I've seen some and they're not pretty. They travel on a low frequency all right - a real low frequency. And if you go to a funeral or even many churches - you may find yourself in strange company. One of the places they get you is the throat and the solar plexus. A scratchy choking of the throat or a sudden violent attack of nerves can be attributed to the more malevolent of these roaming entities. Others are felt as a chill along the spine and the back of the neck because they are accessing the cerebral cortex in an attempt to either communicate or far worse and more commonplace - overshadow one's activities.

In a world where death is feared beyond all things and where religions offer little or no guidance as to what really occurs at death - there is little wonder that you've got a lot of lost wondering souls rattling doors and grabbing people - trying to get their attention.

A long time ago my family just moved into a new house - I was about 13 and I saw this man with an Abe Lincoln style beard and a Quakerish looking outfit standing in the hall. I freaked out a bit, especially when he turned to look at me - he then proceeded to walk through the wall - opening up a door where there was none. I never saw him again - thank goodness. But I was never comfortable in the house after that. Later, we found out something that made it all make sense - the neighbors from further down the street said, "Oh, your house is built exactly where the big old ranch farmhouse was - it had been here since the 1840's and they raised it when they built this tract"

Creepy? You bet. In his world - the farmhouse still existed. It's remnant frequencies linger like the leaf that is torn - then photographed using Kirlian photography to show the full leaf field still lingering. That's why old structures are generally less desirable. Old hospitals and hotels become haunted. Old churches - haunted. Graveyards - megahaunted.

Low frequencies interfere with the activities of the brain and the cerebral cortex, they can cause confusion, irritation, anger and even can cause pain.

However, the low frequency explanation will offer a good excuse for realtors selling haunted properties.

"Ok...I know it, like, looks like a ghost - but it is really just the ultralow frequencies of the house."

;-)

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