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throughalookingglass
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What method will work for removing a ghost from it
replied on: 12/22/2005 6:38:36 AM Fratka, I think that both views are right in a way. Even "non-sensitives" (I think everyone is, or at least has the seeds) can feel the emotional charge of an area. I think that the emotions of the living help to feed the emotions of the deceased. The same has been shown to work with all living subjects. |
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fratka
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What method will work for removing a ghost from it
replied on: 12/22/2005 6:55:57 AM Well, I believe that people and entities, for that matter feed off fear in a sense (not literally like some believe). One of the things I teach my team members about is fear control. If one person in our group looses that control and panics (in a bad situation) then it affects the entire group. We feel that fear and react to there panic empathically. Before you now it everyone is in danger/caution mode and group panic is not far away (All you need is a small triggering event). Everyone to a certain degree are empaths, which is what makes humans so adaptive socially. If you are having a bad day and go to a friends house where everyone is happy and in a good mood you will soon loose the frown and attitude (or they will instinctively pick up on that and try to make it better). Of course no member is corrected or disciplined for there loss of control but they are removed from the area and re-centered in a "safe" location before being allowed to continue. Being a person who likes to study other people I take the opportunity to note their disposition during their distress and how they reacted to the observed phenomena. Fear is our greatest danger when we do these types of activities and is the root to a lot our descriptions of anomalous activity. |
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