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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Do you believe in them?

Personally I don't. But I respect that other people do, must be nice to believe that passed love ones get to carry on

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I believe people's energy gets left behind as soon as they die, then it leaves. I wouldn't want to think of loved ones roaming the world. It seems lonely.

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By *ce WingerMan
over a year ago

P.O. Box DE1 0NQ

Ghost - If You Have Ghosts

www.youtube.com/watch?v=omFjjfo1qTM

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Ghosts are a real phenomena i know of a few verified accounts. I witnessed one phenomena myself. I was staying over at a friends. He had a bedsit in a big old house. The room had an an open fire we had lit. The room suddenly became very cold despite the fire and a smell of rotting meat filled the room. Then my mate explains that weird shit happens their and all the ppl have experienced stuff. He said one night him and another bloke both saw a glowing red orb/ball just floating in the kitchen. They saw it from the adjacent room and were freaked.That was enough. I left the next day

My mate decided to investigate a bit and found old plans at the library. The house was built on Hagden road, Watford back when Watford only had 3 roads! Crucially, it was built on the opposite side of the road to what was a workhouse. Turns out my mates house was built on land where they buried A LOT of ppl including loads of aborted babies. Explained everything.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Hagden lane not road

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I believe people's energy gets left behind as soon as they die, then it leaves. I wouldn't want to think of loved ones roaming the world. It seems lonely. "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

For me once you dead you are dead. The myth of ghosts was made up by religion to soothe the masses. We are all eventually going to end up back as stardust and become something greater.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Nah, it's apophenia. Your mind fills in logical gaps for things it can't immediately explain and creates meaning out of meaningless data.

Same as seeing Jesus in toast and faces in clouds.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nah, it's apophenia. Your mind fills in logical gaps for things it can't immediately explain and creates meaning out of meaningless data.

Same as seeing Jesus in toast and faces in clouds.

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how would you explain mediums that have solved murders after being in touch iwth the person killed

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

you can see mediums and clairvoyants and they can tell you things from a loved one only you can know i find this rather spooky

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Absolutely as although I havent seen one a member of my family and a couple who are friends who have experienced a poltergeist in their house. They had to move house it was so bad.

I think there are good spirits and harmless ones.

As we would be rather ignorant to conclude that only humans exist.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"you can see mediums and clairvoyants and they can tell you things from a loved one only you can know i find this rather spooky"

This

When I go to see a medium I let them do the reading

Them half way through I ask them to tell me something that only a loved one knows

The last time I went she told me my nick name what my late dad called me

How did she know that

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By *SAchickWoman
over a year ago

Hillside desolate

So called psychics and clairvoyants check you out on social media then dazzle you with the info you've already plastered over the Internet. My theory.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"For me once you dead you are dead. The myth of ghosts was made up by religion to soothe the masses. We are all eventually going to end up back as stardust and become something greater."

I agree with that but what if spirits can take on human form of your dead loved ones?

But one day you may change your mind ad if you really didnt believe, try using an ouija board. Although i wouldnt recommend it.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

yes i do think life forces are at work we do not fully understand and ignore at your peril

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So called psychics and clairvoyants check you out on social media then dazzle you with the info you've already plastered over the Internet. My theory. "

But what if you have no social media

I always book under another name and never go to local mediums I snowsuit travel out of town to see them 40+ miles or further

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

I believe some people experience what they think are ghosts but also that when people die that this is almost certainly the end of us - no soul,, not anything like a person, personality, identity etc that continues.

Our brains are complex organs and are perfectly capable of creating the possibilities that may be thought of as ghosts - so I'd expect we are the source of what we think we're perceiving as ghosts.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"For me once you dead you are dead. The myth of ghosts was made up by religion to soothe the masses. We are all eventually going to end up back as stardust and become something greater.

I agree with that but what if spirits can take on human form of your dead loved ones?

But one day you may change your mind ad if you really didnt believe, try using an ouija board. Although i wouldnt recommend it."

A ouija board is a game. It's a registered trade mark. The original idea was to contact your inner self then the exorcist came out and sales plummeted. It's used to be the No1 board game in America.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Working in hospitals, many old, with many residents passing through, mental health units, believe me, ghosts are real, I seen and heard too much to dismiss it.......

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I believe some people experience what they think are ghosts but also that when people die that this is almost certainly the end of us - no soul,, not anything like a person, personality, identity etc that continues.

Our brains are complex organs and are perfectly capable of creating the possibilities that may be thought of as ghosts - so I'd expect we are the source of what we think we're perceiving as ghosts.

