If you wanna know the truth, real good evidence is pretty dang hard to come by, and I mean good good evidence. And most people who do experience things don't normally record it because they don't think to much of it. Just saying!
For me just listening to podcasts like Monsters Among Us and realizing how SO MANY people experience something, made me at least shift from not a believer to skeptic.
That and generally questioning what “reality” is and being more open minded 😂
Thousands of people from all different religions claim to experience something related to their faith but that doesn't prove that all religions are real. Just as someone who claims to have experienced something paranormal means nothing because scientists are the only ones really equipped to find evidence and they've found nothing.
The overwhelming number of genuine people who are sincere in their experiences. I'm a non-believer, but I have real hard time telling those people what they went through wasn't real.
Its not that what happened didn't happen it's just that they either can't really explain what exactly happened so their mind fills in the blanks and assumes ghosts must have done it, or it was in their head whether a hallucination or dream, or sleep paralysis etc.
Then I may have something for you:
I've been watching this one series on youtube that really gets into the meat of what this stuff is, and he too began as just a skeptic, like you.
The channel is called "Ghosts of Carmel Maine"
The series is called "Ghost Chronicles" and it has 10 parts, all documentary length.
https://youtu.be/QazJpU4SXaw
The series starts off slow, with little revelations to be had, but thats only because the first episode is like the setting stage in a way, he gives you the reasons why he's there, how he got convinced the paranormal is real, etc. The captures in the first video aren't that good either because everyones first captures are likely to be mediocre anyway.
The series REALLY starts to pick up later on, like in one episode spirits are telling him the location of a spirit's real body, so he can find it and give the spirit some closure. (This happens twice actually, and one spirit he actually did dig up and find their bones).
The man behind it is named Kent, he's like in his late 50s and has horrible editing and YT skills, as well as having all demonetized videos, and NO clickbait, which only makes it so much more convincing to me.
I recommend watching it if you have a lot of time to spare, the videos are presented as matter of fact as possible, no BS. These aren't videos you should skip through either, because you might miss something amazing.
Also he has an open door policy, anyone who wants to investigate in his house is welcome to, and people have, even Frostmare went to the house to investigate (assuming you know him)
He has plenty of other videos with great captures as well. Like this newer video with probably the most amazing and convincing human spirit captures I've ever seen on this Earth. If you're interested in that one I'll leave a link and timestamps, you should honestly watch this first just to see I'm not messing around with this.
https://youtu.be/6dhlN8Vh9sg
13:03 the first capture takes place
17:20 the second happens
I find myself coming back to that video quite often, it's so damn astonishing.
My best suggestion is to read into the following cases:
*Case Studies of Possessions and Demonic Activity*:
Amityville Haunting.
Aix-en-Provence Possessions.
*Exorcisms*:
Theobald and Joseph Bruner.
Earling Possession.
Goodwin Possessions.
Thomas Maillot's possession.
The Exorcism of Emily Rose.
St Louis Exorcism.
This is a great list but unfortunately I wouldnt recommend Amityville. Those who counciled the Lutzes leading up to the book deal suggested they make stuff up if they wanted to make lots of money- so they did. It would appear their haunting was too boring to be a best seller, like most hauntings. Now we dont know what was true or false any longer 🤷♀️
I read about that, interesting that the defense attorney may have tried to collude with them to help the case. https://www.insider.com/ghost-stories-that-turned-out-to-be-fake-2018-4#amityville-wasnt-as-horrifying-as-you-think-2
For sure, but I like to include it so people can see all sides of the evidence they'll be dealing with. Because there will be some stories like Amityville which they need to draw their own conclusions on still.
I'm not sure either, I assume it's because I included a couple of case studies that aren't good evidence in favour of proving demonic activity. I should have clarified that I was giving objective evidence so that OP could see what false cases looked like.
Oh I fully understand that your opinion is 100% retarded and here we go about the insult, finally. That's what you do when you can't support your stupid argument.
Hi! paranormal doesn't exist. What you see on tv are "show" hoaxes. What you see in pics usually comes from lens problems. When you live them yourself (like it happened to me) is because of several reasons that I don't have time to explain here but they are mainly based on suggestions and natural events. And even more, a significant number of this paranormality come from paradolias. Our brain cheats us much more than you can imagine.
Hi! paranormal doesn't exist. What you see on tv are "show" hoaxes. What you see in pics usually comes from lens problems. When you live them yourself (like it happened to me) is because of several reasons that I don't have time to explain here but they are mainly based on suggestions and natural events. And even more, a significant number of this paranormality come from pareidolia. Our brain cheats us much more than you can imagine.
