16 Signs That Your House is Haunted How do you know if that persistent rapping on your walls is bad plumbing or a mischievous spirit? Here are some of the signs of a haunting You hear heavy footsteps in the upstairs hallway when you know no one is up there. Doors slam unaccountably. Commonly used items disappear and reappear without cause. These may be indications that your house is haunted. The first step is to determine, as best you can, whether or not you truly have a legitimate case of a haunting. Here's a partial list of phenomena that might indicate that your house is haunted: Unexplained noises - footsteps; knocks, banging, rapping; scratching sounds; sounds of something being dropped. Those are some of the most common experiences of those who think their houses are haunted. Next page: Stronger Evidence
Spiricom Report 1 We present here the Original Report from George W. Meek edited for better use in the Internet. No content changes have been made. direct to Table of Contents Please paste this inside the front cover of the SPIRICOM TECHNICAL MANUAL in your possession. TO : Anyone Contemplating Developing Equipment to Converse with the " D e a d " : A Word of CAUTION Tens of thousands of hours spent over 25 years by hundreds of EVP (electronic voice phenomenon) researchers in Europe have clearly shown that some form of supplemental energy must be utilized to permit even individual words or short phrases to reach a level of audibility detectable even by a researcher with a highly acute sense of hearing.Eleven years of effort by 'Metascience researchers has established that the energies involved in the different levels of the worlds of spirit are not a part of the electromagnetic spectrum as science presently knows it. Page 1 andDR. Life's Energy Fields Vol. back to Top of Page Page 2 METASCIENCE FOUNDATION P.O.
Shadow people An artist's impression of a shadow person as a paranormal entity A shadow person (also known as a shadow figure, shadow being or black mass) is the perception of a patch of shadow as a living, humanoid figure, particularly as interpreted by believers in the paranormal or supernatural as the presence of a spirit or other entity.[1] Many methamphetamine addicts report hallucinations of "shadow people", as a result of sleep deprivation. History and folklore[edit] The Coast to Coast AM late night radio talk show helped popularize modern beliefs in shadow people.[2] The first time the topic of shadow people was discussed at length on the show was April 12, 2001 when host Art Bell interviewed Native American elder Thunder Strikes, who is also known as Harley "SwiftDeer" Reagan. Explanations[edit] Several physiological and psychological conditions can account for reported experiences of shadowy shapes seeming alive. In popular culture[edit] See also[edit] References[edit]
Poll: Majority Believe In Ghosts Actress Naomi Watts, director Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu and actor Sean Penn pose during a party after the premiere of "21 Grams" at the Academy Theater in Beverly Hills, Calif., Nov. 6, 2003. GETTY This Halloween may be filled with trick-or-treaters in scary costumes, but for more than one in five Americans, some costumes might be real: they told CBS News pollsters they have seen a real-life ghost in some form. And whether or not they've seen one, even more Americans believe that ghosts actually do exist. Nearly half of Americans say they believe in ghosts, or that the dead can return in certain places and situations. Yes 48%No Women are more likely to say they believe in ghosts than are men: 56 percent of women believe, while 38 percent of men do. More than one in five Americans says they have seen a ghost themselves, or have felt themselves to be in the presence of one. No Believe in ghosts All 48%Men 38%Women 56%Under 45 54%45 and over Seen a ghost 22%Men 14%Women 29%Under 45 29%45 and over
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