Quote:
Originally posted by ice_maiden02
There's just so much to it. For me, I do believe in spirits etc. (to be specific, on Earth that is - talking about organisms in the universe as a whole is a different matter to me), not necessarily 'scary' or 'spooky' ones though. I've never really had any experiences with the paranormal myself, so I'm half and half in that I believe that there are spirits, but I don't think they actually make any contact with humans. Yet so many people have at least one ghost story to tell, but the whole stereotypical haunted mansion thing just doesn't appeal to me anymore. I think the reason people feel afraid of such things (and in fact I too probably would be) is because of the way it's portrayed, the things they've heard, and therefore they'd associate anything untoward happening in a so-called 'spooky' mansion with it being supernatural.
|
Thats the thing, before they went into this hospital for people with Leprosy, they told them about this and that concerning who died in there etc.
Once you've heard that then maybe your subconcious mind will play tricks on you because your expecting things to happen and even the slightest nothings could become something more... but turning back to last night, how can you then justify stones being thrown and physical things happening, thats if we presume it is real.
I don't know if anyone seen this thing before by Darren Brown i think it was, called seance. Well that show made me quite reluctent to accept that paranormal activity was infact real. Great show btw!!
I've never been afraid of something i can't see and interact with, so untill i experience it first hand... i can't really say there is or there isn't but i'd like to think there is something there.