We're often asked do we believe in "Ghost" now. The short answer is yes, especially after our experiences. However, it's not that easy of an answer. We don't necessarily believe in word "Ghost" as a descriptive word for what we've experienced. Granted, the description of our blog contradicts that statement as it's "...our ghost story.." We use that because it's something others use and it's more identifiable to people.
So, if we don't believe in "Ghost" as a defining word then what exactly do we believe they are? I think our descriptive terms go much deeper.
Our experiences lead to a more spiritual way of thinking as well as the concepts of what we believe haunted us. "Ghost" was just too much of a general term to define things for us. We knew we were dealing with something much deeper; spiritually as well as it's existence.
If they were here, then what exactly are they? First, I want to say that we are not paranormal investigators so anything we say probably should be taken with a grain of salt when we answer this question. There are many more people who have dedicated their lives to research this subject. For us, it's just how we define it; nothing more.
After our experiences, our whole thought process changed. We believe that although the people here had died in this world, they may not have died in others. Maybe they left us and just moved to another dimension and, in the process of doing so, left a little bit of themselves behind here for us to see. That part of themselves they left behind is not their ghost but something tangible of themselves. Maybe it's a memory of what they experienced in our dimension that subconsciously they left behind because they no longer needed it or wanted it. The more they left, the stronger it was. We think they left their bad baggage behind and that's why we had the issues we had. That bad baggage is constantly trying to reconnect with things it knows and hopefully reunite with remaining part so it can become whole again. Maybe it even could pull back the part that left, trapping them in a state limbo between the dimensions.
It's a section of their soul and being. It's that part of the soul that's lost or discarded. Left behind intentionally or by accident maybe to deal with unfinished business or just no longer wanted.
To us they are not ghost but a fragmented section of lost souls.
Not ghost...Misplaced and Discarded Peelings of Souls. Left behind as a snake would leave it's shredded skin.
This is our ghost story from the beginning to where we are now. Thanks to help of Amy Allan and Steve DiSchiavi, along with the rest of The Dead Files, we are able to live a somewhat normal life.
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