Emilie
Senior Member
Ok so many people use the word “Ghost” in the wrong context (myself included - even though I know the difference)
So I just wanted to share with you all the difference between a Ghost and a Spirit.
A Spirit is simple - it is the soul of a departed being.
Now a Ghost is as tricky to explain as it is to understand but I’ll try my best.
Occasionally, when there has been a tragic or emotional event, the scenes from it can be absorbed right into the very fabric of a building (the brickwork, the woodwork etc) and then this scene is replayed over and over again - a bit like a video.
When this happens, it is always the same over and over again.
One great example of this (in my opinion) is the story of the Roman Soldiers at the Treasurers House in York, England - (look it up!)
The Romans, who appeared to be tired as if returning from battle, did not notice the living, they stared straight ahead, coming out of one wall, walking across the cellar and disappearing through the opposite wall.
So I believe this is a recording of an event being replayed rather than Spirits of the deceased.
Spirits often acknowledge the living, they move around the places they “haunt”
They make “contact” etc where as Ghosts (replays) don’t.
So that’s the difference between the two.
Spirit - deceased being.
Ghost - recording of an event.
Hope that’s made sense to you all
So I just wanted to share with you all the difference between a Ghost and a Spirit.
A Spirit is simple - it is the soul of a departed being.
Now a Ghost is as tricky to explain as it is to understand but I’ll try my best.
Occasionally, when there has been a tragic or emotional event, the scenes from it can be absorbed right into the very fabric of a building (the brickwork, the woodwork etc) and then this scene is replayed over and over again - a bit like a video.
When this happens, it is always the same over and over again.
One great example of this (in my opinion) is the story of the Roman Soldiers at the Treasurers House in York, England - (look it up!)
The Romans, who appeared to be tired as if returning from battle, did not notice the living, they stared straight ahead, coming out of one wall, walking across the cellar and disappearing through the opposite wall.
So I believe this is a recording of an event being replayed rather than Spirits of the deceased.
Spirits often acknowledge the living, they move around the places they “haunt”
They make “contact” etc where as Ghosts (replays) don’t.
So that’s the difference between the two.
Spirit - deceased being.
Ghost - recording of an event.
Hope that’s made sense to you all