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can you explain how a medium as solved murders 100's of miles away by being in touch with those that lifes were taken short

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nah, it's apophenia. Your mind fills in logical gaps for things it can't immediately explain and creates meaning out of meaningless data.

Same as seeing Jesus in toast and faces in clouds.

how would you explain mediums that have solved murders after being in touch iwth the person killed"

For each one of those - which are very few. You get loads of 'mediums' that have pronounced the victim dead when they were still alive. One concerned mother actually died before she learnt that her daughter was taken instead of murdered.

The police don't hire psychic detectives, it's more often the families of the bereaved or missing. That way they would have been brought into the loop on the actions of the victim and knowledge of the case. Add in a bit of guesswork on top of that and I'm sure 5% of the time I'd be right as well.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"For me once you dead you are dead. The myth of ghosts was made up by religion to soothe the masses. We are all eventually going to end up back as stardust and become something greater.

I agree with that but what if spirits can take on human form of your dead loved ones?

But one day you may change your mind ad if you really didnt believe, try using an ouija board. Although i wouldnt recommend it.

A ouija board is a game. It's a registered trade mark. The original idea was to contact your inner self then the exorcist came out and sales plummeted. It's used to be the No1 board game in America. "

So if its a game, try it and see if it changes your mind.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I have to say i beileve in them was in a car crash 2 year ago, rolled my car 5 times on the motorway after hitting water and losing control. During it i seen my dad sitting next to me so thought that was it closed my eyes, I walked away with minor scratches ambulance folk couldnt believe i was alive let alone no major injurys. So yeah i believe my dads my guardian angel and was there to protect me that day

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"For me once you dead you are dead. The myth of ghosts was made up by religion to soothe the masses. We are all eventually going to end up back as stardust and become something greater.

I agree with that but what if spirits can take on human form of your dead loved ones?

But one day you may change your mind ad if you really didnt believe, try using an ouija board. Although i wouldnt recommend it.

A ouija board is a game. It's a registered trade mark. The original idea was to contact your inner self then the exorcist came out and sales plummeted. It's used to be the No1 board game in America.

So if its a game, try it and see if it changes your mind."

I've played in many times. People get caught up in terms hype and see things they want to hear. I'm not knocking your belief merely stating my opinion.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nah, it's apophenia. Your mind fills in logical gaps for things it can't immediately explain and creates meaning out of meaningless data.

Same as seeing Jesus in toast and faces in clouds.

how would you explain mediums that have solved murders after being in touch iwth the person killed

For each one of those - which are very few. You get loads of 'mediums' that have pronounced the victim dead when they were still alive. One concerned mother actually died before she learnt that her daughter was taken instead of murdered.

The police don't hire psychic detectives, it's more often the families of the bereaved or missing. That way they would have been brought into the loop on the actions of the victim and knowledge of the case. Add in a bit of guesswork on top of that and I'm sure 5% of the time I'd be right as well. "
google troy griffin he works for the fbi on unsolved cases of murder

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"For me once you dead you are dead. The myth of ghosts was made up by religion to soothe the masses. We are all eventually going to end up back as stardust and become something greater.

I agree with that but what if spirits can take on human form of your dead loved ones?

But one day you may change your mind ad if you really didnt believe, try using an ouija board. Although i wouldnt recommend it.

A ouija board is a game. It's a registered trade mark. The original idea was to contact your inner self then the exorcist came out and sales plummeted. It's used to be the No1 board game in America.

So if its a game, try it and see if it changes your mind."

Next time you use a Oujia board, blindfold all the players.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

will an ouiji board enhance you chance of a meet??

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It's like magick and witch craft in that you will never see it if you dont believe in it.

I don't believe in ghosts and have never seen one but I believe that people have seen them.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nah, it's apophenia. Your mind fills in logical gaps for things it can't immediately explain and creates meaning out of meaningless data.

Same as seeing Jesus in toast and faces in clouds.

how would you explain mediums that have solved murders after being in touch iwth the person killed

For each one of those - which are very few. You get loads of 'mediums' that have pronounced the victim dead when they were still alive. One concerned mother actually died before she learnt that her daughter was taken instead of murdered.

