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A classic example of a haunting involves the frequent sightings of Anne Boleyn in the Tower of London. Over the centuries, people have reported seeing her ghost near her place of execution there. The theory is that the intense emotions surrounding the event left their mark on time. |
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The most common category of ghost that people perceive actually comes from withinwithin their own homes and within their own minds. And yet, they're not imagining it! |
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Poltergeists: Uninvited House Guests |
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Poltergeists actually present a very good case for the power of PK (psychokinesis). The idea is that objects may moveshake or levitate, for instancein response to intense mental energy coming from someone living in the house. This energy is not created consciously, which is why people suspect a ghost. |
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Although the movie Poltergeist associated this phenomenon with ghosts, this isn't accurate. Also, the phenomenon is often pinned on young children, but the little guys really don't deserve the bad rap. Usually the source comes from adolescents, known for their intense emotions, or from adults, known for unconsciously burying some pretty heavy feelings of stress. Often, repressed feelings of anger are involved. The good news is that once the source is identified, the odd events quickly stop. By acknowledging that you have intense feelings, you can begin to deal with them. This opening up quickly clears the air. |
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