Scottie Stamper
Maybe its not really a ghost
February 28, 2007 |
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The two most common questions asked of any paranormal investigator are what is a ghost ? and how can you prove that they exist ? The first question is easy and any true paranormal investigator can generally sit for hours and argue that a ghost is a disembodied spirit of a departed being, a possible otherworldly entity, or an incident that has had such a profound affect that it is destined to replaying itself in a constant and neverending loop. As for proving that spirits exist, no investigator at this point in time can provide any one piece of evidence that could provide conclusive proof that there truly are spirits around us.The pursuit of conclusive paranormal evidence has sparked many theories on just how exactly one would go about proving to the general public without a shadow of a doubt that ghosts exist. Let's now provide you the reader with one of these theories and allow you to decide for yourself if it is or is not a possibility. Who is not to say that the spirits that we see and try our hardest to prove are in some cases not ghosts at all, but glimpses of beings like ourselves from another, shall we say plane of existence. Also, who is not to say that as we search for glimpses of the paranormal that they are also looking for signs of spiritual manifestation in their realm?
Just imagine that from time to time they catch glimpses of us and assume that we are the ever elusive spirits that they are trying to prove. A good example of this would be the shadow people. Imagine if you will that the shadow person that you catch glimpse of out the side of your eye is nothing more than a being from another place simply walking his or her dog. The distortion caused by an electromagnetic field could very well allow us a look at their world in a similar way that our friend the television allows us to watch our favorite paranormal show. We are taught to believe that time and space are relative, so who is not to say that in a universe of infinite possibilities that our plane of existence is not the only one. Is this a possibility? Can this be proved or disproved? Is this just some off the wall theory? You be the judge.[!gad]The two most common questions asked of any paranormal investigator are what is a ghost ? and how can you prove that they exist ? The first question is easy and any true paranormal investigator can generally sit for hours and argue that a ghost is a disembodied spirit of a departed being, a possible otherworldly entity, or an incident that has had such a profound affect that it is destined to replaying itself in a constant and neverending loop. As for proving that spirits exist, no investigator at this point in time can provide any one piece of evidence that could provide conclusive proof that there truly are spirits around us.The pursuit of conclusive paranormal evidence has sparked many theories on just how exactly one would go about proving to the general public without a shadow of a doubt that ghosts exist. Let's now provide you the reader with one of these theories and allow you to decide for yourself if it is or is not a possibility. Who is not to say that the spirits that we see and try our hardest to prove are in some cases not ghosts at all, but glimpses of beings like ourselves from another, shall we say plane of existence. Also, who is not to say that as we search for glimpses of the paranormal that they are also looking for signs of spiritual manifestation in their realm?
Just imagine that from time to time they catch glimpses of us and assume that we are the ever elusive spirits that they are trying to prove. A good example of this would be the shadow people. Imagine if you will that the shadow person that you catch glimpse of out the side of your eye is nothing more than a being from another place simply walking his or her dog. The distortion caused by an electromagnetic field could very well allow us a look at their world in a similar way that our friend the television allows us to watch our favorite paranormal show. We are taught to believe that time and space are relative, so who is not to say that in a universe of infinite possibilities that our plane of existence is not the only one. Is this a possibility? Can this be proved or disproved? Is this just some off the wall theory? You be the judge.
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