This had been one of my readings for someone feeling weird things in her house and who gave me a picture of a part of her street as reference.

I see someone sitting hunched over, covered with some sort of cream-colored cloth. The person seems large, not overweight, just solidly built.

It feels like he/she was dumped there. I get the impression this person was ill, I think a man (I can’t see clearly because he’s covered) and the family may have assumed he had passed.

So they laid him down there… but turns out he was still alive. And from that moment on, he didn’t know where he was and has been wandering ever since.

What a weird story I’m writing here.

The person feels elderly, over 60. I hear the word “eyes,” so I think he couldn’t see well anymore, which made things worse.

That might explain the wandering. He had issues in the left chamber of his heart. I hear the name “Willis” or “Willes.”

Strange name, not sure if it’s even Dutch. The time zone feels like the 1600s.

So yeah, good luck finding someone with that name from that era. I hear the word “kamer” (room), I think also “voorkamer” (front room).

It feels like he sometimes walks in and out of there. Maybe he actually means the kitchen and sees the food and all.

Anyway, I did a slight research on the dubious story and found this information:

Around 1809, a church cemetery was established on two old orchards on this particular street in Rozenburg.

Starting in 1809, funeral rituals began here, which can leave behind powerful energetic residue, especially in emotionally intense death-related events.

The death energy from cemetery moments starting in 1809 can strongly imprint on a place.

House number X and X are about a 1–2-minute walk apart, roughly 110–130 meters.

Apparently, it wasn’t until around 1650 that a few houses started popping up in Rozenburg, which was mainly farmland.

What’s weird is that I didn’t really see a forest around that man, just a few trees. So a small orchard could totally fit.

I think I was quite off with my guess of the 1600s as a time zone. Yesterday, my first gut feeling was, “There used to be a cemetery there, for sure.” And first impressions are usually right. But yeah, then I started doubting myself, lol.

That white robe wrapped around the man might have been part of the burial method back then.

And that “dumped” feeling could just be my interpretation of how he was buried.
Maybe he was dead, but he himself didn’t realize it.

I still haven’t found anything about a Willis/Willes. But, lots of people weren’t registered back then.

I can’t find anything about previous residents. It doesn’t pick up any weird medical events at this house either.

It’s likely a lingering or repeating residual energy from the cemetery.

Nothing else strange seems to have happened on that spot.