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Is this a ghost?
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I mentioned in a previous thread about a photo I have with a "ghost" have a look and see what you think. I don't actually believe in ghosts but this photo has me questioning my belief just a little.
The photo was taken with a phone/camera, I know it has not been manipulated and I know the person who took the photo very well, she has never seen the the little girl in the back ground.
Im certainly not saying this is a ghost but I cant explain how this has happened either.
See the pic here.
http://i106.photobuck...erimaginaryfriend.jpg
The photo was taken with a phone/camera, I know it has not been manipulated and I know the person who took the photo very well, she has never seen the the little girl in the back ground.
Im certainly not saying this is a ghost but I cant explain how this has happened either.
See the pic here.
http://i106.photobuck...erimaginaryfriend.jpg
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But until I see proof, I cannot believe. Why does this bother some people?
It appears I'm meant to blindly accept that other people have seen ghosts, just on their say so, and yet because I'm not prepared to, this is seen as arrogance!
How odd.
But until I see proof, I cannot believe. Why does this bother some people?
It appears I'm meant to blindly accept that other people have seen ghosts, just on their say so, and yet because I'm not prepared to, this is seen as arrogance!
How odd.
The text that accompanied the pic reads as follows:-
The picture was taken on a mobile phone and the little girl you see crying refused to go into the group as she said the little boy was scaring her.
Thinking very little of her tantrum the little girl's mum (who took the picture) later discovered what the little girl was crying for. Look closely at about knee high between the 2nd and 3rd girl in from the left. That I suspect is the reason the little girl was crying.
But as Ankou said, those curtains are quite shocking too! ha ha
The picture was taken on a mobile phone and the little girl you see crying refused to go into the group as she said the little boy was scaring her.
Thinking very little of her tantrum the little girl's mum (who took the picture) later discovered what the little girl was crying for. Look closely at about knee high between the 2nd and 3rd girl in from the left. That I suspect is the reason the little girl was crying.
But as Ankou said, those curtains are quite shocking too! ha ha
Grasscarp, please don’t let criticism upset you. I’ve had some very heated discussions with the people I respect most on here about ‘ghosts’ – but we haven’t fallen out over it. :o)
When people who have no experience state categorically ‘there are no such thing as ghosts’, they probably don’t realise it but they are actually accusing the witness either of suffering delusions - or lying – and often they are neither. Of course many people do imagine it – easily done in a dark room at night - but certainly not all. I saw a ghost on a Saturday afternoon in broad daylight. She wasn’t diaphanous – she was solid – she wore fashionable clothing and her hair-style was up to date. Initially, I saw her reflected in a mirror, but she was still there when I turned to face her full on in order to look at her properly – and she was still there as I walked across the room to the door and left. She shouldn’t have been there, but she was.
Of course the real problems arise when things go bump in the night – and in the day – for no apparent reason, but which actually, physically, disrupt lives. I lived in a ‘haunted’ house – and it wasn’t pleasant. I have no doubt whatsoever that things happen in this world for which we have no explanation.
When people who have no experience state categorically ‘there are no such thing as ghosts’, they probably don’t realise it but they are actually accusing the witness either of suffering delusions - or lying – and often they are neither. Of course many people do imagine it – easily done in a dark room at night - but certainly not all. I saw a ghost on a Saturday afternoon in broad daylight. She wasn’t diaphanous – she was solid – she wore fashionable clothing and her hair-style was up to date. Initially, I saw her reflected in a mirror, but she was still there when I turned to face her full on in order to look at her properly – and she was still there as I walked across the room to the door and left. She shouldn’t have been there, but she was.
Of course the real problems arise when things go bump in the night – and in the day – for no apparent reason, but which actually, physically, disrupt lives. I lived in a ‘haunted’ house – and it wasn’t pleasant. I have no doubt whatsoever that things happen in this world for which we have no explanation.
I'd love to see something like that naomi, I'd love to be proven wrong. I think, though, one of the things that help go against the argument is the fact that the sources put forward as 'cast iron proof' are always so dodgy, so obviously staged, and fronted by people as convincing as Derek Acorah! And now, as we all know that the technology is there to alter photos to look like they have a ghost in, however real bravejordy's photo might be, I can't believe it's genuine because it could so easily have been created! Which I'm kind of glad about because that little boy's face is creepy!!
I don't rant at anyone over their religious beliefs ( despite not sharing them)- I don't think anyone needs to stand up to scrutiny about their personal beliefs- it's only when those beliefs are inflicted upon others when the religious demand that certain things are adhered to because of their religious beliefs that I get upset, otherwise people can believe in God, ghosts, the easter bunny and even that Nick Clegg isn't a closet Tory if they so wish.