our playlists and delete all their videos... There's so many stories to sort.
So sorry for such a long comment...
We love you Lighthouse, and for anyone here listening to you, out LH brothers and sisters, we love y'all too! 💋❤️
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So beautifully written, this was an amazing break from the normal horror stories. A very needed ray of sun, thank you to the author and of course narrator 🙏
This is such a profound story. A good one to listen to every now and then as a reminder of what it means to live.
Awe what a wonderful story! As always your narration is great. Well done. 😊
Not going to lie, this is incredibly well written with a message we could all learn from and implement in our lives.
Thank you
Awesome! Just when I need some Lighthouse Horror, i get served one. 💜
This angels plight makes me sad
Well, this explains my survival as a child and teen. A rather tumultuous and somewhat dangerous early life. Trying just to survive was a challenge. Thank you my Guardian!
This is the most wholesome tale. Lol shame poor Helen, my heart bleeds for her tireless battles. Thanks Author Chris Hosker!
What a fun concept! Loved this one
Yes 🙌🏻 Daily dose of awesomeness
This could easily be a screenplay by M. Night Shyamalan. It has all the elements except for a ridiculous twist that could easily be left out of the story. I enjoyed this one more than I thought I would.
This one made me so happy 😄 Just what I needed! Thank you so much ❤
You're so welcome!
Hooray for exposure therapy!
“Daddy, I’m scared of the monsters in my closet!”
“Hmmm...” Promptly locks the kid in the closet with a badger.
that's horrible
you shoulda locked him in the closet with a speaker installed in the wall hooked up to a 1 hour video of a grizzly bear's various barks growls and other sounds....
that experience would be terrifying enough but when the child realizes there's no danger just the mere sound of an angry bear....he'd realize there's nothing to fear from the closet...
and maybe I'll get a eww red that's terrible speech, who knows lolz
never trap thy son in a closet with a mere badger, but the sounds of a great bear for only then will they fear but be in no real harm....
You could also record your child's screams and begging and play it back into the closet for additional terror.
That was so lovely and I really enjoyed listening to it. Amazing story ❤️. Thank you, as usual, perfect delivery.
This whole story resonated with me. Life in perspective. I, too, need a change.
Wow, what a story. Huge props to the writer.
Truly wonderful story and story telling . I have been sharing this channel with everyone i know that can appreciate a great story .
Oh this was so very good. Applause for the author and narrator. I totally enjoyed this upload.
This is the most wholesome story yet.
A beautiful and heartwarming story, expertly told!