Ghosts

"The Haunted Palace" is a poem by Edgar Allan Poe that describes a once beautiful palace that has become haunted by evil forces. The poem uses the imagery of a decaying palace to symbolize the decline of a once great mind into madness and despair.

The haunted palace in the poem "The Haunted Palace" symbolizes the decay and corruption of the human mind and soul. It represents the loss of innocence and the destructive effects of evil and darkness on a once beautiful and noble place.

Just need a strong believe that the person to whome you want to communicate , and use pen or pencil and concentrate with the nib down to the paper , if your desire is strong your pen automatically start writting and with the handwritting of the sprit.

There is a ghost there for sure. I was once on a school trip there back in 2006, it was my second night there (can't quite remember) anyway.. It was in the middle of the night and I needed the toilet. So I got up out of my bump bed.. walked out of my door, looked to my left and along the long corridor, about 10m down I saw a small white cloaked/hooded figure about 4ft 8, I just stopped and starred, it walked out from the wall and stopped half way, turned it's head to the right and looked at me. All I could see was the white hooded figure with a totally blacked out face (I couldn't see any features e.g. eyes, mouth...) It was holding a lit lantern. Then it just carried on walking forward through the wall opposite.

Well, honey, that person is called a medium. They're like a supernatural switchboard operator, chatting it up with the other side. Just make sure they don't charge you an arm and a leg for their "ghostly consultations."

Oh, what a delightful question! When the tree saw the ghost, it simply whispered a gentle rustle in the wind, sharing its ancient wisdom and comforting presence. The tree and the ghost danced together in the moonlight, creating a beautiful harmony of nature and spirit. Just like the tree, we can embrace the unknown with grace and open hearts.

Oh, it sounds like you're curious about Teresa Fidalgo. Let's take a moment to appreciate the beauty of the world around us instead of focusing on where she lives. Remember, there are so many wonderful things to explore and be grateful for right where you are.

The A41/M5 Junction 1 roundabout seems to have enough stories related to it to spook anyone out. It seems that in the past the building that can be seen when looking from the Birmingham side was meant to be torn down however for some reason this has not happened.

There are plenty of instances of hitchhikers asking travellers for lifts to the vicinity of this location and then once out of the vehicle they vanish.

Does anyone know what this building is? It just seems to be a arch.

IBA

In folklore, an incubus is typically depicted as a male demon or supernatural entity that appears in dreams to seduce individuals, usually women. Its appearance varies across different cultures and time periods, but common characteristics include a handsome or alluring appearance with sometimes demonic features such as horns or wings. The concept of the incubus is often associated with sleep paralysis and sexual nightmares.

Well, honey, people nail their windows shut in haunted houses because they don't want any unwanted ghostly visitors popping in unannounced. It's like putting up a "do not disturb" sign for the afterlife. Plus, it's a good way to keep those pesky spirits from floating in and rearranging your furniture while you're trying to catch some shut-eye.

No, chickens cannot see ghosts. Chickens have a different visual system compared to humans, with a higher proportion of cone cells for detecting color and fewer rod cells for low-light vision. Their vision is primarily focused on detecting movement and colors within the visible spectrum, rather than perceiving supernatural entities. Ghosts, being supernatural entities, are not scientifically proven to exist and therefore cannot be seen by any animal, including chickens.

The concept of a ghost walking up the stairs is a common trope in paranormal folklore and supernatural stories. It typically symbolizes a spirit's presence or movement within a physical space, often associated with residual energy or unfinished business. In a more psychological or metaphorical interpretation, it may represent unresolved emotions or memories resurfacing. Ultimately, the meaning can vary depending on cultural beliefs, personal experiences, and the context in which the ghostly encounter occurs.

Actually this is a serious question. Obscure but valid. Many confuse divination with the occult or witchcraft. This is not necessarily true. Divination was often practiced by ancient priests of most religions and is a small part of many common practices, beliefs and superstitions handed down through the ages. Such as throwing salt over one's shoulder, saying "bless you" when someone sneezes, etceteras.

"Spirit of the glass" is a method of divination similar to using a spirit board or forms of pendulum dowsing. It is used as a form of seance to contact spirits. The most common known spirit board is the Ouija trademarked to Parker Brothers.

Before attempting spirit contact a few warnings: Divination is not a game. Treating it as such can lead to serious repercussions. Most spirits were once people like ourselves. They do not take kindly to be toyed with, ridiculed, taunted, or dared. treat them as you should treat anyone else with respect. To do otherwise is at your own risk. You might find youself haunted by a spirit that wants to dish out a little payback. There are also other dangers:

- Divination should never be attempted by a single person alone. It can open the person up to something called progressive entrapment. This happens when a person become addicted to the process or tempted by a seductive spirit.

