GHOST STORIES

The house, built by Thomas Whaley in 1857, has been ghost dozens of times. It is even more famous for the Legends of the place, which is known as the most ghost place in the world. No one can approach the house, which, like others, looks normal when viewed from the outside.

18. built in the century, this building is located in Posdam, Near East Germany. Currently, many ghosts are encountered in the magnificent structure, which offers hotel and restaurant services. This place, where researchers constantly prepare dissertations, has a bad reputation. Petzow Castle, whose corridors bear witness to the dark history of the Baron massacres, looks eerie.

Among the records is that many celebrities stayed at the Roosevelt Hotel, one of the best-known hotels. Many ghosts have been found in the hotel, where names such as Marilyn Monroe and Montgomery Clift have been staying.

The giant ship, said to be even bigger and faster than the Titanic, was built in 1930. 2. The ship, which occupies an important place in history, carrying about 80,000 soldiers during World War II, is said to have more than 150 ghosts. A total of 49 people have died on the ship, which has been in use for 60 years. At the same time, the film Poseidon Adventure was shot here. During the filming, the bodies of 2 people from the set team were found in the boiler room, which is one of the most ghostly places.

During its 900-year long history, this tower, where countless executions have been carried out, is known for its noble ghosts. V, who was executed as a child in 1483 The ghosts of Edward and Richard, Duke of New York, are often found in the Tower of London. VIII. The headless ghost of Henry's second wife, Queen Anne, who was beheaded and killed, was also found. It's not known how true it is, but people have even lost their minds. It is also VIII. The Countess of Salisbury, who was executed by Henry for treason and tried to escape while he was about to be executed, was brutally murdered. The Ghost of the Countess of Salisbury is also among the most famous Noble ghosts of the Tower of London.

This house is mentioned in ‘the Raven', one of the most famous poems of the well-known poet Edgar Allen Poe. The building, famous for its ghosts, has been the subject of many books and films. After the tragic death of the owner, supernatural events in the house caused no one to buy the house and no one could approach it.

The ghost is the perceptible appearance of a dead person with at least one of their sensory organs. Perceptions such as images and sounds similar to a dead person usually occur in a place related to the deceased person. The existence of Ghosts is a contentious issue, no conclusive evidence has been found to convince skeptics.

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Another source of hallucinations is the phenomenon of sleep paralysis, which can be experienced during falling asleep or waking up: “this temporary paralysis is sometimes accompanied by the hallucination of a figure that can be interpreted as a supernatural being. Understanding the idea that this may be a supernatural visit is made easier by us thinking that we are more likely to experience a phenomenon that we believe in. Imagine what could have happened if you were in a house that was said to be haunted at night and something was stuck in the tip of your eye. If you believe in ghosts, you can interpret what you see as ghosts. This is an example of a top-down perception where what we expect to see affects what we see. In the dark, where it can be difficult to see properly, our brain makes the best inference it can, which depends on what we think is possible, and it can be a ghost. According to the Dutch philosopher Baruch Spinoza, faith comes quickly and naturally, while skepticism is slow and unnatural. In a study of neural activity, Harris and colleagues found that believing an expression requires less effort than not believing. Given the aforementioned reasons for believing in ghosts, it seems likely that this belief will remain with us for many years to come. ”

The events that occurred after the hospital closed, which has a history of more than a century, shocked those who saw and heard. Relatives of patients have complained hundreds of times that they see the hospital as a ghost. The hospital's most famous room is 502. room. In the room where 2 nurses committed suicide together, there are ghosts of nurses even today. One of the 2 nurses who committed suicide by hanging himself and the other committed suicide by jumping out of a window. A lot of people who entered the room witnessed a scene where a woman hanged herself many times. People watching from outside the hospital said a woman jumped out of a window but disappeared before she fell to the ground.

CHAPTER 2

Those who advocate experimental spirituality do not think of ghosts in the sense understood in popular culture. They also think that there are no ghosts in the sense understood in popular culture. The concept of the Phantom in experimental spirituality is completely different from that in popular culture. That is why Turkish spiritualists do not use the term ghost, they use the term phantom. According to experimental neo-spiritualism, although Phantoms are formed as a result of spiritual activity, they are neither spirit nor perisprime of the soul. Phantom phenomena are considered mainly in 3 groups in experimental neo-spiritualism.

Many cultures around the world hold beliefs that the dead can communicate with the living. The phenomenon of spiritualism, on the other hand, often assumes that we can communicate with the souls of the dead through specially skilled psychics. As long as we know we're not in danger, we like to be afraid. Halloween TV programs are filled with movies that chronicle the night a group of volunteers, usually teenagers, spend in a haunted house, with dire consequences. We like the illusion of danger, and ghost stories can offer us that kind of excitement.

Belief in Ghosts finds support in the philosophical idea that humans are pure dualists, believing that the physical being is inherently separate from consciousness and has existed for a long time. Thanks to this view of ourselves, it becomes easier for us to evaluate the idea that our mind can have a separate existence from our body, opening the door for us to believe that it can survive death and perhaps become a ghost. Looking at how the brain works, it seems that the experience of hallucinations is much more common than many people think when you look at how the brain works. The Society for spiritual Research (SPR), founded in 1882, has collected thousands of verified first-hand reports of visual or auditory hallucinations of a recently deceased person. The author stresses that more recent research shows that most grieving older people can experience visual or auditory hallucinations about loved ones who have lost their lives for several months.

