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Ghosts

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I specialized in signals, signals math, signals theory, etc. When in garrison, there were a lot of looong graveyard shifts, and my colleagues and I would discuss all sorts of weird stuff to pass the time. One of them was the phenomenon of ghosts, and, more so, white noise.

 

Our theory is based around the fact that everything in this world is made up of energy, which can mostly be translated through signals. Every frequency continues to travel, though most are ineffective signals (the Doppler effect being an obvious example). How it relates to the phenomenon of ghosts is that if something were to occur that would induce certain frequencies (like moments of anger or sheer terror), there is a chance that those traces of the frequencies could be "imprinted" on the surrounding area (depending on a "million" of variables of course). Its not an exact science, and maybe its what those Ghost Hunter guys do (I've never watched their shows), but we found it to be possible. Though, I'm sure an engineer or someone of more SME could chime in.

 

As for those ghosts that know about you, and that crazy spooky stuff (like ghosts appearing at the exact moment the person is dying on the other side of the country, etc), who really knows? The human brain uses something like 10% of its potential. Humans only see/hear a percentage of the frequencies, as well as a percentage of the known and possible dimensions. Most understandings of life after death are explained through religion (which is completely fine, I don't want to dispute that). So, how about the different things humans just do not have the capabilities of exploring right now? So, ghosts? I say 'maybe.'

I don't believe in ghosts cause they scary!

They are real.. If you have doubt, spend a few nights at Fort Mifflin and you will agree with me. I have seen some sick shit there myself.

My house has 3 in it. We have all seen them clear as day on multple occasions. We have had objects moved, doors closed. It is the orm in my house.

 

I too would see a lot of weird stuff on Midwatch depending where we were.

I think I've seen one or two myself. Not sure cause it was kind of a split second thing.

What always amazes me is the perception of children. I've seen it where children will talk very 'matter of factly' about someone who 'visits' them. I know many times these are 'imaginary friends' and lots of children have 'em. ( I still do but we won't go there :D ).

I know of a case where a little boy started talkng about 'the guy' when he was only about three. He made references to 'the guy' many times but he never seemed to be afraid or anything. In fact he said 'the guy' made him laugh. Everyone assumed this was an imaginary friend. His grandmother had found a picture of her dad (deceased) in some old stuff, had it framed, and put it on a table. The next time her grandson came over, he spotted the picture and said "hey! Where'd you get a picture of the guy?" A number of family members were there and they were shocked at what he said. Everyone tried to be 'casual' and tried not seem alarmed. A few simple questions were asked and everything this little guy said was right on the money. As he got older he started to relate things 'the guy' said to him. They were often things that no one had ever told him about his great-grandfather, yet they were factual. I know of at least two other similar cases. Some kids accept it as 'normal' and some have difficulty dealing with it but it does seem to have some basis for believing.

I do not believe in ghosts as being the lost spirits of the departed. I believe that if you look fo something hard enough you will eventually find it. I believe in the bible and I believe the book gives very good advise when it says to avoid witchcraft and the occult. When a person opens themselves up to te occult they open themselves up to evil beings and powers beyond their understanding or comprehention. When someone sits down to play with a wiji board they are not conversing with their dear lost aunt patty but a deamon that is lying to them, but also giving just enough truth to keep them interested and coming back for more. I think it works the same for ghost hunting, evp, signal disturbances or anything else that can grab a persons attention and keep them coming back for more and even bringing others with them.

The devils job is to make people disbelieve or doubt God. He will use any of his abilities to do this and if that means strange noises, blurry pictures, faint voices or false conversations that is very easy for him and his minions.

I know this may sound a little strange, but I believe this to be the truth. I stay away.

I've been told that I am "spiritually ignorant," meaning that I cannot sense ghosts. I've also been told that I drive ghosts away, with some sort of anti-ghost forcefield that I am unaware of. When visiting places that are supposedly haunted (or whatever term you use), the ghost energy seems to rapidly disappear.

 

Anyone wish to invite me to a haunted place to test this? :D

I'm on the fence on it..i've seen some strange things..but nothing i can with certainty say was a "Ghost" hopefully i can do the ghost tour of Gettysburg this year, and then i can make a better decision how i stand.

I'm on the fence on it..i've seen some strange things..but nothing i can with certainty say was a "Ghost" hopefully i can do the ghost tour of Gettysburg this year, and then i can make a better decision how i stand.

I've heard Jamestown and the surrounding habitat is pretty spooky as well (to go along with Gettysburg).

hopefully i can do the ghost tour of Gettysburg this year

 

I lived in Gettysburg for four years in college, and never personally experienced any ghosts. But the stories are there, Google "Blue Boy Gettysburg", you might read some weird stuff.

 

I have a friend who definitely did NOT believe in ghosts. She worked in a bed and breakfast in G-burg and had some some real, real, real close encounters with a ghost. Stuff like a water glass flying into a bedroom from the bathroom and smashing against the wall...and noone was in the bathroom while she was in the bedroom. That freaky. And like I said, she didn't believe in ghosts before that.

 

I'm just saying that I've never had an experience myself.

My house has 3 in it. We have all seen them clear as day on multple occasions. We have had objects moved, doors closed. It is the orm in my house.

 

I too would see a lot of weird stuff on Midwatch depending where we were.

 

When I was younger, my moms house had at least one. I never saw it, but heard the doors open and close, boxes move, and foot steps around the house. Several of my friends were around when this happened who witnessed the same thing. We were in the back yard one night and heard the side door open and close, then feet run down the front porch steps - no one was there. So yes - they do exist.

 

I have not heard anything for about 20 years.

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