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From one of my favourite sites, Crystal has this really good article on Shadow People. I love the way she writes and every article is always well researched.
Sometimes we see an entity in the periphery of our field of vision. In the duality of our reality, these entities can be positive or negative. They may look like a spark of light, (a soul spark and our true essence,) most often viewed as white light moving between grid realities.
On occasion one sees a dark form, or forms, referred to as Shadow People. This is about consciousness momentarily moving between the grids that create our reality. There are many grid experiences simultaneously interacting with our own. Sometimes we get a glimpse into another, if only for a nanosecond. Some people are more aware, while others just move on.
Shadow people (also known as Shadow men, shadow folk, or shadow beings) are said to be shadow like creatures of supernatural origin that appear as dark forms in the peripheries of people’s vision and disintegrate, or move between walls, when noticed.
Reports of shadow people are similar to ghost sightings, but differ in that shadow people are not reported as having human features, wearing modern/period clothing, or attempting to communicate. Witnesses also do not report the same feelings of being in the presence of something that ‘was once human’. Some individuals have described being menaced, chased, or (more rarely) attacked by shadow people. There have also been reports of shadow people appearing in front of witnesses or lingering for several seconds before disappearing. Witnesses report that encounters are typically accompanied by a feeling of dread.
Most accounts of shadow people describe them as black humanoid silhouettes with no discernible mouths, noses, eyes, or any expression whatsoever, though purported witnesses have also described child-sized humanoids or shapeless masses. Some reports also include glowing red eyes.
Generally, they are described as lacking mass, though their specific nature varies from a two-dimensional shadow to a vaporous or distorted three-dimensional form. Their movement is often described as being very quick and disjointed; they may first move slowly, as if they were passing through a heavy liquid, and then rapidly “hop” to another part of a witness’ surroundings.
Some witnesses describe this movement as though the shadow entities they have seen “danced” from one wall to the next, or as moving around the room “as if they were on a specific track”.
Some accounts differ from the above and instead describe a completely black creature with red eyes, a cloak, and a gentleman’s hat. This variation has become known as “the hat man”.
Various depictions and artists rendering have been posted on the internet.
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Crystal Links: Shadow People
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This is a great article by Doc Edwards. Well worth the read!
In spite of all of the ghost-themed television shows produced and aired each week, in which it appears that ghostly manifestations literally lie in wait for us, if not exactly around every corner, than at least every third house on the block, for those who might want to see or stumble into them; but the truth is that very few people, indeed, ever have seen a ghost, or for that matter, seem to have the necessary sensitivity or mental equipment to see and view these supernatural entities from another time, and possibly another life, and certainly another place.
As true as that last statement may currently be, it would appear that with the advent of some new scientific discoveries about the human mind and “accelerated” brain wave activity, coming out of research not only being done with some advanced meditators, such as yogis and Buddhist monks, but also just “everyday,” average human subjects as well, all of that is about to change: If the conclusions of the researchers are right (and my own research proves to me that they are), and the techniques they have developed in response to this research actually work as well as they seem now to indicate (as indeed they do), everyone will soon be seeing ghosts “where” and “when” they like by just closing their eyes for a moment or two, making a slight adjustment to the speed and acceleration of their own brain wave pattern, using a few simple techniques that anyone can easily learn to implement (see my website, http://www.tomorrowsprophecy.com/) which will effectively speed up the brain wave activity of the individual, and thus will open themselves and their immediate experience to the world and sight of ghosts as common and easy as they now see their own family and friends. It would appear that what we experience as a reality, as well as what we “see” in that reality, is strictly determined by our particular brain wave pattern. Our brain wave activity (simply referred to as “brain wave frequencies”) seem to be the determining factor, the reference points, if you will, that allows some of us to perceive realities that others (who either do not, or cannot, easily access) are not privy to see and experience, simply because they perhaps do not have ( at least most of the time) access to a particular brain wave frequency.
Publications, both on the Internet and in bookstores, touting the effectiveness of the wonders of controlling our brain wave activity, have flooded the market and media during the last couple of years, but their focus is primarily on the slower brain wave functions, the levels that are commonly called “Theta and Alpha.” And while I am sure that most now reading this article have heard of the enhanced levels of relaxation, as well as other de-stressing phenomena and blood-pressure reducing benefits associated with the Alpha frequency of brain wave activity, I would suspect that few are familiar with the phenomenal “Ghost-Sensing” and other paranormal occurrences that seem to be perceived and seen when one learns to “speed-up” or “accelerate” their brain wave function and activity into the higher range that scientists have bubbed, “the GAMMA” frequency. Most of the popular literature, as well as the references made on the Internet deal strictly with the slower frequencies of Alpha and Theta.
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Unexplained-Mysteries: Learning to see and sense ghosts
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A man helping ready a Triangle home for the rental market found two tombstones in its basement Wednesday.
For the last week, Edward Grogg has been doing handy work at the a one-story home on Triangle Street, helping landlord Elliot Diamond get the 60-year-old house ready to be rented again, after two “unfavorable” tenants abruptly left with little notice two weeks ago.
While in the basement, Grogg said he saw slabs of concrete lying on the floor.
“When I picked them up I could feel the grooves, so I took them and turned them around, leaned them against the wall and then I realized they were real tombstones,“ said Grogg. “I don’t believe in ghosts, but I was kinda spooked.“
According to Grogg, the tombstone discovery is the latest in a series of eerie events in this house, including a light bulb that inexplicably turned on while power was shut off to the house.
The headstones of Mary J. Fitton, alive between 1880 and 1935, and David M. Ingram, alive between 1957 and 1980, are now in a police evidence room in Woodbridge. Grogg called authorities on Diamond’s advice and reported what he’d found.
Prince William library historian Don Wilson said a check of local records showed Fitton lived with her husband, Hanson Fitton, on Saint Asaph Street Alexandria before her death on Oct. 6, 1935. Social Security death records showed Ingram lived in Washington in 1971.
Wilson said both people could be buried in Alexandria, and that their headstones could have been stolen or replaced.
“Usually, when we find a tombstone in Prince William County, it has been removed from a grave site and replaced with a new one, after the stone begins to show wear,“ he said.
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A New Zealand woman has solved the mystery of what gift to get for the person who has everything.
But she’s raised a whole lot of other questions in the process.
Avie Woodbury claimed she was so tired of being haunted that she called in an exorcist to rid her house of two ghosts.
The exorcist trapped the spirits in bottles of holy water – which Ms Woodbury has now put up for sale on internet auction site TradeMe.
‘The holy water dulls the spirits’ energy, sort of puts them to sleep’ she said.
Ms Woodbury added: ‘We have had no activity since they were bottled on July 15th 2009 . So I believe they are in the bottles.’
Bids on TradeMe have already shot as high as NZD$2,000 (£923).
‘I just want to get rid of them as they scare me,’ Ms Woodbury, from Christchurch City in Canterbury, wrote on the site. ‘But someone might like these to play with.’
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Daily Mail: For sale: ‘Two captured ghosts, trapped inside bottles of holy water to make them sleepy’
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