ghosts in Europe
Jul 3rd, 2002, 11:59 PM
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Kami, do you normally see ghosts at home? If not, then it is not likely you will see them in Europe. Whatever "vibe" you are used to at home is pretty much what you will have all over the world (maybe, hopefully less). Also it may make a difference if you are alone or not. Carry some kosher salt with you just in case, if you are that nervous.
Jul 8th, 2002, 03:11 AM
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I live in Ireland where stories of ghosts were very common in my youth.I have been searching for them all my life but have failed so far.Despite that I think there is a substantial amount of evidence that ghosts exist.Has anybody on this board seen a ghost?One of my friends,a doctor,told me his whole family heard one in London once.At least one old hotel in Ireland is supposed to be haunted-Castle Leslie,where Paul McCartney got married recently.
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Jul 8th, 2002, 06:54 AM
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At this time last year, I would have said the same thing that many of you said...no such thing as ghosts. I was a true skeptic (my wife used to call me the professional skeptic). Until I actually saw a ghost one night when I woke up in the middle of the night. It totally freaked me out...it wasn't scary looking or anything...harmless actually. Just the whole idea scared me. <BR><BR>I also think that I saw one in the Rheinfels castle in Germany. It wasn't as clear as the other one though.<BR><BR>I do think that there would be more of a chance of seeing a ghost in areas that had been more heavily populated and where people died from violent deaths.<BR><BR>Just my opinion and experience.
Jul 8th, 2002, 09:30 AM
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Joseph, I too, have been searching for ghosts all my life (that's quite a while in my case) and have never seen one. I thought for sure I'd find one in the UK, but it didn't happen.<BR><BR>Once I visited a very old church crypt (built in the 13th century) in Warwick just as they were getting ready to close. I wandered around down there all by myself for about half an hour. There were torture tools, a witch's dunking stool and all those graves; it was very eerie, but no ghosts. I'm afraid I have to chalk them up to "a few too many," or just plain imagination!
Jul 8th, 2002, 09:50 AM
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Mr Tony Hughes, reread my post. <BR><BR>You don't have to see ghosts you can feel their presence, if you are open to such things. <BR><BR>None of us are any great authorities on the after (or pre) life experience, so don't make such definite statements of "there is no such thing as ghosts" that is presumptuous on your parts. None of us knows what is to come.
Jul 8th, 2002, 11:58 AM
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Celine<BR><BR>I'll turn that one right back at ya'. Go re-read (or just read) my post. You've read greg's posting and attributed it to me. No need to apologise, easy mistake to make.<BR><BR>As it happens, I'm a believer. Living and working in the Europeans UFO hotspot, I've seen one or two things that I can't explain. My mind is open (but not vacant).
Jul 8th, 2002, 12:19 PM
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We stayed in an old hotel in Venice. I'm not a superstitious person and did not expect to have any experiences, but I had the creeps so bad in the middle of the night I would have liked to have run out of there. I didn't see anything per se but there was a presence and it did not mean well.
Jul 8th, 2002, 12:37 PM
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I meant your post about no one in the USA until the 1600's. I said nomadic peoples or at least those that were settled in makeshift homes, except the Anastazi were here. Anyway, my statement has holes in it because the "American Indians" had alot of beliefs of spirits.
