Ghost Hunting – Televised Events

What I think we need to understand is that televised ghost hunts are edited to the point where they give the impression that there is continuous activity.  This is very understandable when you consider that they only have an hour to demonstrate 2 days worth of ghost hunting time.  This is obviously edited and therefore the paranormal activity seems relentless.  As a ghost hunter myself I can sometimes feel very envious of how televised events present themselves to the eager observers.  I wish that on an untelevised event we could get that much activity.  However, this is not the case.  On many ghost hunt events it could be a long arduous night with very much happening at all and when it does there is no repetition or replay of the moment.  We have to be alert and eagle eyed throughout the event.  The best thing about having a lot of people there is that there are more people to hear and see activity.  The downside is obviously that there are also a lot of people who can make noise which can be misinterpreted.

All ghost hunts are fascinating.  Every location is unique as is every ghost hunt event.  The people attending the event all bring something different in terms of energy and belief about what they are doing.  I wonder how interesting it would be for a public ghost hunt to be televised and how controls could be enforced in order to make it entertaining.  It would of course be quite an active event as the timeframe would be filled with the movement of the public and re-settling into various locations.  However, I could see how this could work.  It would be a bit like the public who watch the televised versions of a ghost hunt physically going into the Television to be part of the televised event.  No longer being an observer but a participator. 

 

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Believing in ghosts – Part 20

Do ghosts believe in us? Well, I just happened to run into a couple of ghosts lurking behind some cobwebs up by the ceiling the other evening and I asked them, “Do you believe in living, sentient, material beings?” And this is what they told me.

“Where we come from there has been a lot of discussion over this for a number of years. Ghosts fall into two basic categories, believers and disbelievers. But there are also some in between who argue as follows: Why should we entertain any belief in life-forms at all. After all a belief is only an opinion that we are emotionally attached to. Is it that we ghosts are lacking belief in ourselves and we are hanging onto some vague mystical hope in the existence of life? Death, after all, is the only natural state, the only thing that gives us a sense of permanence. Are we in fact afraid of the permanence of death, the never-ending state of being without actually accomplishing anything? Do we secretly nurture a hunger for that strangely imagined condition called human ambition? Surely a ghost with ambition is one in denial of the absolute nature of the universe, which is decay! A ghost who wants to get somewhere is a self-hating creature.”

As far as I could make out, most ghosts allow for the possibility of life but most of them truly believe that they are merely haunting their own imaginations and that is something they find most satisfying and without the need for further esoteric explanations.

The belief in fairies and other supernatural beings – Part 8

Faries-are they real or just childhood fanasty? Personally I do believe in faries a milions of people do. Faires have been recorded throughout history. In apperance faries are often describe as small and human like with colorful wings and sometimes carrying a magic wand. They sometimes have waist long light color hair. But always they are depicted as having supernatural powers(such as the power to fly, heal, ect.)

Changleings are fairy babies that have been left in place of a human one. Faries are often placed in the catergories of the undead or some form of an angel. It is dangerous to eat food in Fairyland and in Hades. Eating the fairy food can trap one in fairyland or Hades. Some returned three centuries later: others were to remiand there forever. One can even try to summon a fairy by this simple poem from Lady Cottington’s Pressed Fairy Book:

Sit where the cat sits.

Cross your toes.

Close your eyes.

And smell a rose.

Then say under your breath:

“I believe in fairies,

sure as death.”

Gadflykins! Gladtrypins!

Gutterpuss and Cass!

Come to me fairily

Each lad and lass!

The belief in fairies and other supernatural beings

I have always loved the souvenirs of fairies, fairies on unicorn horses, fairies sitting on mushrooms, fairies holding butterflies in their hands…

They attract me, because they are beautiful, those delicate fingers and feet,their wings, the soft and gentle look on their faces that boosts their personality depicting that they are someone to be admired. They are a feast to my eyes and imagination.

Speaking about the belief in fairies and other supernatural beings, do you believe I have seen them in my real life?

Unbelievable isn’t it? But of course I did, All the time I saw my parents, my brothers, my sister, my husband, my boss, my colleagues, my friends who would help me in my trouble, as a matter of fact every one who did a favor, a selfless act towards me, I saw a fairy and a supernatural person within my reach.

This world is full of them. When you count yourself to be one among them and try to be fairy or a supernatural being to another, who is right close to you no matter what, there you find a fairy in yourself.