Are Ghosts Real?

 

A lot of people will no doubt think that the question in the title of this post is a no-brainer. Others are here because they have had some kind of experience they just do not know how to come to terms with.

As with my previous posts, I just want to lay out what I found to both prove and disprove the notion based on what is indicated by the average internet result.

Some of these results may be redundant… that is to be expected. 🙂
One person may beleive in ghosts, so ghosts are real to her, though faerie are not. — oocities.org

The ghosts, spirits and realm of the dead stuff was frightening as hell to our ancestors, and still scares people today. — northernway.org

If ghosts are real there seems to be no barrier to them coming into being through a scientifically explainable process. — abovetopsecret.com

There is, however, no concrete scientific evidence to prove that ghosts are real. — ask.com

In modern life, much social interaction is between surface figures or ghosts rather than real persons. — philosophicalsociety.com

There are many such spirits, but there are more of residual energies that have been left by spirits that really aren’t ghosts. — afterlife101.com

A medium is someone who says he can get ghosts to come to the room to give signs to living people that the ghost is real. — skepdic.com

According to many staff and patrons alike, there are at least four specific ghosts who haunt Maria Teresa. — examiner.com

most paranormal researchers agree that Shadow People are not human entities, ghosts or demons. — sleepparalysisworld.com

In many Eastern religions spirits and ghosts are blamed for many ills, and are cast out of people. — themystica.com

There are ghosts, cannibals, ghouls, witches and the like. — blogspot.com.au

All manner of ghosts and ghouls are said to stalk the Tower of London. — exploring-castles.com

In China, the colour blue is commonly associated with torment, ghosts, and death. — urlm.co.uk

In modern-day China, ghosts only have power to harm. — ancient.eu

Perhaps the owner of the Salem Inn is correct, and there are no ghosts, just the power of suggestion at work. — gothichorrorstories.com

All sorts of strange apparitions have been reported, such as ghosts working in the kitchen and sightings of what is known as the Death Coach. — listverse.com

There has been evidence of ghosts existing in the world though there was no proof of the existence and there were no scientific proofs for it. — primaveramd.com

Ghosts are disembodied spirits, but not of normal humans. — echoesofenoch.com

Ghosts are the ones who couldn’t go to heaven or to hell. — cnn.com

Perhaps the first find had it right. Whatever a person believes in may well be real to them. That might certainly explain the disconnect for those who don’t and why there are so many people claiming to see or interact with ghosts. Isn’t it strange though that virtually every culture in the world has some version of ghost of spirit type apparition?