The police don't hire psychic detectives, it's more often the families of the bereaved or missing. That way they would have been brought into the loop on the actions of the victim and knowledge of the case. Add in a bit of guesswork on top of that and I'm sure 5% of the time I'd be right as well. google troy griffin he works for the fbi on unsolved cases of murder"

Quote from an article on him:

"But of the roughly 100 cases Griffin claims he worked on, Griffin could not provide one example to ABC News to verify that he contributed to a police investigation. Even with the Kelsie Schelling case, when contacted, the Pueblo police department told ABC News they had “no official contact” with Griffin and were “unaware” of his investigation."

- http://abcnews.go.com/US/private-detective-claims-psychic-powers-solve-crimes/story?id=44355584

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I believe in ghosts, mainly due to the fact that I have had a few paranormal experiences that are just unexplainable..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"will an ouiji board enhance you chance of a meet??"

If it did I'd be using it now lol.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It's like magick and witch craft in that you will never see it if you dont believe in it.

I don't believe in ghosts and have never seen one but I believe that people have seen them."

Nah I believe in ghosts or should I say spirts, but never seen one. A friend didnt believe in ghosts but saw one.

Hmm

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nah, it's apophenia. Your mind fills in logical gaps for things it can't immediately explain and creates meaning out of meaningless data.

Same as seeing Jesus in toast and faces in clouds.

how would you explain mediums that have solved murders after being in touch iwth the person killed

For each one of those - which are very few. You get loads of 'mediums' that have pronounced the victim dead when they were still alive. One concerned mother actually died before she learnt that her daughter was taken instead of murdered.

The police don't hire psychic detectives, it's more often the families of the bereaved or missing. That way they would have been brought into the loop on the actions of the victim and knowledge of the case. Add in a bit of guesswork on top of that and I'm sure 5% of the time I'd be right as well. google troy griffin he works for the fbi on unsolved cases of murder

Quote from an article on him:

"But of the roughly 100 cases Griffin claims he worked on, Griffin could not provide one example to ABC News to verify that he contributed to a police investigation. Even with the Kelsie Schelling case, when contacted, the Pueblo police department told ABC News they had “no official contact” with Griffin and were “unaware” of his investigation."

- http://abcnews.go.com/US/private-detective-claims-psychic-powers-solve-crimes/story?id=44355584"
thats the problem in life when peeps not yourself here do not fully understand they go to extreme lengths to dismiss and undo the work

say he did not solve nothing or find nothing using him to highlight an unsolved case that becomes solved can only be a good think if you read a recent article in the new york times he is still working with the fbi so this can only be a good thing

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nah, it's apophenia. Your mind fills in logical gaps for things it can't immediately explain and creates meaning out of meaningless data.

Same as seeing Jesus in toast and faces in clouds.

how would you explain mediums that have solved murders after being in touch iwth the person killed

For each one of those - which are very few. You get loads of 'mediums' that have pronounced the victim dead when they were still alive. One concerned mother actually died before she learnt that her daughter was taken instead of murdered.

The police don't hire psychic detectives, it's more often the families of the bereaved or missing. That way they would have been brought into the loop on the actions of the victim and knowledge of the case. Add in a bit of guesswork on top of that and I'm sure 5% of the time I'd be right as well. google troy griffin he works for the fbi on unsolved cases of murder

Quote from an article on him:

"But of the roughly 100 cases Griffin claims he worked on, Griffin could not provide one example to ABC News to verify that he contributed to a police investigation. Even with the Kelsie Schelling case, when contacted, the Pueblo police department told ABC News they had “no official contact” with Griffin and were “unaware” of his investigation."

- http://abcnews.go.com/US/private-detective-claims-psychic-powers-solve-crimes/story?id=44355584 thats the problem in life when peeps not yourself here do not fully understand they go to extreme lengths to dismiss and undo the work

say he did not solve nothing or find nothing using him to highlight an unsolved case that becomes solved can only be a good think if you read a recent article in the new york times he is still working with the fbi so this can only be a good thing"

I don't dislike the guy, he's actually got a pretty sweet set up, he charges $90 a session!

But I found the New York Post (not Times) article, which still didn't provide any evidence. And the FBI is a serious organisation, he was hired by the family of the case in question and 'works' completely separately to their cold case investigation. Which hasn't actually been solved yet.

It is a good thing that he is helping bring these people justice. But that isn't solid, peer reviewed evidence of the paranormal.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nah, it's apophenia. Your mind fills in logical gaps for things it can't immediately explain and creates meaning out of meaningless data.

Same as seeing Jesus in toast and faces in clouds.

how would you explain mediums that have solved murders after being in touch iwth the person killed

For each one of those - which are very few. You get loads of 'mediums' that have pronounced the victim dead when they were still alive. One concerned mother actually died before she learnt that her daughter was taken instead of murdered.

