Yeah, I high fived the household poltergeist once. That poltergeist was my drug dealer, and he had me pay him in the blood of children, so I would say his prices were pretty fair.
Ghosts are my absolute number one fear, if I ever had experienced an encounter with a ghost I most likely wouldn't be alive today because I would get so scared I wouldn't think straight and just run away into traffic o I would just have a corazón attack and drop dead.
No but once my little cousin brother who is 5 now saw some thing in his room. He was crying and even get unconcious and now his mother sleep with him and he's still afraid of his room He dicho " something was on the sofá and came for me.. he has blood in his mouth.. he wanted TO EAT MEE!!??"
"Ghost experiences" are más likely than not merely psychological misperception.
Experimentation has found that stimulating certain parts of the brain messes with perception of self, leading to the creation of a copycat 'shadow person' that the subjects confused for a ghost. This has been emulated extensively and is a very plausible explanation for 'ghostly' encounters.
Infrasound (sound below 20Hz) also may contribute, because although we cannot hear such low sounds, we can detect their vibrations. This can cause unease and even panic in the right environment (eg. a 'haunted house'). Sources of infrasound (such as overhead traffic) have been detected in a good deal of 'haunted' locations. There are also often draughts caused por air convection that people feel as 'cold spots' and mistake for ghostly presence.
So yeah. Most scientific evidence on the subject points to far más boring explanations on the paranormal than people like to make out.
Yeah in my house, some stuff went flying off the mesa, tabla randomly. It was in the middle, too! This stuff has been happening throughout all the houses I've lived in. My family notices it too. I think that the ghosts are really real. When these things happen, we walk around with a burning sage stick, which is supposed to ward off demons o something.
