Is really ghost's there?
The answer is Yes and No.
It is a Yes to those who are capable of seeing it, of communicating with it, of knowing its origin and journey, of being in its presence and of asking it questions and receiving answers. This is a perception.
It is a No those who cannot do the same things as one who who answers a Yes!
And so the debate will always balance between the Yes and the No. Rightfully so.
Those who have answered Yes are unable to prove its existence because very nature of ghosts is ‘invisibility’. How can we say there is nothing in nothing? There is everything in nothing. Strange answer but absolutely true.
Scientifically there is no such thing as Nothing. Scientifically there is matter and there is anti-matter. Scientifically the Big Bang started from a point of Nothing. So logically there is a Nothing with everything in it.
Philosophically, there is no point in trying to convince the naysayers about nothing. It just wont work. They will want proof of Nothing when it is all around them. There is also no point in convincing those who can ‘see’ghosts’ that they are seeing nothing. Get my point?
CERN and the Hadron Collider had to spend billions of dollars to create a perfect vacuum( nothing ) in order to fire particles to spot the God Particle( Higgs Boson) to prove its existence. Now why would they do that.? Why would they find the God Particle in Nothing? Sounds crazy ? Right. A scientific experiment to prove that something exists in nothing?
As for me, I belong to the Yes side of things. Fortunately or unfortunately. I see them, I know them them and I am able to communicate with them. There is no point in me trying to convince the No side because I have no Hadron Collider and a few billion dollars and a whole lot of time to prove anything at all.
Is it a figment of my imagination? Maybe. I cant prove it is not? For me, it is the same as writing a poem or a fictional novel. The characters exist in my head and the poems have their origin somewhere inside my thick skull. Can I tell you where this comes from? No.
Finally, its upto you what to believe. What you feel right is extremely right for you.
The answer is Yes and No.
It is a Yes to those who are capable of seeing it, of communicating with it, of knowing its origin and journey, of being in its presence and of asking it questions and receiving answers. This is a perception.
It is a No those who cannot do the same things as one who who answers a Yes!
And so the debate will always balance between the Yes and the No. Rightfully so.
Those who have answered Yes are unable to prove its existence because very nature of ghosts is ‘invisibility’. How can we say there is nothing in nothing? There is everything in nothing. Strange answer but absolutely true.
Scientifically there is no such thing as Nothing. Scientifically there is matter and there is anti-matter. Scientifically the Big Bang started from a point of Nothing. So logically there is a Nothing with everything in it.
Philosophically, there is no point in trying to convince the naysayers about nothing. It just wont work. They will want proof of Nothing when it is all around them. There is also no point in convincing those who can ‘see’ghosts’ that they are seeing nothing. Get my point?
CERN and the Hadron Collider had to spend billions of dollars to create a perfect vacuum( nothing ) in order to fire particles to spot the God Particle( Higgs Boson) to prove its existence. Now why would they do that.? Why would they find the God Particle in Nothing? Sounds crazy ? Right. A scientific experiment to prove that something exists in nothing?
As for me, I belong to the Yes side of things. Fortunately or unfortunately. I see them, I know them them and I am able to communicate with them. There is no point in me trying to convince the No side because I have no Hadron Collider and a few billion dollars and a whole lot of time to prove anything at all.
Is it a figment of my imagination? Maybe. I cant prove it is not? For me, it is the same as writing a poem or a fictional novel. The characters exist in my head and the poems have their origin somewhere inside my thick skull. Can I tell you where this comes from? No.
Finally, its upto you what to believe. What you feel right is extremely right for you.