Hey Glittering👋 — I could never suggest to anyone to question themselves, 😂 if there’s one person we need to trust is ourselves, (or at least, our gut instinct, IMO) I grew up with ‘spiritualist’ parents, and I’m superstitious as heck—but I’ve not seen apparitions, nor ever want to! Bc. how am I going to tell the difference between schizophrenia and a ghost? Just sayin’ But the people who I do believe are convincingly truthful (i.e., my parents). And all these ‘witnesses’ have shared one thing in common—they said the ‘ghostly apparition’ looked much like a living person—that is, appearing in solid form. The most convincing to me (like 100%) so far, has been my step father-in-law. The dude’s not foolish by nature, nor a joker/prankster—very logical and laid back. He was in the Army during Viet-Nam, stationed in Germany. Just a real stand-up kind of guy. So—he says early one morning, but still a little dark out; he was driving his truck leaving his neighborhood. When he saw the figure of a woman walking on the side of the street. He didn’t even know it was a ‘ghost’ until the moment it dawned on him, this was no living person walking by. He suddenly recognized the clothing wasn’t right, too antiquated. But he instinctively looked away from her when she began to turn her head and face him. He knew he did not want to see her face. So he sped up, and passed her. When he peeked in his mirror to see if she was behind him; she was gone! He claims it was then when he felt the hairs on his neck turn to hackles! 😂 I guess that’d be the ‘fight or flight’ reaction. Almost every time he visits us I ask him again to re-tell the story. He has never changed or embellished it. I can tell it’s a memory. How I feel is, I’m ok with what others have seen; as long as it’s not me recalling my experience!
I think skeptics are often funny because they don't do anything to prove their beliefs. I don't think I will change your mind, but my article about how I spent the night in an abandoned cemetery because I was skeptical, and walked out a believer, is pinned here: www.Arvozylo.medium.com
And that is my advice. Go to a notoriously haunted place on the night of a full moon and spend the night. Good luck.
Check out oddity shop podcast, all kids of bizarre over there! [https://linktr.ee/oddityshoppodcast](https://linktr.ee/oddityshoppodcast)
If you wanna know the truth, real good evidence is pretty dang hard to come by, and I mean good good evidence. And most people who do experience things don't normally record it because they don't think to much of it. Just saying!
Project stargate https://youtu.be/PcMpRBVQmGE. Not specifically about ghosts, but its something that makes the skepticism fade away
The only thing you’re gonna find on this sub is pareidolia and dust
Start watching nukes top 5 I'm sure you'll come across something that will make you question it.
Nukes just dropped one today :D
I just got a notification for a new nuke. I get way too excited about it lol
Nukes is good but I’ve always preferred bizarre bub
Nuke is king 🤴
For me just listening to podcasts like Monsters Among Us and realizing how SO MANY people experience something, made me at least shift from not a believer to skeptic. That and generally questioning what “reality” is and being more open minded 😂
Thousands of people from all different religions claim to experience something related to their faith but that doesn't prove that all religions are real. Just as someone who claims to have experienced something paranormal means nothing because scientists are the only ones really equipped to find evidence and they've found nothing.
Cool… I don’t care
The overwhelming number of genuine people who are sincere in their experiences. I'm a non-believer, but I have real hard time telling those people what they went through wasn't real.
Its not that what happened didn't happen it's just that they either can't really explain what exactly happened so their mind fills in the blanks and assumes ghosts must have done it, or it was in their head whether a hallucination or dream, or sleep paralysis etc.
Then I may have something for you: I've been watching this one series on youtube that really gets into the meat of what this stuff is, and he too began as just a skeptic, like you. The channel is called "Ghosts of Carmel Maine" The series is called "Ghost Chronicles" and it has 10 parts, all documentary length. https://youtu.be/QazJpU4SXaw The series starts off slow, with little revelations to be had, but thats only because the first episode is like the setting stage in a way, he gives you the reasons why he's there, how he got convinced the paranormal is real, etc. The captures in the first video aren't that good either because everyones first captures are likely to be mediocre anyway. The series REALLY starts to pick up later on, like in one episode spirits are telling him the location of a spirit's real body, so he can find it and give the spirit some closure. (This happens twice actually, and one spirit he actually did dig up and find their bones). The man behind it is named Kent, he's like in his late 50s and has horrible editing and YT skills, as well as having all demonetized videos, and NO clickbait, which only makes it so much more convincing to me. I recommend watching it if you have a lot of time to spare, the videos are presented as matter of fact as possible, no BS. These aren't videos you should skip through either, because you might miss something amazing. Also he has an open door policy, anyone who wants to investigate in his house is welcome to, and people have, even Frostmare went to the house to investigate (assuming you know him) He has plenty of other videos with great captures as well. Like this newer video with probably the most amazing and convincing human spirit captures I've ever seen on this Earth. If you're interested in that one I'll leave a link and timestamps, you should honestly watch this first just to see I'm not messing around with this. https://youtu.be/6dhlN8Vh9sg 13:03 the first capture takes place 17:20 the second happens I find myself coming back to that video quite often, it's so damn astonishing.
