RE: What exactly is a ghost?

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What exactly is a ghost?

in haunted •  7 years ago 

Hello @custone,

Thanks for this detailed comment. Our team has not only seen ghosts in old, dilapidated buildings. We also experienced the phenomenon in supermodern, futuristic buildings. That's why I claim that spirits can be everywhere. For earthbound spirits, we assume that they retain many of their human qualities that they had during their lifetime.

Of course, to deduce the state of mind, I have to start from the human qualities. If it comes to a ghost apparition, first the history of the place where the appearance occurred must be checked. Let´s take the Amityville case as an example. Ed Warren knew that children in this house had died. He probably also knew where in the house these children had preferred to play. So he put his camera in the place where they are most likely to appear as ghosts. In this way, he managed to shoot the picture you see in the post.

The confusion arises from the nature of the appearance. If we assume that a spirit can think clearly, it is possible for it to make the decision to manifest itself. In this case, the manifestation is clear and complete. If the ghost is not aware of its state, it may not even plan to manifest itself or make that decision half-heartedly. Accordingly, the quality of the manifestation is worse.

But there is another theory here: To manifest, the spirit needs energy. For example, it can draw heat energy from the air. For this reason it is getting colder while the spirit manifests in a room. If there is not enough heat energy available, the spirit can not fully manifest. In this case, of course, the state of mind does not matter, that is pure physics.

I hope I could clarify most of your questions.

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Thanks for your thoughtful reply. I hope you will keep sharing more about your team's personal experiences in further postings, as well as the evidence and reasoning behind any conclusions you draw.

Be sure I will do :-)