In the hospital on this hill, there have been many tragic events throughout history. Many people have lost their lives, from soldiers who died here during the war, to patients who had hope for life but died. It is said that the souls of the dying patients have taken over this place. Many people have witnessed door slamming, screaming and crying every night.

Are the ghosts that are the subject of literature, cinema, philosophy and science real? According to recent research by YouGov in the UK and US, between 30 and 50% of the population believe in ghosts. Why? Halloween, celebrated every year on October 31, is becoming more common, especially in North American and Western culture. During these celebrations, which have Pagan roots, masquerades and horror film sessions are held, and trips are made to houses believed to be haunted. And in the middle of the celebrations, there are ghosts. But in many cultures around the world, ghosts are also believed, and those who have this belief are not very few.

Harris, of the desire for justice is a supernatural faith for the basic needs of the people, and ghosts are seen as a tool to achieve justice for a long time that says: “Shakespeare's Hamlet is visited by his father's ghost to avenge his murder was murdered and who wants. In Macbeth, the murdered Banquo blames the man responsible for his death by pointing his finger. Today, we can find similar cases in various countries. A person killed in Kenya can become a soul, i.e. ngoma, who goes after his killer and sometimes causes the killer to surrender to the police. In Russia, rusalka is the soul of a dead woman who dies by drowning and attracts men to their deaths. (…) Ghosts can also be friends and guardians. In Charles Dickens's book A Christmas Carol, the Christmas ghosts of the present, past and future help him to correct Ebeneezer Scrooge's merciless behavior before it's too late. In the film The Sixth Sense (spoiler alert), the ghostly character played by Bruce Willis helps a young boy realize his ability to see ghosts and help them find peace. Many people are relieved to think that the loved ones they have lost are spying on them and perhaps guiding them.

Raynham Hall, located in England, is home to one of the world's best-known ghosts, the Brown Lady, aka The brunette woman. This photo, taken in 1936, caused a shock in the pages of newspapers at the time. Fotoshop technology, which was not available at the time, made people believe in this ghost more.

An eerie cabin-style house that looks pretty scary even from the outside, with its creaking floors, cold walls and musty-smelling rooms, is definitely a place not to enter. Many ghosts have been encountered in this hut, where events such as murder, Satanism and child sacrifice have taken place. The screams heard at night and the shadows seen prove all this, supported by the photos taken.

Built on an area of 45 thousand square meters and carefully prepared for the notorious criminals of the United States, the prison is another place where the interest of Ghostbusters is intense. Known as a prison with 1,700 inmates, the prison's inmates have mostly lost their minds. After the prison was closed to service, there were many paranormal events such as strange sounds, screams, cries, shadows.

In his article in the conversation, Science and Technology Editor Stephen Harris draws on the story of the Chaffin family, in which a ghost helps resolve an inheritance dispute, and explains why ghosts are believed with information and examples from the disciplines of literature, philosophy, and anthropology. We quote some portions of the article: "James L. Of Monksville, North Carolina He died in an accident in 1921, leaving his home to his favorite son, Marshall. His wife and three other children received nothing. A year later, however, Marshall also died. In this case the house and 480 acres of land were left to Marshall's widow and son. Four years later, his youngest son, James ‘Pink’ Chaffin, began having unusual dreams when his father visited him and directed him to where there was a second will, which he divided his estate between his widow and his surviving children. The case was moved to court and, as you can imagine, the newspapers of the time went mad for the story.

The court ruled in pink's favor, and the Society for Psychological Research (SPR) concluded that Pink was indeed visited by her father's ghost. Pink also never wavered on this explanation, saying, ‘I am completely convinced that my father's spirit is visiting me to explain a mistake.’” The author says ghosts and haunting situations are a mainstream area of belief: “according to recent research by YouGov in the UK and US, 30 to 50% of the population believe in ghosts. This belief is also global; in many cultures around the world, there are ghosts of the widely accepted kind.” The existence of a ghost as a tinsel (disembodied) spirit or as the spirit of a dead person or animal is contrary to the laws of nature as we understand them. So there seems to be something here that requires explanation. We can look at the worlds of literature, philosophy and anthropology for the reasons why people are so willing to believe it.”

Ghosts that appear after evening time make this cemetery impassable. Eerie gravestones, walls where Vines rise and dog howls make the cemetery even scarier. Highgate Cemetery, considered Britain's number one ghost location, also contains the grave of Karl Marx.

Ghosts in Soldier's clothes are said to have been seen on the Gettysburg battlefield, one of the places where the American Civil War took place.

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In the mysterious house where more than 10 murders were committed, there is only one murder recorded. Built in 1796 by General David Bradford, the historic house is thought to have 12 ghosts. Although from the outside it looks like a house where a normal family lives, The Legend of the house is quite common in the area. It takes courage to approach this house with 12 ghosts.

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