In the German tongue,
poltergeist literally means "noisy ghost." In fact , a poltergeist experience is often noisy, although
the usual physical disturbances are, by some,
no longer thought to be the work of ghosts. Some recent studies would indicate that a living person (or poltergeist
agent), who is typically involved in another stress-inducing situation, causes
the poltergeist phenomena.
Most poltergeist agents are unaware that they are causing
the physical disturbances, and even those with vague awareness usually have no
conscious control over how and when the disturbances will occur.
In poltergeist cases, typical reported disturbances include
strange noises and knockings, and objects moving about as if under their own
power. Objects have been reported to fly about in bizarre trajectories, to
crash to the floor and break, to break or shatter in place, and to disappear
and reappear, sometimes in different locations. Beds are sometimes reported to
shake and furniture to rearrange itself. In more rare cases, small, innocuous
fires have started, water droplets or bursts have fallen from nowhere, stones
have pelted homes, and vague apparition-like forms have been seen.
However, in my own studies and case histories, although many
times there is a poltergeist agent, I think there is a small percentage of
cases where a very active spirit is to blame for the disturbances. This spirit
is able to somehow access enough energy (maybe from the people in its vicinity)
to move things around, make noises and smells and sometimes, even make themselves
heard !
What do you believe?
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