The police don't hire psychic detectives, it's more often the families of the bereaved or missing. That way they would have been brought into the loop on the actions of the victim and knowledge of the case. Add in a bit of guesswork on top of that and I'm sure 5% of the time I'd be right as well. google troy griffin he works for the fbi on unsolved cases of murder

Quote from an article on him:

"But of the roughly 100 cases Griffin claims he worked on, Griffin could not provide one example to ABC News to verify that he contributed to a police investigation. Even with the Kelsie Schelling case, when contacted, the Pueblo police department told ABC News they had “no official contact” with Griffin and were “unaware” of his investigation."

- http://abcnews.go.com/US/private-detective-claims-psychic-powers-solve-crimes/story?id=44355584 thats the problem in life when peeps not yourself here do not fully understand they go to extreme lengths to dismiss and undo the work

say he did not solve nothing or find nothing using him to highlight an unsolved case that becomes solved can only be a good think if you read a recent article in the new york times he is still working with the fbi so this can only be a good thing

I don't dislike the guy, he's actually got a pretty sweet set up, he charges $90 a session!

But I found the New York Post (not Times) article, which still didn't provide any evidence. And the FBI is a serious organisation, he was hired by the family of the case in question and 'works' completely separately to their cold case investigation. Which hasn't actually been solved yet.

It is a good thing that he is helping bring these people justice. But that isn't solid, peer reviewed evidence of the paranormal.

"
how would you explain say man in the street goes to a medium clairvoyant and tell the person things about a loved one passed over where the medium clairvoyant could never know .. yes we could say good guess work vut guessing cannot work all the time

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nah, it's apophenia. Your mind fills in logical gaps for things it can't immediately explain and creates meaning out of meaningless data.

Same as seeing Jesus in toast and faces in clouds.

how would you explain mediums that have solved murders after being in touch iwth the person killed

For each one of those - which are very few. You get loads of 'mediums' that have pronounced the victim dead when they were still alive. One concerned mother actually died before she learnt that her daughter was taken instead of murdered.

The police don't hire psychic detectives, it's more often the families of the bereaved or missing. That way they would have been brought into the loop on the actions of the victim and knowledge of the case. Add in a bit of guesswork on top of that and I'm sure 5% of the time I'd be right as well. google troy griffin he works for the fbi on unsolved cases of murder

Quote from an article on him:

"But of the roughly 100 cases Griffin claims he worked on, Griffin could not provide one example to ABC News to verify that he contributed to a police investigation. Even with the Kelsie Schelling case, when contacted, the Pueblo police department told ABC News they had “no official contact” with Griffin and were “unaware” of his investigation."

- http://abcnews.go.com/US/private-detective-claims-psychic-powers-solve-crimes/story?id=44355584 thats the problem in life when peeps not yourself here do not fully understand they go to extreme lengths to dismiss and undo the work

say he did not solve nothing or find nothing using him to highlight an unsolved case that becomes solved can only be a good think if you read a recent article in the new york times he is still working with the fbi so this can only be a good thing

I don't dislike the guy, he's actually got a pretty sweet set up, he charges $90 a session!

But I found the New York Post (not Times) article, which still didn't provide any evidence. And the FBI is a serious organisation, he was hired by the family of the case in question and 'works' completely separately to their cold case investigation. Which hasn't actually been solved yet.

It is a good thing that he is helping bring these people justice. But that isn't solid, peer reviewed evidence of the paranormal.

how would you explain say man in the street goes to a medium clairvoyant and tell the person things about a loved one passed over where the medium clairvoyant could never know .. yes we could say good guess work vut guessing cannot work all the time "

It's easy, suggestion is a very powerful tool for those who are already believers.

If I start talking about a beach, then immediately your mind will picture a beach - a beach which is entirely personal to you - your 'mind beach'. If I start talking about generic features of a beach then it will reaffirm your belief that I am talking about your specific 'mind beach'.

Same with names and dates and places. If you're the kind of person to go to a psychic, then you're also naturally inclined to surrender more information to the psychic so the interaction can fit their bias to believe in psychics.

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By *SAchickWoman
over a year ago

Hillside desolate


"will an ouiji board enhance you chance of a meet??"

Pushing the wee pointer to "YES" with all my might. Oops I mean the ghost is

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"will an ouiji board enhance you chance of a meet??

