| GHOSTS |
| Do you believe in ghosts? Many people don't believe, maybe because thats how they were raised, or maybe they just have to see it to believe it. I personally believe they are real, partly because I find it interesting, and also because , well, if you read my story, than you would understand what I am basing my beliefs on. If they have never walked the Earth, then tell me this: Where did all of the ghost folklore suddenly come from? |
| I am not sure if the picture on my theories page is a fake or not. If its real, it's very interesting, and i would have to wonder why it hasn't been on the news or anything. Examine it for yourself.I got it in an e-mail a few months back. What do you think? |
| I regret to inform you that I do not have any ghost pics on this site, due to the fact that it is difficult to determine whether they are fakes or not. I do not have any actual ghost pics of my own, only orbs. |
| A ghost is said to be a disembodied spirit human or not, (usually human) that has remained on Earth because of unfinished business, and therefore does not go to heaven until it moves on, or is sent.. Sometimes it stays because it has died a violent or sudden death. It is said that ghosts haunt, (or watch over), people, maybe loved ones, or 'the new home owner'. Most commonly, they are known to haunt places. Like my haunted house experience, maybe the man was looking for some one to free him from our world, maybe he wanted us gone, (i highly doubt it) , or maybe he missed his wife, hid friends, or family, maybe he wanted an explaination to his death. Nobody knows at this point. |
| Places as common as the Whitehouse are haunted. The ghost of Abigail Adams has been seen hanging laundry in the East room. She was the wife of John Adams, and has also been seen traveling through doorways, and often a scent of detergent, and laundry is there. The ghost of President William Henry Harrison has been heard lurking in the attic. President Abraham Lincon, the sixteenth president of the United States, was assasinated by John Wilkes Booth on April 14, 1865. It is said that his ghost had warned President John Fitzgerald Kennedy not to go to Dallas where he also was assassinated November 22, 1963. |