Ghosts or Schizophrenia?

Ghosts are something of a mystery to me. I realize that the world has no certain proof that spirits of the deceased may still wonder the Earth, and that such legends have been around before time was counted.

I believe in heaven, but it's enough to make one wonder . . .

Theories say that tragic deaths simply leave scars to stay, or if business is unfinished or there's a lesson to learn a person shall not leave until until the task is completed. I also have heard it has to do with time dimensions intersecting when a person dies.

There are 3 possible states: invisible, transparent, relatively solid.
I've read countless stories of ghosts people claim are true. The headless bride, the brown lady, and the old man ratting chains. These spirits are not harmful. Well, the brown lady is a treacherous sight to see but she hasn't been harming anyone.

If you watch A Haunting on the Discovery channel, you see the ghosts as harmful beings and murderous creatures. Why should you have to? It's all a creepy sensation anyway, I admit, but these "ghosts" are not attached to a body.

Then, of course, there's the disease, Schizophrenia, where you see people or things that aren't there. Maybe the disease is nothing but a gift to see ghosts, or maybe the seeing of ghosts just means you've got the mental disease.

People claim it true, sure or not.

I went ghost hunting on Halloween night with my friend, Nikki, at a nearby cemetery. People say all the time there's a friendly little boy/girl there, very lonely. We saw no little kid, but I swear I saw something behind that low gravestone, but I can't put my finger on it.

To hear of a good ghost, click here. (This is part one. You can easily find part 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 if desired)

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