Pushing the wee pointer to "YES" with all my might. Oops I mean the ghost is "

I think a Ouiji meet would turn out the same as most other meets tbh. Getting all excited thinking you're going to have company but in the end you just have to play with yourself.

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By *aterjetWoman
over a year ago

South West

I went to a clairvoyance evening.It was packed she was describing a man being brought though by a woman.She picked me and then told me things that were so personal to myself and this family member it gave me goosebumps!

I still question the experience to this day.It was just so surreal.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Until someone explains where all the cats and dog ghosts are and all the fish ghosts and the bird and bee ghosts the insect ghosts the slaughtered cows and sheep and chicken ghosts are hiding...

I'll just smile a benevolent smile to believers

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Not only do I admit to believing in them. I will tell you I've seen them/heard them....I play cards with them on Friday nights.

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury


"Do you believe in them?

Personally I don't. But I respect that other people do, must be nice to believe that passed love ones get to carry on"

I do. But i don't believe that they're all ex-people.

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By *icassolifelikeMan
over a year ago

Luton

There's a guy called Clinton Baptiste. He's in touch with the spirit world and speaks to past loved ones for you. So in tune with the ethereal plains of the next life.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Until someone explains where all the cats and dog ghosts are and all the fish ghosts and the bird and bee ghosts the insect ghosts the slaughtered cows and sheep and chicken ghosts are hiding...

I'll just smile a benevolent smile to believers "

All the cat ghosts are shitting at the bottom of my garden....cos the lady nextdoor says its 100% not her cat!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Until someone explains where all the cats and dog ghosts are and all the fish ghosts and the bird and bee ghosts the insect ghosts the slaughtered cows and sheep and chicken ghosts are hiding...

I'll just smile a benevolent smile to believers

All the cat ghosts are shitting at the bottom of my garden....cos the lady nextdoor says its 100% not her cat!! "

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By *teveoabcMan
over a year ago

banbury

I don't believe in ghosts , I think they are people's way of trying to explain phenomenon that they don't understand.

Having said that , I did come across a haunted fanny once

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By *itofamouthfullMan
over a year ago

cotswolds/herefordshire

Ghosts no! But zombies that's a diff matter

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By *uke olovingmanMan
over a year ago

Gravesend

Sheet over my head ..... Woooooooo woooooooo

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

As a young teen many years ago , I use to get a bus to my Saturday job washing cars at a dealership. Anyway one day I got on the bus. Busy as usual and the only seat was next to a young girl about my age. Now I was a shy young lad so sat down and looked ahead avoiding eye contact. After a few minutes the young girl touched my hand looked at me and said " find me ". She then took her hand away. After a few seconds I looked over and the seat was empty. She couldn't have left without me moving. Now whether it was a ghost or a young lads over imagination running wild I will let others judge. I never saw her again.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I've had plenty of supernatural experiences that I haven't been able to explain, and some where there has been no doubt to what I have experienced. I have also caught on camera some pretty unexplainable things.

I'm still confused as to what I actually believe despite the above, but what I do think is that we don't have all the answers to our universe, and just because something can't be explained, or understood it doesn't mean it isnt real.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Ouiji boards don't work. A guy did an experiment with a group of people, he put them all in front of a ouiji board and they did in fact spell out a string of words. But when he blindfolded them, nothing came out, the pointer just went to random places on the board

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

There's a few on here that haunt the forums.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Yep - I've heard and felt things that others have witnessed, and I've seen things but I've rarely had witnesses when I've seen things... often that's just been a flash in the corner of my eye, though I once saw the apparition of my family's old cat face on.

I just don't understand the logic behind it.

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By *al2001Man
over a year ago

kildare


"you can see mediums and clairvoyants and they can tell you things from a loved one only you can know i find this rather spooky"

It's called cold reading. Anyone can learn how to so it. It's very clever but not supernatural

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"you can see mediums and clairvoyants and they can tell you things from a loved one only you can know i find this rather spooky

It's called cold reading. Anyone can learn how to so it. It's very clever but not supernatural"

Ain't that truth although I prefer calling mediums and clairvoyants their real name...... charlatans !

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By * kiss like morphineMan
over a year ago

The gravelly bit next to the shed

When I was in my teens i was convinced i was plagued by an entity or ghost.... This feeling of not being myself when i slept... It was scary.... Every night i felt i was being entered by some poltergiest the sheets would flap wildly and in the morning i would find ekto plasm on my sheets. Still cant explain it to this day....

