tsk, what you and your family have seen, xblack-deathx,
can be dismissed as an unconscionious reaction, a mind game, to a particular uncomfortable enviroment. A figment of imagination - I saw this one dude who was able to play peoples minds on television, so at a dogsrace, he was able to convince the girl at the exchange counter, that the dog he bet on, had won, even though the dogname written on his ticket was that of the dog who lost. Suggestively, the mind can make up stories that a door was open, when it infact was locked. That is the beauty of the brain, it is still very much uncharted territory. Have you been directly affected by a ghost, be it not an item or scratchmarks, but it actually touched you? Ektoplasm is bull, I say, but - any who believe in this, should go watch the movie called "The Grudge" -
then they can
choose to believe ghosts exists and live a sad life in fear - or simply dismiss it as fiction.
I live in a farm-like house, and I've experienced myself, what other people would call "ghosts", but come to realize, it most often appears the murkiest and darkest of places, it becomes fairly easy to dismiss it as "fear for fear" brain activity. If a nice ghost ever shows up during daytime, and starts to chat with people,
then I will begin to believe in them, but as long as the stories around them are as stereotyped as they are, I am gonna dismiss the thought.
Consider what you choose to believe! Religious belief can be a big relief if you fear death and what lies beyond. There are no ghosts, if people are in heaven. And besides, if they existed what would they be? Mindless! Uncorpulent! It is easy to be afraid, but bear in mind that according to logic, ghosts are unable to hurt you!
This is my belief, if any, towards theese nether beings
@W a r t n e r - Yours is a hardware problem, I'm sure
