Can a ghost be a spirit guide?

Answer 1

Despite its appearance, a ghost is not a single personality but a collective of spirits or Group Entity who use their combined astral energies in order to manifest small-scale telekinesis. Those that do this are not highly evolved. If every spirit could move objects then we would have things hovering and moving around us most or all of the time. (Ascended Masters who can manifest telekinesis individually in The Light are in the works and will emerge in the not-too-distant future.) A ghost is therefore a Group Entity of spirits who are out to have cheap fun by freaking people out. As such, they make horrible spirit guides. If one wants to have a good spirit guide, start out by radiating gratitude in advance of a reading and then after it occurs as well. This ingratiates conscientious guides on the Other Side to cut through the crowd of inferior spirits and try to help with good advice. Then discern the source by closing your eyes right after a message is given - drawing in energy with the intake of breath as in Qigong (chi-gong) or Pranic breathing exercises - and use your Third Eye or Sixth Chakra to see and/or perceive the color behind the message. If the color is anything other than sky blue or preferably white, the highest color, then the message should be rejected. The energy of a ghost or Group Entity is typically yellow, orange, or a combination of the two. As a general rule, ghosts are crappy spirit guides because technically they are an "astral party group" who are not out to offer helpful information but simply desire to creep you out because they find that enjoyable. Finally, parapsychology and transpersonal psychology need to update their paradigm of understanding: the term "poltergeist" and the term "Group Entity" are in fact one and the same thing.