HOW MANY OF YOU HAVE FELT A REAL GHOST AROUND U? PROOF?

[xkrishna]

HOW MANY OF YOU HAVE FELT A REAL GHOST AROUND U?

This is gonna be interesting topic, give ghost proofs.

[hilariousandco]

How could you provide proof of something that doesn't exist? Most people who think they've experienced a ghost will just be confusing it with a 'sense' of experiencing one, thus have no proof of their experience.

[AviThour]

If you will think about it you will feel. There isn't anything as Ghost present.
Good Luck finding some.

[ern]

There was just a study about the "feeling of presence". And shockingly enough, it's only in your brain.  

http://www.popsci.com/article/technology/robot-can-make-you-feel-theres-ghost-behind-you

[xkrishna]

have you seen the london video ?

There was a hotel, suddenly in a cctv footage something like ghost appears and cctv fails... Here in india ASI (Archaeological Survey of India) has marked bhangarh as real haunted place. The 'Ghost' has compelled a whole village to evacuate ...

[ern]

have you seen the london video ?

There was a hotel, suddenly in a cctv footage something like ghost appears and cctv fails... Here in india ASI (Archaeological Survey of India) has marked bhangarh as real haunted place. The 'Ghost' has compelled a whole village to evacuate ...

Could you link to that video? I've never seen any ghost video where there isn't an easy explanation behind it.

[b!z]

have you seen the london video ?

There was a hotel, suddenly in a cctv footage something like ghost appears and cctv fails... Here in india ASI (Archaeological Survey of India) has marked bhangarh as real haunted place. The 'Ghost' has compelled a whole village to evacuate ...

Just because some organization says the "ghost" is real does not mean it is.

[dank]

How could you provide proof of something that doesn't exist? Most people who think they've experienced a ghost will just be confusing it with a 'sense' of experiencing one, thus have no proof of their experience.

Is there a difference between sensing something and experiencing something?

[b!z]

How could you provide proof of something that doesn't exist? Most people who think they've experienced a ghost will just be confusing it with a 'sense' of experiencing one, thus have no proof of their experience.

Is there a difference between sensing something and experiencing something?

You can experience the sensation of having a spooky skeleton in your closet, without actually experiencing having a spooky skeleton in your closet.

[dank]

How could you provide proof of something that doesn't exist? Most people who think they've experienced a ghost will just be confusing it with a 'sense' of experiencing one, thus have no proof of their experience.

Is there a difference between sensing something and experiencing something?

You can experience the sensation of having a spooky skeleton in your closet, without actually experiencing having a spooky skeleton in your closet.

But to what degree is it different?

If I see a ghost/spirit/entity, am I not sensing and experiencing it?

[tattooist]

How could you provide proof of something that doesn't exist? Most people who think they've experienced a ghost will just be confusing it with a 'sense' of experiencing one, thus have no proof of their experience.

Is there a difference between sensing something and experiencing something?

You can experience the sensation of having a spooky skeleton in your closet, without actually experiencing having a spooky skeleton in your closet.

But to what degree is it different?

If I see a ghost/spirit/entity, am I not sensing and experiencing it?

Nope Dank..just means you're high 

[dank]

Are you implying what one experiences in altered states of consciousness is not real?

If I leave my body and fly around the earth, I'm experiencing phenomena with internal senses.  Everything is real.

I met a man who could see dead people.  He confirmed this when he reunited a passed daughter with her family by taking her back home.  Her mother broke into tears.

[b!z]

How could you provide proof of something that doesn't exist? Most people who think they've experienced a ghost will just be confusing it with a 'sense' of experiencing one, thus have no proof of their experience.

Is there a difference between sensing something and experiencing something?

You can experience the sensation of having a spooky skeleton in your closet, without actually experiencing having a spooky skeleton in your closet.

But to what degree is it different?

If I see a ghost/spirit/entity, am I not sensing and experiencing it?

I guess you are right.

[patt0]

have you seen the london video ?

There was a hotel, suddenly in a cctv footage something like ghost appears and cctv fails... Here in india ASI (Archaeological Survey of India) has marked bhangarh as real haunted place. The 'Ghost' has compelled a whole village to evacuate ...

Just because some organization says the "ghost" is real does not mean it is.

Who bought the land after the village was evacuated and how much did they profit from it? xD
I read that infrasounds could explain some of the feelings normally associated with ghosts.

[Gleb Gamow]

A couple of weeks ago, a towel I had on my desk move a la raising one of its corners. There was no wind, and even if there was it wouldn't explain what I had witnessed. Ironically, I wasn't shocked and even smiled, though 100% unexplained. I said hello out loud and went to back to replying to Dank's post at the time. EDIT: Make that 98.6% unexplained now that I reflect back. 

[jaberwock]

never, but sometimes I feel like a ghost.

Does it counts?

[Clint]

encountered about 4 (2 of them are close up )

[xkrishna]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yL7JZZGDlqo

my pal no one bought the land, its still vaccant

[Rammus]

theres this thing where i cant move at night, and feels like someones crushing me.

then again, it could be some brain thing, with chemical imbalance that causes this issue. if that counts as one.. no proof but its something i can remember clear as day back at 7th grade.

And I`m 27

[Superhitech]

theres this thing where i cant move at night, and feels like someones crushing me.

then again, it could be some brain thing, with chemical imbalance that causes this issue. if that counts as one.. no proof but its something i can remember clear as day back at 7th grade.

And I`m 27

I remember that I read somewhere that some people have this symptom, there's a chemical in the brain that prevents you from moving while your dreaming, so you don't harm yourself, but some people have the chemical activated while awake sometimes, causing them to not be able to move and feel crushed.