Ghost-Sensitive People: What are your experiences?

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^^^^more comprehensive than i'd read before.

Ghosts aren't real.

except when they are.

Nothing unreal exists - Kiri-kin-tha's First Law of Metaphysics.

How can ghosts be real if your eyes aren't real?

^^^

Sorry. I heard that phrase before and thought it was funny. I guess it works better when said out loud in a specific tone of voice.

I guess it is one of those things that just sailed over my head

Had a very interesting experience yesterday. We went to a forest park called Paradise Valley, which was typical trails. But at one point when we had gotten near to one of the park borders, I got that depersonalization feeling I get sometimes. For second or two I thought I saw a lady and little kid looking at me through the trees. I felt overwhelmed and started walking away from the area until I felt the sensation pass. So when I got home I did some searching to see if those woods are supposed to be haunted.

What I found out is we were near the Maltby Cemetery. Which has an amazingly interesting story that goes with it. At one time there was a crypt there that you got to by walking down 13 steps. If someone went down these steps at midnight, they supposedly saw a vision of hell. The legend is several teenagers over a period of time had traumatic experiences with this. So someone finally had a bulldozer fill in the area where the steps were. And now the cemetery is on private land. And many claim to see a woman and child (or children) in ragged clothing there.

So anyways I've been reading all this with my eyes bulging considering my experience there. I want to go back and see if we can spot the cemetery there through the trees. Since it's winter there might be a chance of seeing it. Apparently it's not considered too "dangerous" in the day time.

Way more often stuff like this is just subconscious stirrings, not sure what causes them to occur but it's really difficult to tell whether it's an odd parting of your subconscious and pre-filtered inputs or whether it's actually something more.

The analogy I like to use for 'something more' is that the difference between wondering if it was all in your head vs. having enough evidence to suspect it wasn't is like the difference between the sensation of having a cold or mild flu vs. needing an appendectomy. The first is maybe a 1 to 2 on the pain and irritation scale, the later is more like a 7 or 8.

You know you're dealing with something odd if you feel something like spiderwebs of static electricity interacting with you in an odd and deliberate manner (ie. where you can rule out a spider-web) and where you feel a very clear sense of other, ie. another intentionality interacting with your own which is just as bright as yours, foreign/autonomous to your thoughts, and regarding you in a particular manner - ranging from very loving to the other polarity. If its the other polarity, if you get close enough to it and irritate it right, you can get a screaming in your inner ear.

Most important thing to note - this stuff wouldn't be objectively solid and anything you perceive of it will be in some way shape or form it's reflection off of your own physical apparatus. Whether it's the spider-web thing, feeling touch on your body, even feeling touch at a distance (that's a tough one to explain but I've had it) - it'll play with you but it generally won't (as far as I've ever understood it) play with any non-sentient part of the physical environment, rather it comes closer to playing your nervous system like a musical instrument.

I do look forward to the day when we have a lot less brain-mysticism (ie. both 'Anything I see is true' and 'the brain can hallucinate absolutely anything' - both are equally credulous) because regardless of what these experiences are I'd have to say that there's something a lot more tangible about this stuff than a person's brain spitting up on itself.The need for that to be the case might fit our current conception of physics and neurology but it doesn't fit the circumstantial evidence at all. It's either a) deeper substructures in nature that we misinterpret or b) forms of sentient being we don't have a proper understanding of attempting to interact. As transactional and intelligent as the experience often is I also have to go with b) on this one.

Actually electricity spider webby feeling is a good description for some of the sensation I was feeling but couldn't think of a way to describe it. The thing that gets me is either seeing or getting the mental image of a woman and child and then reading the place is supposedly haunted by a woman with one or two children. I find this sort of thing amusing more than anything else.

Oh one more thing happened a few days before that. It really felt like someone was in my room while I was laying down for a power nap. So I finally said "who's there?" And an empty milk bottle I had on my desk hit the floor.

am into ghost hunting as well when i do overnight ghost hunts i allways pick up on voices am staying in a haunted Scottish castle on feb 28 and will be posting videos from round the castle and live on you tube as well the am staying in is Tulloch castle hotel

Well, careful. Too much more and you could be compelled to believe in it. That's an embarrassing dilemma to say the least.

can you tell me what the voices have said?

I don't understand what you mean by embarrassing dilemma.

It means a lot of things end up changing as a consequence whether you want them to or not, and in that math you pay certain social prices as well.