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Lets go on a journey..
This one will mean that you have to come back as I am creating this one as we go.
Just a bit of pulling together scattered thoughts right now and getting serious about compiling some of the knowledge that I have learnt along the way.




Chapter One - Introduction
I am gathering that because you have picked up this little thread because you have an interest in ghosts right?
Of course you do!
Most of us have been bought up of a diet of horror movies and ghost stories and now that we have You Tube and the internet you can while away the hours looking at dodgy photo shopped ghost photos and amateur investigative teams ghost videos to your heart’s content.



Believe me – you are not the only guilty one – so have I.
But what is real and what is faked?
That's the million dollar question.
Some are incredibly real at first glance.
Personally, I load everything that I have not seen with my own eyes or felt with my own goosy hair standing on end skin into the “I’m just not sure” basket.
Having an experience is such a subjective thing.
It is only through personal experiences, or lack of, that we make our minds up on what we are prepared to believe or don’t.
Often it will take something quite monumental to shake our belief tree and get us to ponder another way of looking at something that just happened which we would consider beyond normal.
I have certainly come across those individuals that will not be swayed on their beliefs on demons, orbs or aliens for example no matter how strong the evidence to the contrary might be regarding their personal experiences - but this is not about telling you what I think is right or wrong or faked or real.
Goodness I have been proven wrong on so many occasions! I prefer not to be an expert - thats just too much pressure.
For me its all about the chase, the hope and desire for the next great paranormal experience.
I am open to having the crap scared out of me as long as I can benefit out if it in some way. As long as my knowledge is extended by that next encounter, that next piece in my own personal puzzle, I will keep this madness going.
To me the world is a never ending place of mystery and marvel and I am so glad that I am on this particular journey and have been for the part 50 years.
The best is yet to come!


                                                  This show used to give me nightmares!!

What I would like to do is introduce you to some current and old fashioned information about ghosts, apparitions, spectres or whatever you might like to call them. To those who are venturing here for the first time then...this might be all new to you.
For those seasoned and maybe somewhat jaded fellow ghost watchers there may be a little bit here to interest you but you may also fine me covering the same old ground. Do not despair! 
In my old counseling days I was taught that listening to other people's opinion can actually consolidate and strengthen your own whether it be for or against a particular subject.
So if I annoy you enough it will mean that you will go out and find your own truth and I really like that idea - you certainly dont have to believe in mine.
Like I have said though, you can learn something new from just about everybody so hang on to your hats for “A Cosmic Journey contemplating the Facts about Ghosts thus far According to No One in Particular but Everyone in General” BOOK 1.

( more to come - give me time, great geniuses need space!)

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