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What was the orange peel scent mean?

About 25 years ago I was sitting in my living room watching tv with my then wife. We lived in the sticks. No neighbors for miles. My 3 year old daughter was sleeping in the adjacent bedroom. I began to smell orange peel. I turned and asked my wife if she smelled it? She said no at first then yes. About a minute later my daughter woke screaming and crying. I went to see about her and picked her up to comfort her and she said there was a man in her room with a candle. The next day I picked up a book on ghosts. There was a chapter on ghosts scents. Orange peel was listed. Do you believe it was a ghost? If so, what did the orange peel scent mean about this particular presence?

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1. I don't know if it has a specific meaning, except to the entity who is using it as their 'calling card'. How very scary for your family! For instance i smell Tabu perfume when my Mother is near... And we smell ginger when my husbands grandmother is around.. Mum always wore tabu and hubbys gran used to bake him gingernuts!
2. The scents that an individual may have been associated with when alive are what is commonly smelled when entities try to let us be aware of their presence. Roses or sweet smelling perfume scents though are most popular and indicate good messages while sour or rancid smells would indicate bad omens. So with your situation I would tend to believe that the message was a "good" or non-threatening one and perhaps someone associated with the house or your family was the entity that your daughter saw. Bright Blessings!
3. Well, the orange peel scent was associated with this man for some reason, perhaps he was fond of eating them.... I have known several people who have smelled scents associated with a particular loved one after they have passed over, it's a way for them to let you know they're around.......
4. It there way of letting you do who they are.Think of some one that has passed that had someing to do with orange They were know to love then grow them picked them or wore the smell