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Date Posted: 10:27:14 10/27/00 Fri
Author: Lew
Subject: Re: feelings of danger..could it be a ghost?
In reply to: Nina 's message, "feelings of danger..could it be a ghost?" on 09:07:23 10/26/00 Thu

Hello Nina,
It appears that, since the beginning, you have been afraid. Let me begin by saying that our research has indicated to us that, and this is assuming you have a ghost, there is nothing to be afraid of. It sounds to me as though fear is the natural response you have had to your perceived ghost. It would be reasonable to say that your nightmares may have also had an influence in the way you respond to your environment. Don't be persuaded to think that nightmares and dreams are resulting from paranormal activity. More likely, they are a result of the recent changes you have undergone by moving into a new home. Such a situation brings about added stress which can more readily be attributed to your dreams. Dreams are more inclined to be a response of your subconscious to stress and life in general. As for the other events in your home, I would continue to try and find natural explanations. This includes the subtle noises, odors, etc. Once all natural possibilities have been exhausted, then you can consider the possibility of a supernatural source. To sum this all up, continue to be skeptical of each event. Don't allow dreams and fears to affect your judgement and rationality. And, most of all, don't be frightened if you do have a ghost. There is nothing to fear except fear itself. Hope this helps!

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Re: feelings of danger..could it be a ghost? -- Nina, 07:54:08 10/29/00 Sun