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It is believed that people that are extra sensitive to high readings of Electro Magnetic Fields will experience a wide range of systems including nausea, hallucinations, dizziness etc. Many paranormal investigators blame high EMF readings for paranormal activity that is not from spirits but rather, make people that are sensitive to high EMF believe their experiences are paranormal when they are "hallucinations."
Our question is this...
It is well known amid the paranormal world and their investigators, that electrical storms seem to assist spirit activity to increase due to the increased energy levels emitted in the air. Spirits use this energy to manifest and thus one is more likely to have a paranormal experience under these conditions.
With that being said, would not a spirit also use the high levels of EMF to manifest as well? Is it not possible that people are not "hallucinating" as some would quickly assume, but are actually seeing spirit activity and paranormal activity in areas where the EMF levels are high because that is a readily available source for spirit to manifest? We think there is a lot of confusion even among paranormal investigators who think they are "debunking" an area as being a paranormal "hot spot" due to high EMF.
We believe, perhaps, that the area is likely to have increased paranormal activity in these spots and therefore is further evidence that what people are experiencing is a real paranormal phenomenon occuring. High EMF should not be a debunking tool, but is a condition that spirit can use for manifestation.. We think a lot of paranormal investigators have it backwards. EMF is only allowing spirit more ability to manifest, not causing those who see it to think they are hallucinating.. What say you?
I am not real familiar with paranormal equipment, of course I have heard of them and seen them on television shows, but not in person. I am sort of on the edge with this one. For me personally, I know for a fact my senses pick up energies from spirits, so I suppose for me I am old school and rely on my own senses. On the other hand, you see and read a lot of good results from other paranormal investigators, so perhaps there is a lot more to using EMF detectors that meets the eye.
ReplyDeleteWhere I think we have confusion is when a room, in a building is giving off its own high EMF readings, and some experts claim that the paranormal experiences aren't legit, they're hallucinations. Personally, how do they know it's a hallucination? I say spirit can use the high emf to manifest, and if there's a constant supply, they would be able to do so on a regular basis. My question to those that discount people's experience as being a side effect of a room with a high EMF, what evidence do they have to support that it is a hallucination and not a real manifestation..that's our question..
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