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By *eplicant JoWoman
over a year ago

Sussex countryside

Yep, I believe in them and have had several unexplained paranormal experiences.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

East Sussex

It depends what you think a ghost is.

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By *hloe sussexTV/TS
over a year ago

Larne


"Do you believe in them?

Personally I don't. But I respect that other people do, must be nice to believe that passed love ones get to carry on"

You believe in them you will see them if you don't you will find a rational explanation x

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By *al2001Man
over a year ago

kildare

I'm convinced all ghosts are randy men

They mostly appear to women

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By *unky monkeyMan
over a year ago

in the night garden

I wasn't a believer until recently.

At work we have a shared fridge in the office and I believe it to be haunted. Every time I put food in there it mysteriously dissapears a few hours later. Also when I look in there I get this weird chilling feeling, steamy breath etc etc - very creepy.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It depends what you think a ghost is.

"

This is the issue. I'm not ignorant enough to assume that our energy does not leave some kind of marker or footprint.

I just think it's a stretch to believe that 'energy' has an agenda.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It depends what you think a ghost is.

This is the issue. I'm not ignorant enough to assume that our energy does not leave some kind of marker or footprint.

I just think it's a stretch to believe that 'energy' has an agenda. "

So are you saying people who don't share your assumption are ignorant ?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Who knows but ive definitely been ghosted more than a few times

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It's all b.s. and 'mediums' are fraudulent at best.

Unless your house is built on an Indian burial ground....then all bets are off!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I went to a clairvoyance evening.It was packed she was describing a man being brought though by a woman.She picked me and then told me things that were so personal to myself and this family member it gave me goosebumps!

I still question the experience to this day.It was just so surreal.

"

I had the opposite experience ... i went with 2 friends who are sisters ... she assumed we were all sisters and apparently their grampa was saying lots of things about me ... never met him in my life

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By *al2001Man
over a year ago

kildare


"I went to a clairvoyance evening.It was packed she was describing a man being brought though by a woman.She picked me and then told me things that were so personal to myself and this family member it gave me goosebumps!

I still question the experience to this day.It was just so surreal.

I had the opposite experience ... i went with 2 friends who are sisters ... she assumed we were all sisters and apparently their grampa was saying lots of things about me ... never met him in my life "

Did grandpa say "great ass"

Life in him yet

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It depends what you think a ghost is.

This is the issue. I'm not ignorant enough to assume that our energy does not leave some kind of marker or footprint.

I just think it's a stretch to believe that 'energy' has an agenda.

So are you saying people who don't share your assumption are ignorant ?"

Lol, no. It was more a conciliatory statement to not utterly dismiss something that I don't understand and others believe in.

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By *eesideMan
over a year ago

margate sumwear by the sea


"Do you believe in them?

Personally I don't. But I respect that other people do, must be nice to believe that passed love ones get to carry on"

I think you need this op

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=m9We2XsVZfc

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I went to a clairvoyance evening.It was packed she was describing a man being brought though by a woman.She picked me and then told me things that were so personal to myself and this family member it gave me goosebumps!

I still question the experience to this day.It was just so surreal.

I had the opposite experience ... i went with 2 friends who are sisters ... she assumed we were all sisters and apparently their grampa was saying lots of things about me ... never met him in my life

Did grandpa say "great ass"

Life in him yet "

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By *oodnitegirlWoman
over a year ago

Yorkshire


"Working in hospitals, many old, with many residents passing through, mental health units, believe me, ghosts are real, I seen and heard too much to dismiss it......."

This

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By *oodnitegirlWoman
over a year ago

Yorkshire


"Sheet over my head ..... Woooooooo woooooooo "

Actually lol'd

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I lean more towards the view that they do exist..

When pregnant with me, my mum woke one night to see her deceased grandfather (whom she'd never met) praying at the foot of the bed.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It depends what you think a ghost is.

This is the issue. I'm not ignorant enough to assume that our energy does not leave some kind of marker or footprint.

I just think it's a stretch to believe that 'energy' has an agenda.

So are you saying people who don't share your assumption are ignorant ?

Lol, no. It was more a conciliatory statement to not utterly dismiss something that I don't understand and others believe in. "

So do you think only special people can see ghosts ,,,,?

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By * and BCouple
over a year ago

Durham

Explain the orbs in the picture of Mrs F 16th January 2017 on our profile

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By *oachman 9CoolMan
over a year ago

derby


"I believe in ghosts, mainly due to the fact that I have had a few paranormal experiences that are just unexplainable.. "
Same here on two occasions the same one and a year apart.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Doctor - doctor I have a patient here who say's they see dead people and can hear their voices.....