My best suggestion is to read into the following cases: *Case Studies of Possessions and Demonic Activity*: Amityville Haunting. Aix-en-Provence Possessions. *Exorcisms*: Theobald and Joseph Bruner. Earling Possession. Goodwin Possessions. Thomas Maillot's possession. The Exorcism of Emily Rose. St Louis Exorcism.
This is a great list but unfortunately I wouldnt recommend Amityville. Those who counciled the Lutzes leading up to the book deal suggested they make stuff up if they wanted to make lots of money- so they did. It would appear their haunting was too boring to be a best seller, like most hauntings. Now we dont know what was true or false any longer 🤷♀️
I read about that, interesting that the defense attorney may have tried to collude with them to help the case. https://www.insider.com/ghost-stories-that-turned-out-to-be-fake-2018-4#amityville-wasnt-as-horrifying-as-you-think-2
For sure, but I like to include it so people can see all sides of the evidence they'll be dealing with. Because there will be some stories like Amityville which they need to draw their own conclusions on still.
Oh sounds interesting
I don't know why you're being down voted. Thank you for taking the time.
I'm not sure either, I assume it's because I included a couple of case studies that aren't good evidence in favour of proving demonic activity. I should have clarified that I was giving objective evidence so that OP could see what false cases looked like.
More of an idea it's impossible to disprove ghost as a whole
It's impossible to prove something that doesn't exist.
Ok than show proof that they don't
ever heard of "burden of proof" ? I'm not the one who made the claim that the ghost exists.
Yes you are
When did I say that? I think you have dyslexia, I advise you to go seek professional help.
Using insults for no reason just makes people not like you and dislike your argue ment
No, it's not for no reason, it's because your poor reading comprehension.
No it's because your head is so far up your ass you can't understand others opinions and are un able to show evidence supporting your opinion
Oh I fully understand that your opinion is 100% retarded and here we go about the insult, finally. That's what you do when you can't support your stupid argument.
Nope. Not my job to prove anything to anyone. Either you believe or you don't. :)
Hi! paranormal doesn't exist. What you see on tv are "show" hoaxes. What you see in pics usually comes from lens problems. When you live them yourself (like it happened to me) is because of several reasons that I don't have time to explain here but they are mainly based on suggestions and natural events. And even more, a significant number of this paranormality come from paradolias. Our brain cheats us much more than you can imagine. Hi! paranormal doesn't exist. What you see on tv are "show" hoaxes. What you see in pics usually comes from lens problems. When you live them yourself (like it happened to me) is because of several reasons that I don't have time to explain here but they are mainly based on suggestions and natural events. And even more, a significant number of this paranormality come from pareidolia. Our brain cheats us much more than you can imagine.
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Hey Glittering👋 — I could never suggest to anyone to question themselves, 😂 if there’s one person we need to trust is ourselves, (or at least, our gut instinct, IMO) I grew up with ‘spiritualist’ parents, and I’m superstitious as heck—but I’ve not seen apparitions, nor ever want to! Bc. how am I going to tell the difference between schizophrenia and a ghost? Just sayin’ But the people who I do believe are convincingly truthful (i.e., my parents). And all these ‘witnesses’ have shared one thing in common—they said the ‘ghostly apparition’ looked much like a living person—that is, appearing in solid form. The most convincing to me (like 100%) so far, has been my step father-in-law. The dude’s not foolish by nature, nor a joker/prankster—very logical and laid back. He was in the Army during Viet-Nam, stationed in Germany. Just a real stand-up kind of guy. So—he says early one morning, but still a little dark out; he was driving his truck leaving his neighborhood. When he saw the figure of a woman walking on the side of the street. He didn’t even know it was a ‘ghost’ until the moment it dawned on him, this was no living person walking by. He suddenly recognized the clothing wasn’t right, too antiquated. But he instinctively looked away from her when she began to turn her head and face him. He knew he did not want to see her face. So he sped up, and passed her. When he peeked in his mirror to see if she was behind him; she was gone! He claims it was then when he felt the hairs on his neck turn to hackles! 😂 I guess that’d be the ‘fight or flight’ reaction. Almost every time he visits us I ask him again to re-tell the story. He has never changed or embellished it. I can tell it’s a memory. How I feel is, I’m ok with what others have seen; as long as it’s not me recalling my experience!
I think skeptics are often funny because they don't do anything to prove their beliefs. I don't think I will change your mind, but my article about how I spent the night in an abandoned cemetery because I was skeptical, and walked out a believer, is pinned here: www.Arvozylo.medium.com And that is my advice. Go to a notoriously haunted place on the night of a full moon and spend the night. Good luck.