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Spirits and Hauntings - Ghosts

We call them "Ghosts", "Spooks", "Spectres" and even in some English dialects, "Haints". Sometimes appearing as cloudy will-o-wisps' of now-you-see-it, now-you-donts that can at sometimes faintly mirror us. At other  times they occupy our living spaces, and yet again replay endlessly not unlike a broken tape-recorder their most traumatic endings, or further still those parts and pieces of 'life,' that which they had known so well in their previous existence.

Certainly, no-one living can say that they have either no-knowledge of (or) further still have not had some experience that one may consider as a visit from the 'Supernatural'. . .

WorldNetDaily/February 27, 2003:  

A new survey on religious beliefs found half of all American adults believe in ghosts, almost a third believe in astrology and more than a quarter believe in reincarnation. Fifty-one percent of the public, including 58 percent of women, believe in ghosts, according to a Harris Poll of a cross section of 2,201 adults surveyed online between Jan. 21 and 27. Thirty-one percent of the public believe in astrology, including 36 percent of women, and 27 percent believe in reincarnation - that they were once another person.

It would be sheer willfulness and wishful thinking for one to reject the testimony of so-many respectable people throughout recorded history who have had experiences with apparitions. It is rather a better question for one to ask why they exist and as well how.  Are they the results of telepathy?  Do they have an all-consuming desire to come back after a long absence?  Is their need to communicate to those still alive that important?  Could they be the result of mass hallucination or hypnosis?     

A serious review of most who have experienced ghostly visitations reveals that the most common form of apparition is known as a 'crisis apparition'. A crisis apparition is thought to occur when an individual under great stress appears to someone who has a very close connection to that person, sometimes as a vision, on some occasions as a disembodied voice, and in some rare instances as seemingly real as a living being; this type of phenomena is known as 'bi-location'.  

There are cases throughout history whereas soldiers have appeared to their wives or other family members at the exact moment of their death.  In other cases, where an apparition persistently haunts a specific place or a dwelling, or yet a person, believers in an 'afterlife' assert that the spirit is trapped upon earth, perhaps to see through on unfinished business or for the purpose of punishment for past misdeeds.     

Advanced psychology offers some ideas as to the symbolism that may be represented by the apparition to those who have experienced, but understanding in the definitive truth still yet eludes us.
   
This is also that point at which 'psychology' crosses into that so-called forbidden region, 'parapsychology'.  For the sake of argument it could be stated here, as time marches on, our perceptions and pre-conceived notions can fall-away and the 'unacceptable' of yesterday can become the 'accepted' thought of tomorrow.  As an instance of this, the great French chemist Antoine Lavoisier once had stated that only 'peasants' could believe that stones could fall from the sky.  The impact that a statement as such had upon the study of astronomy had forestalled serious scientific study upon 'meteorites,' that which we have complete and credible evidence of today.

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One of the most famous tales of the seeming cross-over into our realm from the 'supernatural' is the tale of 'The Angels of Mons', where British soldiers in a retreat from Mons in 1914 believed that angelic figures had defended them; Strangely enough, German soldiers of the opposition reported these same figures restraining them from attack.  Still others reported that these 'angelic apparitions' were pro-German and intervening on their behalf!   

The story proceeds like this; In the first major battle at Flanders' in August, 1914, at the site of 'Mons', the British troops held back a numerically superior German force, as they had fought them with an amazing ferocity; Near the end of the battle, however, the numbers' of the German soldiers had become too great for them to overcome. In an attempt to forstall any event whereas they would find themselves 'trapped', The British troops were than instructed to proceed with an orderly withdrawal.  And though they had managed to accomplish this task successfully, it was not without cost, as they had suffered heavy casualties.

At the time there was the thinking that prevailed that there were two main reasons as to why the British had not suffered more heavily than they did; In the first case it was attributed to the skill of their 'Marksmen', which at times was so intense that Germans' were heard to say later that they believed they had been facing an onslaught from machine-gun positions. Secondly, the British within their complement of tools carried special entrenching tools (shovels) that allowed them to quickly dig ramparts in the soft soil, where they could provide themselves with adequate protection so that they could continue to fight on.  In this way, even an 'exposed' position need not stay exposed for too long.  So it seems that there was indeed a logical explanation that could be explained for the wartime ordeal.

Though, it was not to end there, the real story in all this, (and it seems as where the idea first comes to light as to the 'supernatural' aspect of all this entering into this), was a short story by the Author Arthur Machen called 'The Bowman'.  It was printed in the editions of the London Evening News on September 29th, 1914.  The story opens with a telling of a large-scale retreat by the British Expeditionary Force. Then, when the battle had reached its' most fevered pitch, it was said that one of the soldiers had recalled a restaurant in which he frequented, and, recalling from the stoneware of the restaurant a likeness of the figure of 'St. George', there emblazoned thereon, with a motto that was imprinted roundabout the plate, 'Adsit Anglis Sanctus Georgius', (St. George, help the English).

 It is said then suddenly the whole of the battlefield is shaken as thousands of voices of the troops call upon the intervention of St. George; then, as an apparition, suddenly the Germans find themselves facing an endless line of ghostly Agincourt archers.  Within moments, the sky is darkened with the barrage of arrows from the angelic warriors, which cut down the advancing enemy troops, and the day is saved;  The story goes on to say that ten-thousand Germans had lay dead upon the battlefield, and yet not one bears the mark of a single wound!
   
Admittedly, this story was a fabrication by the author Arthur Machen; Yet he was to find in the coming days following the publishing of this story that there were many who not only sought to give credence to the idea that the occurrence had indeed taken place, but also additionally add tales of their own to this story.  Even the German's had their own version of the events of this that favoured them! 

In a case such as this, it is best for the reader to be the judge.

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