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I watched the film "ghost" it was quite convincing

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I watched the film "ghost" it was quite convincing "

Yeah........ a bloke once said I was convincing,,,

Nuff said...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I watched the film "ghost" it was quite convincing

Yeah........ a bloke once said I was convincing,,,

Nuff said... "

That bloke was you yer daft get

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By *oachman 9CoolMan
over a year ago

derby


"As a young teen many years ago , I use to get a bus to my Saturday job washing cars at a dealership. Anyway one day I got on the bus. Busy as usual and the only seat was next to a young girl about my age. Now I was a shy young lad so sat down and looked ahead avoiding eye contact. After a few minutes the young girl touched my hand looked at me and said " find me ". She then took her hand away. After a few seconds I looked over and the seat was empty. She couldn't have left without me moving. Now whether it was a ghost or a young lads over imagination running wild I will let others judge. I never saw her again."
you mention the only seat (available) was by the young girl so plenty of people on the bus, with plenty of people on the bus I,m wondering how she vanished and was not noticed doing so by others on the bus unless you were the only two left on at that stage of the journey surprised the driver never said anything.. nevertheless Interesting story.

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By *oachman 9CoolMan
over a year ago

derby


"Explain the orbs in the picture of Mrs F 16th January 2017 on our profile"
This is completely true but I once saw a adult/sex film on Internet amateurs at home in the bedroom and I saw a number of orbs in that bedroom it was at night with the light on the people Involved had,t a clue what I could see its the only time I,ve ever seen them away from most haunted programmes so this film must be well watched along with the orbs.

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By *oachman 9CoolMan
over a year ago

derby


"Explain the orbs in the picture of Mrs F 16th January 2017 on our profileThis is completely true but I once saw a adult/sex film on Internet amateurs at home in the bedroom and I saw a number of orbs in that bedroom it was at night with the light on the people Involved had,t a clue what I could see its the only time I,ve ever seen them away from most haunted programmes so this film must be well watched along with the orbs."
just realised your post but mines a true story anyway.

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By *istress Pillow PrincessWoman
over a year ago

Edinburgh

i hope that ghosts do exist so that i can come back as one and haunt everyone who's ever sent me dodgy messages on here lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It depends what you think a ghost is.

This is the issue. I'm not ignorant enough to assume that our energy does not leave some kind of marker or footprint.

I just think it's a stretch to believe that 'energy' has an agenda.

So are you saying people who don't share your assumption are ignorant ?

Lol, no. It was more a conciliatory statement to not utterly dismiss something that I don't understand and others believe in.

So do you think only special people can see ghosts ,,,,? "

Dunno. I'm positive that people who say they have paranormal experiences are already preinclined to believe. It's like an subconcious confirmation bias

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

East Sussex


"It depends what you think a ghost is.

This is the issue. I'm not ignorant enough to assume that our energy does not leave some kind of marker or footprint.

I just think it's a stretch to believe that 'energy' has an agenda. "

I just don't know. However the "ghosts" I've seen and heard behaved as they would in life and didn't appear to be aware of me so I have no reason to believe they're anything but a recording being played back.

The energy I've felt shortly after loved ones have died has been a different thing, nothing visual just a vibration next to you.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It depends what you think a ghost is.

This is the issue. I'm not ignorant enough to assume that our energy does not leave some kind of marker or footprint.

I just think it's a stretch to believe that 'energy' has an agenda.

I just don't know. However the "ghosts" I've seen and heard behaved as they would in life and didn't appear to be aware of me so I have no reason to believe they're anything but a recording being played back.

The energy I've felt shortly after loved ones have died has been a different thing, nothing visual just a vibration next to you.

"

Tbh I've never felt anything. I think people ar comforted by the fact that loved ones may stay with them after death.

I actually think that sounds awful, and I'd hate the idea of someone lingering on.

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By * and BCouple
over a year ago

Durham


"Explain the orbs in the picture of Mrs F 16th January 2017 on our profileThis is completely true but I once saw a adult/sex film on Internet amateurs at home in the bedroom and I saw a number of orbs in that bedroom it was at night with the light on the people Involved had,t a clue what I could see its the only time I,ve ever seen them away from most haunted programmes so this film must be well watched along with the orbs. just realised your post but mines a true story anyway."
it's not the first time we have had orbs in our house and also had several other strange things happen once I was pushed out of the way by an enterty in the house

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

East Sussex


"It depends what you think a ghost is.

