That’s implicit in this discussion. Faith is the foundation of what we do in this field: Faith in the possibility of spirits. Beyond that, I leave spiritual choices to the individual. There are ghost hunting groups that are organized around one set of beliefs, one church group, etc. Their common beliefs help protect them.

However, this website was created to share how-to information for ghost hunters and paranormal researchers. So, I avoid references or recommendations that suggest any one spiritual belief, system or practice.

Then again, I’m not sure if you actually posted for a backlink. If so, it didn’t work.

Sincerely,
Fiona

You’re describing something that has a sinister undertone. When a spirit (or a prankster) is mimicking someone’s voice and regularly telling you to get out, it’s time to talk with someone outside your home, who can help you.

Don’t wait and see if things improve. Salt might help, but I doubt it. You’re describing something that could be a ghost… but it might be something else altogether.

In your position, I’d go directly to the nearest church — Catholics or Episcopals seem to provide the most immediate help, from what my readers report, but I’d also recommend Unitarians — and talk with someone there. (It doesn’t matter if you go to that church, or even if you don’t believe in it at all. I recommend them because of their activity in the field of potentially dangerous spiritual phenomena.

They can better evaluate whether you’re dealing with a spirit (and, therefore, it’s a spiritual matter) or if something else might be going on.

I’m concerned because the voice mimics your husband’s, but also because the message is hostile. Either one of those, alone, is enough to get a second opinion.

Sincerely,
Fiona

You are describing something far beyond a simple haunting. Please speak with someone spiritual in your community, such as a holy man, a priest, or a minister.

This kind of thing does not happen at normal, haunted places. You’re dealing with something else, and you need someone spiritual — someone who can visit your home — to help you.

If you don’t get help from the first person you talk with, continue consulting religious people until someone is able to visit your home, find out what is going on, and help you.

Sincerely,
Fiona Broome

Those are good questions.

In my opinion, the younger the person is, the more likely they are to notice ghosts. As people mature, they seem to collect explanations and excuses (normal ones, that is) for ghostly encounters, and dismiss their paranormal experiences as “it must have been my imagination,” etc.

When someone’s energy is low, I think they’re more vulnerable emotionally, and they will react with alarm or fear when they encounter something paranormal. They can also interpret the ghost’s behaviors or intentions through the window of their emotions. That is, in a low-energy state, someone is more likely to decide that a ghost is angry, aggressive or dangerous.

Not everyone perceives ghosts the same way. I think that everyone is capable of encountering and observing ghostly phenomena, but some will see it, some will hear it, some will sense it physically (as a ghost breathing on them, or nudging them), and so on.

I believe that everyone is able to repel ghosts and spirits of all kinds. In the case of ghosts (spirits of people who lived here as humans), it’s usually only necessary to say, “Go away,” and ghosts will leave… at least for awhile.

I also think that anyone can resist evil entities, and perhaps repel them. However, I also believe that the person’s well-being (physical, emotional, mental and spiritual) will be a factor in how quickly they realize that there’s a problem, and how effectively they resist the influence of evil entities, and how completely they can repel them. In some cases, the person will need help from others. That varies with the person who’s afflicted, as well as the nature of the entity that’s bothering them.

I hope that helps!

Cheerfully,
Fiona

I have never encountered any kinds of ghosts or spirits nor do I want to, but occasionally I do have nightmares like what most people do.
Does it make a person easier to see, or feel ghost spirits, when a person’s energy level is low (example: being sick), being too young or too old? Like you’re least likely to encounter ghost activities when you’re in your 20’s or 30’s, or when you have a very strong positive energy within you?
From what I heard from other people, not everyone has the ability to see, or feel ghost/spirits, no matter how hard they try. They have the nature ability to repel evil spirits/ghost. Is it true?

Thank you very much for your time!!

My best advice is to find a sympathetic spiritual advisor, such as a priest, minister, or rabbi. He (or she) doesn’t have to be from your faith (if you have a religious preference)… just someone who understands that something ghostly is bothering you.

Ghosts — if they are real — are spirits. So, I always recommend approaching this from a spiritual viewpoint… and that usually means talking with some kind of religious person or spiritual minister.

Please don’t wait for the perfect person to talk with. Visit any church, today, and — if the minister isn’t able to help you or isn’t sympathetic — get a referral. Keep looking until you find someone who can help you, near where you live.