It seems to me, that if there’s to be the ghostly sounds of a cannon, then
there must be the ghost of a cannon, which implies cannon have souls. This
is highly unlikely.
From: SkunkworksAMA_at_yahoogroups.com [mailto:SkunkworksAMA_at_yahoogroups.com]
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Sent: Tuesday, August 11, 2009 12:21 AM
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Subject: [SkunkworksAMA] Re: Paranormal stuff, waaaay off-topic.
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<mailto:SkunkworksAMA%40yahoogroups.com> , Gerg Tóth <gerebaki_at_...> wrote:
>
> I don't know, staying in this world just for revange, scaring people or
kill is just stupid.
> Maybe if i would see it... oh the hell i just go to the old MSZP
headquarters where hundreds of innocent people were tortured and killed and
now their souls demand justest.
> By the way what weard shit did you see?
A haunting is similar to a ghost, in that they are events that, like a
recording, are played back when conditions are right. There are several
Civil War battlefields near where I live. If you go out to some of them at
night, you can hear men talking in the woods nearby, footsteps passing in
front of you (but no one's there), cannons and gunfire going off, etcetera.
It is merely a playback of an event which had a high level of emotion or
trauma involved.
A spirit is more interactive; it does not stick to a story or event like a
haunting or a ghost. There are several places within my town and the ones
surrounding it, where there are purported spirits. Several occurrences have
been investigated by legitimate parapsychologists and others.
I think, in many cases, it's not that someone sticks around to seek revenge.
I think they simply do not know they're dead. Someone killed in a suden
accident may not know they are dead. Other examples could be that the person
may have unfinished business which is binding them to this plane of reality,
even after death. And still other cases may be that the deceased may not
want to leave someone they love behind.
In any case, this stuff, much like religion, is debatable. Some folks
believe it, some don't. And that's fine by me. As I said earlier, I believe
in what I see and experience first-hand. I do not believe in any sort of
religion, but I do believe in spirits and hauntings.
As for what I've seen or experienced, I would really rather not go into
that. Besides, this is not the proper place for such a topic, and I think
the entire topic may have derailed a more on-topic thread...
--JMH...boo!
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