Originally Posted by
Enigma1999
You have your beliefs and I have mine.
I would never push what I believe on anyone. Not saying you are, I am just clearly agreeing with the OP, because I believe the OP. I too have seen things. Now was I imagining it as a child? Maybe. Did I imagine it as an adult? No way. I saw what I saw.
I too know what I have experienced, and seen, and heard.
I cannot prove it to anyone nor care to try.
If I am thought of as a liar, I don't care. I know what I am and could care less what others think about me.
It doesn't matter what something is called , be it ghost, spirit, demon, entity, or anything else.
There are things that we cannot prove or explain that happen all day every day all over the world that need to be studied and at least gain some understanding in order to help people that really need it.
It is not right to tell someone their problem doesn't exsist because you have not seen it or experienced anything like this , and the general opinion is it is imagined or mistaken (which it may be).
But there are many ways people can be shown that can help them get answers or at least find out what it isn't.
Look for causes other than paranormal causes first. Stay objective and keep an open mind.
Explaining things like this,
Many things happen that cannot be explained.
Many more strange things happen that can be explained by logical, rational thought and investigation.
What appear to be shapes and figures can be reflected lights or dust in the air or any number of things.
The fields electric currant emit can affect how we feel and make you uneasy.
Variation in the power supply to your house can cause appliances to do things they normally don't.
When we get scared we perceive things differently than we do when we are not scared.
When you look for answers , start by eliminating "reasonable possibilities"
And probable things, and work your way to "No reasonable source or cause.
This is the tip of the iceberg and simplistic but people with beliefs that are causing them problems , and making them afraid deserve help in some way other than being told what they experienced isn't real or was imagined or is a mental problem.
90% of what is first thought to be paranormal can be broken down and shown to be normal stuff.
But during this process people can have their lives made a shambles and be terrified constantly.
These people need help. Not ridicule .
I have had people "explain" to me what I saw, and how it happens.
You have no idea how insane it is to hear someone explain to me what I saw, when they weren't there and know nothing first hand.
I think I may have started a rant I should stop now.
This is a sensitive subject for me.
I am not singling anyone out or wanting to cause problems or opening a debate.
I'm just sayin',.