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As the resident ghost.
Yes.
Yes we do.
Hahaha what a cute ghost
As the resident ghost.
Yes.
Yes we do.
where do you think those mysterious puffs of air come from? Ghosts just running past ya? No way, Jose. If a ghost can EVP it can certainly fart.That makes no sense and is gross.
I fart back.
I like where your minds at, Cheech.
It depends on what your definition of "ghost" is.
Everything that has existed, still exists.
But at a different wavelength.
Nothing dies. Ever. It merely changes.
Haha ExactlyI swore as a kid that I saw one, but as I grew up I realized I probably just had a wild imagination, lol
A lot of the energy in the universe is recycled, or so science tells us. The rain cycle itself is derived from condensation evaporation and then precipitation in neat little closed cycle and is indicative that whatever energy is expended is neatly recycled in a non wasteful process. Theoretically then one could argue in the case of reincarnation, I think, that there are a finite number of souls that exist and that they are routinely recycled.I’ve thought this too but what about the rising populations of humans and animals? Are those “new” souls?
She's Catholic. Whatever that's supposed to mean. People are something or another, but first and foremost people are just dumb.Do any of the Catholics here care to explain?
On the topic of ghosts this weekend, an acquaintance stated that she is, "... Very religious so she does not believe in ghosts."
She then told us a ghost story. A place she had lived was haunted and she saw the ghost.
Me, "What did you see if you don't believe in ghosts?"
She also won't go into her basement because she is scared of [ghosts]. ...But, she is Catholic, so she doesn't believe in ghosts.
Does she consider a ghost the same thing as a spirit/demon? Many consider ghosts as being humans stuck in a temporal half-life, whereas spirits/demons are the manifestations of evil in the world. Maybe she doesn't know the difference, or how to explain the difference in her thinking? lol.Do any of the Catholics here care to explain?
On the topic of ghosts this weekend, an acquaintance stated that she is, "... Very religious so she does not believe in ghosts."
She then told us a ghost story. A place she had lived was haunted and she saw the ghost.
Me, "What did you see if you don't believe in ghosts?"
She also won't go into her basement because she is scared of [ghosts]. ...But, she is Catholic, so she doesn't believe in ghosts.
You don't need to be Catholic to say stupid shit. Social media proves this thoroughly.
Does she consider a ghost the same thing as a spirit/demon?
@Asa I think her logic might be "when you die, you either to to heaven or hell".
But I think she also conflated that with the common Christian/Catholic sentiment that "supernatural shit is bad".
Hmm, that is odd. I'm not Catholic but Christian and I think maybe she was just embarrassed to say she fears the "ghost" or entity she sees because she believes it to be demonic, malevolent, inhuman in nature and fears you may think that is strange. Otherwise her reaction makes no sense unless she knows spiritually that she shouldn't believe in ghosts, but actually does and is simply conflicted or ashamed.
I didn't know Catholics, specifically, do not believe in ghosts because it is blasphemous. I'm not sure how proof of an afterlife (ie ghosts) is blasphemous. I was curious about this aspect of the Catholic belief system.
The funniest part... to me, anyway... was that her house with the scary basement was once a brothel. (Beware the whore ghosts. I would legit hang out with cool, olde tymey sex worker ghosts. We'd just tell stories. don't get ideas.)
I don't think she meant that the ghost was a demon. She seemed to associate ghosts with what nice people become after they die.
I also told her that ghosts (assuming they are real) can't hurt anyone because if they could it would happen all the time and it doesn't. Don't you think all the people responsible for historical atrocities would be killed by revenge-seeking ghosts if that were possible?
I knew you were just making fun.You're probably right, but as usual, I am doing my, "But where in the teaching does it say this?" questioning. (Don't worry. I'm not expecting you to tell me this. I just posted out of curiosity.)