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I`ve been reading books about ghosts for a long time and have seen numerous movies about them as well. I can point out what is more likely, what is unlikely and site true examples from the subject. I have also been writing fictional ghost stories off and on since high school. I have been keeping a comprehensive listing of haunted sites for a long time and have visited a few local haunted sites in my area. I do not consider myself a ghost hunter or ghost researcher. I have no college or univerity training in the subject, but I have postulated a few personal theories about the phenomenon. I recently published the book, "Volunteer Ghosts," about ghosts in Tennessee. Another thing, because ghost shows are becoming so popular, I'm getting deluged with messages from people thinking they have ghosts. Please try to bust your own experiences before asking me about them. So many people who believe in ghosts and experience things want proof so much that they are coming to me for answers. Please check your grammar and proofread your messages too. I can't understand what you're asking if your questions aren't legibly precise. Don't make me try to decipher your message. Keep your messages short and to the point! I do not know anything about demonology; no questions about evil spirits or possession. That has nothing to do with ghosts or haunted houses.
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I've been watching horror movies for a long time, but to me, there was always something more logical, and much more fascinating about this subject over UFOs and ETs. I also believe in survival after death.
I don't know, I just have a great fascination for it as well as a desire for a peaceful afterlife.
A lot of people believe in ghosts, but of three different people, one would probably scream and run, the next might study it and the next might ignore it. If asked what they saw, the first might be too afraid to speak, the next might mention he was moved by the experience and the last might say he saw nothing orblame it on an illusion. Who would you be?
In a court of law, witness testimony is extremely important. In science, it's worthless.
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There is no significance to a photo landing face down. Picture frames just fall that way because there's not enough time before it to flip around to land any other way. I don't know what caused it to fall
Old locks can be tempermental, or you have a spirit that doesn't want you to leave. I don't understand this comment: "There is a horrible feeling on the stair case so much so that me and my father walk
First off, don't get scared. It's very rare for ghosts to actually hurt anyone. Two, the spirits could be getting frustratrated by you ignoring them. If by chance what you having is a form of "second sight
One, sometimes "orbs" are light on the liquid on your eye especially when you go from light to dark. Two, orbs are not ghosts. They are energy and they give off their own light. They do not reflect light
I'm sorry, but I'm not up with psychic phenomenom, that's totally separate from paranormal activity. Now personally, I do believe in "second sight" even if its just people unconsciously realizing events
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