It is rather presumptuous and arrogant for us to tell a child that it is just their imagination when they connect to something that they are already familiar with. We only rebuke them because it is unknown to us as adults. After all, we tell our children that `monsters don't exist', despite knowing that they do. We just embellish them to protect our children. While our kids are developing they become so accustomed to the artificial material world that they depend on it, forfeiting their natural connection to the spirit. Equally, dogs are more in tune to such frequencies which is why a dog whistle is audible only
to dogs. From birth we are corrupted by materialism and are placed
onto a human assembly line to adapt to the `false' world around us that
we are accustomed to today. As we develop our natural sixth sense becomes fragmented and deteriorates. Psychologists and scientists have a lot to answer for since they deal entirely on how we adjust and interact with a material world or what they might arrogantly refer to as the
`real world'. Anything other than that is an enigma to them, so since they rely completely on human dependence and trust they are quick to dismiss anything beyond their comprehension rather than lose face. (I develop this subject further in my articles on
Edward Bernays, the nephew of
Sigmund Freud)
. Yet, perhaps contradictory to that, so much is spent on searching for
intelligent life in other worlds when we have yet to discover it on our
own world. If aliens are observing us it may only be as a source of
entertainment as they may find us too primitive to reveal themselves
yet.
Our brains operate on very low frequencies. For example, when we are thinking,
our brain generates approximately 14 cycles per second. That energy does not just dissipate. It has to go somewhere, which is why it is increasingly believed today that we can send out positive and negative energies and why in such a corrupt and artificial world, we are deterred from selfless, compassionate love from the moment we are born. For example, imagine the possibilities if every one of us actually spent our days in genuine compassionate thought for the suffering of others. This is why most religions rely on `prayer' as a means of generating positive energy. A typical analogy would be when we miss someone familiar to us who shares the same environment, such as a housemate. How often have you found yourself subconsciously avoiding a particular chair in your home that is usually occupied by someone you share your home with who has gone away for some time or found yourself interacting with that person, forgetting they aren't there? Their residual energy remains where they were more comfortable with. There are various types of hauntings, such as intelligent, residual or elemental hauntings. Cases of
intelligent hauntings are when spirits interact with us in real time, although caution should be exercised.
Residual hauntings are when the energy of an event are absorbed into the environment they happened in. In some cases,
`walls can talk' since the emotions of a particular incident remain in place.
Residual hauntings are the memories of the dead. If they cannot find a once loved person or a happier time that they had in life, the memory will replay and the living may tune into it. When we do sense it, the dead may attach to the living in an attempt to reconnect with that particular moment through the living since we are also in a position to deal with traumatic experiences and memories while living. How often have we entered an environment and felt a bad atmosphere or instinctively knew that people in that environment had been talking about us?
Elemental hauntings occur in nature
. Some are the spirits of wild animals
and are often very territorial
and protective when humans interfere with nature. Native
American Indians and
Pagans pay homage to them. In
Ireland folklore acknowledges elemental spirits, such
as
`fairies' a term adopted
by
Irish parents
to lesson the fear of their children
. The
Banshee is another
Irish elemental, heralding the arrival and passing of a death in the family
.