This is the issue. I'm not ignorant enough to assume that our energy does not leave some kind of marker or footprint.

I just think it's a stretch to believe that 'energy' has an agenda.

I just don't know. However the "ghosts" I've seen and heard behaved as they would in life and didn't appear to be aware of me so I have no reason to believe they're anything but a recording being played back.

The energy I've felt shortly after loved ones have died has been a different thing, nothing visual just a vibration next to you.

Tbh I've never felt anything. I think people ar comforted by the fact that loved ones may stay with them after death.

I actually think that sounds awful, and I'd hate the idea of someone lingering on. "

In my experience they don't stay with you. In the days after death some energy lingers and can be felt, then it dissipates. Anything else is as I said like a recording being played back.

Its comforting for people to think they're being given signs or being guided by dead loved ones but I personally don't believe that's possible.

I find it interesting that many religions encourage us to believe in life after death but discourage us from trying to contact dead people.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"you can see mediums and clairvoyants and they can tell you things from a loved one only you can know i find this rather spooky"
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There's been a million pound reward for anybody that can show any clairvoyant or extra sensory, paranormal, supernatural ability.

Nobody has collected it in 30 years of trying.

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By *oachman 9CoolMan
over a year ago

derby


"you can see mediums and clairvoyants and they can tell you things from a loved one only you can know i find this rather spooky.

There's been a million pound reward for anybody that can show any clairvoyant or extra sensory, paranormal, supernatural ability.

Nobody has collected it in 30 years of trying.

"
well you have got Angels instead of anglos without knowing it.. apart from the o that is..

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By *rightonsteveMan
over a year ago

Brighton - even Hove!

I think it's like waves or echoes of life energy - they were once compressed and after death some people can feel or sense rather, the resonance of the sound (to mix a metaphor). I think all things vibrate and these vibrations can be felt and the life energy just vibrates away from our every day senses when someonea physical body dies. Their life energy doesn't die it just changes.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I've lived in lots of old and some historic houses and can tell you now ghosts exist..until it happens to you on a personal level then most people will dismiss it as rubbish..

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By *rwolfMan
over a year ago

bristol

Ive seen things i cannot explain...had a few jobs which will certainly stick with me until the day i die.

Do i believe in ghost? I honestly dont know but there is something out there beyond our understanding

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I have a ghost that visits me and goes through my whole body every so often like a guardian angel i feel cold and shiver for about r hours afterwards but i think it might be my dad looking out for me x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I think it's like waves or echoes of life energy - they were once compressed and after death some people can feel or sense rather, the resonance of the sound (to mix a metaphor). I think all things vibrate and these vibrations can be felt and the life energy just vibrates away from our every day senses when someonea physical body dies. Their life energy doesn't die it just changes. "

I totally agree

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

So yh i do believe x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"As we would be rather ignorant to conclude that only humans exist."

In order to avoid being ignorant I choose to also believe in Lamas.

But despite having seen a ghost or two, nope don't believe in them.

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By *urvymamaWoman
over a year ago

Doncaster

Encountered a few things including a scary/violent haunting at my old flat I had at 18, everything was fine there for a year until my bf then moved in when I was 19 and stuff started happening with him as the focus. Even did a ouija board (I didn't want to touch it left it to my bed and his friends) and got the message "peara he's no good for you" come through. The only person to ever call me peara (even to this day) was my uncle that I was really close to and died in a car accident when I was 15. No one in the room at the time knew about that/him but it's what the board spelt, without me being anywhere near it, before a vase flew from window sill directly at my bf. A few nights later my bf woke me terrified, he said he saw a man standing over him that told him to "get out!" I asked him to describe him and he described my uncle even down to the clothes he was wearing when he died, this is a man he's never met, seen a picture of, or even heard of before doing the ouija board

I also saw my uncle not long after he died he appeared to me early one morning (after my dads grief related depression meant he moved out and separated from my mum for a short time) sat in my dads computer chair and he said "where's phil?" (which is my dad) I saw him on several occassions in the same place saying the same thing until my dad moved back home. The new neighbour next door to my mums claimed she was a medium and she came round to house and enquired about my uncle also described him to a T (a man she couldn't possibly know) and passed on that he couldn't be at peace until Phil (she'd never met my dad either) was back home where he belonged and he knew his family was safe.

All too wierd and too much of a coincidence for me not to believe

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