Recent shows I’ve found on Hulu worth watching –for one
reason or another:
School
Spirits
Haunted Highway - hilarious
Haunted Highway - hilarious
Paranormal
Witness
Great
British Ghosts
Technically Ghost
Adventures is on there but I’ve already seen every season except the
new one.
Paranormal
State –which is kind of boring
I don’t know why I’ve always sought ghost shows,
books, and movies out. It’s like a subconscious urge that I get compelled by.
Kind of like when I saw the movie Jaws
I went out of my way to study sharks and read the book itself.
I think when you’ve experienced something profound
or frightening you seek information and understanding so you can accept it and
move on. You never fear what you understand. It’s the unknown that makes it
frightening. Hence the reason so many people fear death and the future.
I also like hearing the struggles other people have
gone through regarding the supernatural because it makes me feel like I don’t
have it so bad.
I’d say the most significantly impactful episode I
saw was two days ago from the School
Spirits show. 2 girls started attending the same school. One had been
psychic since she was young. She was kind of a loner, not religious –more spiritual,
and she wasn’t frightened by the ghosts she saw because none had ever harmed
her and she was used to seeing them.
The other girl was more of a socialite who
considered herself to be “normal”. When she started seeing ghosts around campus
she thought she was going mentally insane. She told her parents and started
seeing a psychiatrist. He could not find anything definitively wrong with her.
She felt hopeless and confused. She started drawing the people and things she
was seeing on paper so she could get them out of her head to make herself feel
better.
Then one night her roommate saw a dark figured man
in their room –the same one the girl had been seeing- and that’s when she put
the pieces together and realized she wasn’t going insane. Someone else could
see the same things she was seeing.
Afraid and not sure what to do, she found the
psychic girls and asked her to get rid of the ghost in her room. The psychic
girl saw the ghost and told her it wasn’t malicious. She told her to deal with
the problem on her own. The girl felt even more hopeless and ending up moving
out of that dorm room and into another. The new dorm she moved into was the
only one available and when she walked in she was surprised to see the psychic
girl.
Since the 2 were living together they started
experiencing the same things. The psychic girl helped the newbie girl handle
her “gift” and not be afraid. Then the psychic girl had a bad run-in with a
demon. Not knowing what to do and being terrified, the psychic girl turned to
the newbie girl. Newbie girl was raised in a very religious household. She
always wore a cross and new that demons couldn’t harm anyone if that person was
close to God.
It seemed to me like fate had brought the two of
them together for a reason. One needed to learn that, contrary to popular
belief, ghosts do exist and it’s something to be accepted- not feared. The
other needed to learn that being purely spiritual wasn’t good enough, because
you can run up against things that require a spiritual strength greater than
your own.
I felt like I was kind of meant to see this. I was
in a mental debate with myself over the whole “psychic” thing this past week. I’m
good at reading people’s energies/souls and figuring out why they tend to do
things. I’ve also experienced supernatural things. But I don’t want to be
psychic and open that door.
I had come to the conclusion that ignorance was
bliss and not being psychic and just ignoring that spiritual plane of existence
was better than seeing everything. Then I saw the video. Now I realize –like most
things in life –it’s about reaching a balance between the two. Acknowledging
spiritual encounters when they happen, but also not letting the dead distract
you from your own life.
I think that’s where most psychics go wrong. Their
entire life, job, and focus become dedicated to ghosts and spiritual things and
they relate less to the living and accomplishing goals in their own lives.
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