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I have seen many theories that 'ghosts' are a result of 'emotional imprints' in areas where strong emotions have been 'discharged' - usually as a result of violence/death. I have also read that certain locations or materials (rock/stone etc) with 'the right' magnetic fields can allegedly act as a 'psychic recording device' for strong emotions. Do you agree with this theory?
Very loosely, I think this could be a strong possibility. But I would be very cautious in saying that if such (strong) emotions can be released by a living person and remain ‘entrapped’ in the atmosphere in some way after the death of that person, that these would not necessarily retain the ‘intelligence’ they had when the person was living. In other words maybe, these would only be unintelligent or ‘replayed’ sensations or recordings. Of course, it is possible (I believe anyway) that such ‘impressions’ might be caused by highly emotive states (the example you suggested being violent incidents maybe leading to death), and might actually be ‘stored’ or conducted by certain elements; such as that of stone or water.
That is putting in ‘ultra-simply’, of course. But forgetting actual ‘death’ for a moment, does this not go on all the time with living people. For example, sometimes it is possible to be in the presence of somebody who is feeling extremely depressed, angry or agitated, and to pick up such a sensation without any looks having been exchanged or without any words having been spoken. You can actually definitely ‘feel’ this (or at least many people can), but I would say that it is nothing ‘supernatural’, merely a question of receptivity or awareness.
But the point is perhaps, that if such impressions can be sensed or ‘picked up’ between living people, why should it appear so unusual that such ‘lingering emotions’ (albeit without a ‘living’ or ‘thinking’ mind behind them) could not remain after the actual state of physical death?
After all, we are all subjected to the feeling of ‘love’; for example, and if there were not this attraction between kind and kind, none of us would be here (at least in this material world as we know it). Surely, none of us could deny the powerful emotion of love between people (or between a parent and child),; but then maybe this is a feeling or emotion that many people just take for granted, without giving it much second thought.
I suppose what I am trying to say is, these emotions are a part of life, and I see no reason why in some instances these do not remain.
Maybe there is a strong argument for suggesting if we could really understand Life, we might come a little closer to understanding the state of death.
I hope this makes some sense to your question. At least, I have answered you as truthfully as I understand it.
For now,
David (Farrant)
