We all have our own version of the afterlife, one in which we continue to live on in some form or another. Some of us imagine our current day-to-day lives in the afterlife, spending our days drinking coffee with the departed, while others picture themselves wandering the Earth in a human form, but unchanged in their soul. But what if our afterlife was a lot more… scary?
There are many reasons to visit a haunted house or a spooky old building. Maybe you want to feel a chill down your spine, or maybe you want to learn a little bit more about history. Maybe you just want to be scared, but whatever your reason, there’s no denying that places like these can be captivating. But what happens when you visit one of these places and don’t experience anything?
The things we experience in our everyday lives can be so mundane they’re almost boring. But sometimes, when you step back and really look, you can see that the world is filled with all kinds of weird and wonderful things. This is especially true when it comes to the paranormal, the mysterious, and the unexplained. As you probably know, the paranormal is the study of the unexplained, and it can involve anything from ghosts and hauntings to UFOs and alien encounters.
There are stories of haunted hotels, of spectral sailors, of spectral nurses and doctors, of spectral soldiers and teachers, of spectral coaches and carriages, of spectral animals (a horse once appeared to a man in his bedroom), of spectral lovers (a woman once appeared to a man in his bedroom), of spectral strangers (a man once appeared to a woman in her bedroom), of spectral friends (a man once appeared to a woman in her bedroom), of spectral family members (a woman once appeared to a man in his bedroom), of spectral children (a man once appeared to a woman in her bedroom), of spectral birds (a bird once appeared to a man in his bedroom), of spectral trees (a tree once appeared to a man in his bedroom
The old abandoned hotel in the middle of nowhere, the haunted mansion on the hill – ghost stories have been a part of our culture for as long as we can remember. But what happens when those stories aren’t just stories? What happens when you actually encounter a ghost? Chances are, it won’t be pleasant.