patty1019
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Re:To Talk or Not To Talk? - 2005/03/02 12:41
re: how can they not know they are "dead". well, they can still feel things with their hands, they can smell things, they can taste things, hear things, see things, and they can still communicate by talking.
what exactly would we consider "death" to be like when our body dies? some think that's the end, that there isn't anything else. many have been to the other side and i am one of them. i've had three experiences in all, and two of those happened while in the hospital. i know what some say about near death experiences being a fantasy cooked up by the brain. i proved that i was up above watching what was being done with my body down below after my body died. doctor's wanted to know what i remembered from my "death" but i wasn't going to tell them and have them lock me up as mentally damaged from the experience.
so when you're dealing with a ghost what you are actually dealing with is a real person who just dosen't have a body at that time. we are all ghosts inside these bodies. if you read the literature about such things you will find that they can, but most choose not to, exercise all the abilities they had in life, as a ghost. some do however.
for most ghosts that i've come across i get the impression that they are fine with not having a body and know they are dead. others pace around in confusion, denial, and anger at things being not what they expect them to be. a trauma like that to a person with a physical body causes a split personality. imagine what it would do to a person who had not passed through the tunnel to the other side. you see, ghosts which are angry or noisy haven't been to the other side yet. they are still trying to get a living person's attention to tell them that they want help. they're confused by what's going on around them.
time isn't the same for them as it is for us. once you are outside your body time dosen't apply. so when we see them at different times it's possible that they first arrived in our future and last arrived in our past. some ghosts are definitely in denial or just reliving their joys in life by opening doors and windows and closing them again. some have wondered why ghosts bother with these things at all when they can just as easily go through a wall.
the other side is quite different in other respects as well. there is a discernable ache like a vibration to your body when you come back from the other side. ghosts seen to be showing major wounds or parts missing obviously are sticking around and haven't been to the other side yet. i mean by that, through the tunnel. some ghosts moan, cry, scream because that's what they were feeling when their bodies were last alive. it is possible that it's all in their minds too, the pain. i don't know that part and hope not to ever, lol. i do know that when i drowned it didn't hurt in the least. when i breathed in it was like breathing in air.
so if you really had a zest for life even if you were dying you might stick around. when you die you get up out of your body but i think some people don't look where they got up from to see their body still sitting or lying there. some just go on with life as if "gee, it's nice that i can get up again.", never give it another thought and become very angry over time when no one can see them or hear them.
i really think that some of my uncle's ghosts realized at some point that i could see and hear them. some ghosts are able to speak audibly so that human ears can hear. some like me can hear their thoughts. i've seen ghosts who've thought what they wanted to think towards me and i heard it. when i give them a look of receiving it they straighten up with a shocked looked on their face. that doesn't happen often but when it does i think it's hilarious. some ghosts like to just appear to you to get a rise out of you and then before you can even think what to say to them they fade out in front of you. so shocking them is sort of like getting them back, lol. though that's not what i was up to when i heard what they thought.
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