When our brain signals are null? When our physical bodies decompose? Will our consciousness survive? Will our soul, under the pretext of being eternal, survive?
It all started off as a fascination. I love hearing about ghost stories and has had a few experiences myself (but we'll save that for later).
I don't claim to know the latest theories or equipment in the ghost hunting world. I'm still learning. I am in training.
So when I was given the opportunity to join a paranormal investigations group, I was so happy that I have been considered. This was 2 years ago.
Now fifty-plus investigations later, I'm still not tired of it. I burn gas money taking trips to our client's location but I enjoy doing it. I love the people I work with. It is rewarding to me to know that I have helped somebody make sense of their experiences or offer an alternative/logical explanation to their experiences. I am sleep-deprived the next day but when I listen to my recorder and finds that nugget of an EVP from all that white noise - it makes it all worth it.
I wish I have documented the previous investigations that I've been to. This is an attempt to recapture those memories - spotty as they may be.
Our most recent one (and I am hoping not the last one, can't get into the details at this time) was done at an animal hospital. Employees experiences include being scratched and pinched. We were even shown a photograph that was shot on one of the hallways and it showed a blurry see-thru image of a tall man. You can see his forehead and heairline, his pants and jacket and even his chuck taylors in the blur. It was a succession of photos of the same hallway taken from the outside. Each photo showed the same image but it was getting closer and closer to the camera. I don't know what to make of it. The dreamer in me hopes it truly is a ghost but the skeptic in me says it's inconclusive and if further testing can be done to rule out the possibilities of exposure etc, then maybe , just maybe it is paranormal. I tried to recreate the photograph but couldn't quite recreate it - but it doesn't prove that it was a indeed a ghost.
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