What do you think of poltergeists being real,...?

Question

http://www.tu.tv/videos/impactante-actividad-paranormal-o-o

Answer 1

i believe these beings exist...but they cant do much,,,,at most they are just being mischievous.....u dont bother them...they dont dare bother us.....

Answer 2

It's real, I am not sure but I think perhaps the bad spirit that I had here was poltergeist as it harass me and my son. One night it was yanking on my blanket so hard it was moving my body. it yank my sons blanket and he flew off the bed. I was able to get rid of him. Not sure if it was the same spirit that try to communicate as it woke me up three times in one night, it moved some small things around on a shelf. Then it moved the glass coffee table next to me, and then I woke up to static coming out of the phone. Days before that the computer completely shut down as if it were robbing the energy from it.

Edit... It's even possible things like on the video could just be Kinetic energy, the movement of objects spontaneously, unwilled and without mundane means. Unlike psycho -kinetic energy, which is the deliberate mental manipulation of tangible objects, Kinetic energy can be just as powerful but unconscious, qualifying it as another phenomenon often confused with a haunting.

Answer 3

Well some experts say that poltergeist manifest or develop because of bad or negative feelings like when a single parent does not have enough money to pay the bills and just lost their job. That causes negative feelings and then all that will then cause a poltergeist to form. This supposedly does not mean that they are evil or bad just are misfits.

It is hard to believe this. That some ghost can throw things around and cause much negative feelings. I always thought that if a ghost tried to pick something up it would fall wright through them. Kind of weird.

Answer 4

I just finished reading a book you may want to consider reading.  Dr. William Roll has been around for a long time and has had quiet a number of experiences with poltergeist and the activity associated with it.

I have never had a lot of dealing with poltergeist personally, but I am sure that it does happen based on what I have been exposed to.

Answer 5

While I do believe that poltergeists do exist, they can sometimes be easily faked. I have seen video footage of faucets turning themselves on and off and dishes being thrown from cupboards. I have also seen footage of doors being slammed but not being able to see the whole door which leads to the assumption that someone may have slammed the door from behind. So, if you do believe in poltergeists, just be aware of the source and circumstances.

Answer 6

i personally dont believe in them, tho i do believe in left over energy that could possibly rustle curtains or something, maybe feeling a presence, nothing with sense tho

Answer 7

there is no physical pesent of the ghosts anywhere. there is obviously some bad spirit.

Answer 8

No matter what anyone says i know for a fact that they DO exist,i have seen it with my own eyes.I suppose its easier for people to say that they don't exist because alot of people are afraid of dealing with something that is 'unknown'.

I will be the first to admit that there are a h**l of alot of hoaxes out there,people just trying to get media attention etc,but there are some cases that are actually genuine.

People get confused tho on what poltergeists are,alot of people seem to think they are ghosts,they are not,ghosts are pleasant,they go around doing their own thing,although some can be naughty!Poltergeists are more of a bad energy or a angry and nasty spirit that just wants to cause other's distress,they prey upon the weak and vulnerable and feed off their fear.

They usually stick to one person,generally women and they hang around for about 3 months,although there are cases where they have gone within a few days and cases where they have somehow stuck around for years.

Poltergeists are evil and from the lower realms,i have seen a poltergeist at work,the power they have is unbelievable,they have the ability to chuck things like wardrobes,chairs etc,they ere capable of anything,unless you have witnessed it then it is very hard to believe that they do exist in this world.

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Answer 9

The phenomena exists, its source generally unknown. Good video. My experience is objects vanishing, not to be returned. Both good and bad results can come from 'unseen movement', in this video it was seen. I try to not speculate about motives, but do enjoy the breadth of life that such events reveal.

Answer 10

It's not about belief its about evidence.

And the Evidence says NO

Ghost are not real.

Your citing a T.V. show?

Didn't your mom tell you not to believe everything you saw on t.v.?

Answer 11

They exist!

Answer 12

Wow, it still amazes me that some people are gullible enough to be fooled by home-made videos!  There's nothing here that can't be accomplished with about 2 minutes of thought. Attach a thin thread to the glass. Done. Secretly activate a memorized key sequence on an electronic typewriter  (I had one, they had that ability). Easy. More strings on chairs pulled by off-camera helpers. Ho hum. The paranormal investigator claims he scoured the video looking for evidence of fraud but couldn't find it. Well, no wonder, the quality and resolution of the video is  bad that you couldn't see any detail.  And it's not hard to hide a string. And yet another video of a chair being pulled by a string. By the way it rotated it is clear the string was on the back right leg.  And a small loose wall panel yanked by a string coming down from the ceiling. Wow, how unbelievable. Is string the only trick this person has?

Seriously, the most amazing thing is that people fall for this hook, line and sinker.  Even the TV people. Though I half-way suspect that they knew full well it was silly tricks but they knew it would attract viewers. The most hilarious thing is that another answerer actually believed the whole thing and is mocking others that don't. Sensationalist TV productions thrive on these kind of people.

Answer 13

Force = Mass X Velocity

As an imaginary object has neither Mass nor Velocity, then an object cannot be Forced i.e. moved.

Nor matter be completely destroyed.

End of line...

Answer 14

That first video is an obvious fake, when you watch the glass "moving on it's own", you will notice the tablecloth underneath it moving as well, meaning that it is being dragged instead of picked up and moved.  This is what would happen if you were pulling it from offscreen with fishing line.  The other families excuse that they tried to move but couldn't sell the home, basically saying "Well, I don't want to live evil spirits in the house, but the market just isn't condusive to selling at this time".  Give me a break.  If the best evidence you have is a knocking sound and easily faked moving furniture, you don't have squat.

Answer 15

I think it's absolutely ridiculous.

Answer 16

It's obvious there were earthquakes in all these houses. (And if I stick my head in the sand...I won't see any poltergeists there!) That video was amazing!!

Answer 17

I base my beliefs on my personal experience and the evidence at hand.  There is absolutely no evidence in support of poltergeist and I haven't experienced them, so I'm comfortable assuming they don't exist.