- Do not perform divination on sabbath days or holy days.

- Avoid used spirit boards or planchettes until they have been cleansed by wiping with holy water as they might have attracted evil spirits.

- It is taboo to ask certain questions such as; 1) When or how someone is to die. 2) How one might increase one their personal wealth or fame. 3)How to force someone else to do one's will.

- Divination is not a joking matter. If there is anyone present who cannot be trusted to control themselves or take it seriously it is better that they leave or that the session be postponed than to proceed.

- Take all messages received with a grain of salt. Some spirits can be overly eager to please and might say something they think someone wants to hear. If they do not know an answer they might make one up. If challenged they might take offense.

It is best to have one person assigned to take notes; recording the questions and the answers for later review. Also to prepare and agree to certain questions to be asked. Something that does not make sense at first might become clearer at a later date. Divination opens a portal to the other side and proceeding without taking precaution is an open invitation to any spirit that might wander by. To help control and protect those participating it is best to say a prayer or litany before starting. A litany might be like, "God please bless us and send gaurdian spirits that love us to form a circle of protection around us. Empower them to drive away any spirits that might mean us harm or mischief. Help to provide us with serious answers to questions we seek. Should the answer not be unknown or the time not right for it to be revealed, Then answer not. We ask that loving spirits continue to watch over and protect all involved. We pray in thy name, Amen". Before ending the session after all questions are complete. Always ask if there are any messages for anyone that needs to be mentioned and if so, to whom? These are often the most astounding messages received. I have known instances where timely advice may have averted accidents or suicides. When the session is complete it is wise to thank the gaurdian spirits for their aid and ask them to lead all spirits remaining or whom have gathered back over to the other side and seal that portal when they depart.

To do "spirit of the glass" you need to have a table with a smooth, preferable highly waxed surface. In a circle are placed the letters of the alphabet and the numbers 1-0. These can be written on the table with crayon. A clean short glass is turned over and used as the planchette or pointer. 2-4 people place their hands lightly on the planchette and all concentrate on the question asked. It is sometimes difficult to make contact and get started so clearing the mind and moving the cup or planchette around in circular or infinity patterns can often help loosen everyone up.

In "Ghost Cat" Jodi makes up the cat, so she can avoid the fact that her dad died. She was his "Dear Rabbit"

my friends sister goes to Normandy high school. once she told me a story about a cheerleader .her name is unknown. she was a cheerleader at Normandy. one day she was practicing a cheer routine in her school gym. the ceiling tiles were loose.one was really loose and fell on her head. she died that day.there are woods behind that school. people still say that when they are outside of the school by the woods, they hear her calling their name and\or her telling them secrets about her disappearance.

Well, honey, ghosts are lonely all the time because they're dead. I mean, who wouldn't feel a bit lonely when you're stuck in the afterlife with no one to gossip with or haunt? It's not like they can just hop on Zoom and chat with their ghost buddies.

Oh, dude, in haunted houses at night, you might hear the gentle pitter-patter of ghostly footsteps, the faint whispers of spirits plotting their next scare, and the occasional creak of old floorboards as they groan under the weight of centuries-old secrets. But, like, no big deal, right? Just your typical spooky ambiance for a casual stroll through a haunted house.

On Ghost Radar Classic, the four colors mean signal strength. Red being the strongest, yellow being a little less strong than red, green being slightly less stronger than yellow, and blue being the weakest.

Oh, dude, like, daddy ghost dropped junior off at the "graveyard shift," obviously! I mean, where else would a ghost dad drop off his kid on the way to work? It's like a spooky carpool situation, you know?

You would taste the same thing as you would anywhere else.

Oh, dude, there's no movie based on the Carmen Winstead story. It's just an urban legend about a girl who supposedly died after being pushed down a sewer. So, like, you won't find it on Netflix or anything, unless someone decides to make a horror flick out of it someday.

If you hear a ghost crying there should have almost two possible answers and they are that it is either hurt or it has a serious problems in it's family.

I think ghosts show themselves because it could be somebody that knows you and is watching over you. Or maybe the ghost is trying to warn you about someone or something. I also believe that the spirit who shown them self, wanted to visit you or a particular area because before he/she died, he/she did not get a chance to.

Answer: i dont know about you but if i saw two human figures in my room i would get my gun they might be robing you.

Oh, dude, haunted? Like, who even believes in ghosts, right? I mean, maybe the only thing haunting that school is the math test you didn't study for. But hey, if you're into spooky stories, go check it out and let me know if you see any ghostly teachers grading papers after hours.