Some Questions and Answers 5

Question: Do poltergeists try to hurt us?

Answer: Maybe, but I believe it's a question of force vs matter, intent vs desire vs contact. Maybe the ghost tried to move something and used more energy than was needed to move the object. 

Not all ghosts are poltergeists? Why? Strongest in life has no impact after death as the physical is gone. Must a spirit be "strong willed in life to carry that strength in death"?

Question: Are ghosts evil? Demons?

I believe people can be Good - Bad and Evil, therefore Spirits can be Good - Bad and Evil. I think Demons are extremely rare (Demons are not the same as dark entities), there is darkness in people in life so why not in death?

Question: Can you choose to haunt after death?

Answer: Yes and no, if there's an emotional connection to a person or a place?

Question: Are all ghosts strong willed? 

Answer: No, I'm not sure how someone chooses to be a ghost. Is it a refusal to enter the light? I don't think they are refused. I don't know if "Hell" exists but the light is said to be a gateway regardless.

Question: Do ghosts haunt a location or are they present after someone has left?

Answer: Free will to remain here? We've seen cases where ghosts have remained long after a structure has been removed and land redeveloped.

Question: What if we never actually speak to ghosts?

Answer: They are just there and our paths cross but don't interact on an intelligent level.

Question: Are ghosts really detectable by an EM reading? Catballs? Rempods?

Answer: If we are all "energy" and in death that energy is no longer contained does it remain in one place? We know it takes time for energy to dissipate.

Question: Can a ghost grow stronger or weaker after death?

Answer: One can never achieve the death of the physical strength they had in life because the physical being is gone.

Question: Is all American soil haunted by ancient indians and burial grounds?

Answer: No. The claim in a video of a specific location once beint "ancient indian land" is not unique, all of the US was once "indian land"