In this post I would like my readers thoughts on what they consider is a ghost, many people have different persectives and it will be interesting to here other people's opinions.
To begin with ghosts my thoughts on what ghosts are is that they are spirits of humans after we die or during times that we astral travelling.. I have also theorised that possibly lucid dreaming is also a type of astral projection. Comment below your thoughts on ghosts.. RELATED OCCULT BLOGGER POSTS:
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Before I knew the word "Exorcism" and "Exorcist", I had been using the word "Ghost Buster" all the time to describe my job. (What is Exorcism in Taoism?) It sounded silly but that is really what we do. From my childhood, I already began to deal with spiritual problems for people. Back then, my ability and power is not as strong as today and so it is not easy to deal with just one ghost. From what I can recall, if a person saw a ghost or hear the voice in the head while the ghost haunted them down, it is already a very freaky and scary thing back then. It would be seen as a mega case and we have to do a lot of work to get this case resolved. Today, I am totally different in terms of power in magic and so these could be so easily dealt with by just doing some simple magic and they would be all gone. Now as a Taoist master, looking back at my own past, it is fascinating that I finally got to the stage I am at now!
When I browse through the online forums, I saw people talking about ghost just like when I was about 12-15 years old. They were treating it as a very scary and mysterious thing, making so many rumors about ghost captured in a photo, whatever paranormal occurrences they encounter or found weird. It is a big conversation over all that mystery they found or even made up. Yes I was once like that too and even there is no ghost, you just want to make one up. and talk about it with your friends. It's an exciting thing, or even a trend.
Right now, ghosts and spiritual problems are different for me. They are my profession and my job. I deal with these problems who have ghost and spiritual problems all the time. They come to me for help and my job is to resolve their spiritual problem as quickly as possible to save their life. The job is done quickly and efficiently. The ghost is now only one very small thing out of the many in my profession. There are many more scary things to deal with such as curses, lethal sorceries, and other higher level evils that could be more aggressive and violent.
When I look at those people who are talking about ghost and wanted to see ghosts all the time, I just can't go backward and use that same attitude to respond to their conversation as I had in my 12-15s. I saw what will happen to them later on and I know it is not going to be good. I know because now I am skilled in the field of exorcism, I know what it is all about and I understand that if you are digging into the subject of ghost and ghost hunting, you will end up in troubles that you cannot even realize they are there. The best way to compare to it is smoking. When a kid tries to smoke, they think it is cool and it is making them "mature" looking. For me, I know how smoking can cause you many troubles later on, it will damage your lungs slowly, give you lots of health issues and so on. When I tell the kids not to smoke or just quit it because it will be bad for health, what is the common response I get?
"Shut up, we all are happy smoking here and still having fun, you don't understand! Get lost!"
Yes, that is the response I get most of the time. They wanted to smoke and they will also say they don't care because they don't even have any problems "NOW".
I told one of them that they should just exorcise the ghost out of their life because it is doing a lot of damage to them and their health is going to go down. The person doesn't believe me, she don't even accept my wisdom. She said that she is doing "extremely" fine now and she is totally fine with living in a a ghost house too. Then she started lecturing me about how the ghost is just part of nature and how ghost should be seen as your friends, etc. Okay, on the next post, she rants about how she is having leg surgeries and all that health problem. Yeah, she is having extremely good health there, extremely good luck, and extremely against my advice.
What can me the exorcist master do to sober up these ghost lovers? Their passion and enthusiasm is just unbelievable like myself back in the 12-15s. I can't even think of a way to convince them and their friends because they are all so "together" in rejecting my advice too. What do you suggest? Readers, feel free to speak out!
I took the approach myself to build a website - www.worldbestexorcist.com to welcome those who are looking for solutions to ghost problems to come along and get help. What else do you think I should do?
MAK JO SI ("MASTER MAK") is a cheerful and friendly 100% truly pure Taoism Master who hates evils. He is the owner of Chi in Nature Ltd. Taoism Temple located in Markham, Ontario inside Canada. He is talented in Taoism, Exorcism, Fengshui and Kungfu. Since 1996, Mak Jo Si started his life time career of Taoism which ensure you that he is positive, friendly, trustworthy and skillful! (more info)
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Colonel Howell, of the king's troops, was a gay fellow, framed to make women false; but when he met the rosy, sweet-natured daughter of farmer Jarrett, near Valley Forge, he attempted no dalliance, for he fell too seriously in love. He might not venture into the old man's presence, for Jarrett had a son with Washington, and he hated a red-coat as he did the devil; but the young officer met the girl in secret, and they plighted troth beneath the garden trees, hidden in gray mist. As Howell bent to take his first kiss that night, a rising wind went past, bringing from afar the roll of a drum, and as they talked the drum kept drawing nearer, until it seemed at hand. The officer peered across the wall, then hurried to his mistress' side, as pale as death. The fields outside were empty of life.
Louder came the rattling drum; it seemed to enter the gate, pass but a yard away, go through the wall, and die in the distance. When it ceased, Howell started as if a spell had been lifted, laxed his grip on the maiden's hand, then drew her to his breast convulsively. Ruth's terror was more vague but no less genuine than his own, and some moments passed before she could summon voice to ask him what this visitation meant. He answered, "Something is about to change my fortunes for good or ill; probably for ill. Important events in my family for the past three generations have been heralded by that drum, and those events were disasters oftener than benefits." Few more words passed, and with another kiss the soldier scaled the wall and galloped away, the triple beat of his charger's hoofs sounding back into the maiden's ears like drum-taps. In a skirmish next day Colonel Howell was shot. He was carried to farmer Jarrett's house and left there, in spite of the old man's protest, for he was willing to give no shelter to his country's enemies. When Ruth saw her lover in this strait she was like to have fallen, but when she learned that it would take but a few days of quiet and care to restore him to health, she was ready to forgive her fellow-countrymen for inflicting an injury that might result in happiness for both of them.
It took a great deal of teasing to overcome the scruples of the farmer, but he gruffly consented to receive the young man until his hurt should heal. Ruth attended him faithfully, and the cheerful, manly nature of the officer so won the farmer's heart that he soon forgot the color of Howell's coat. Nor was he surprised when Howell told him that he loved his daughter and asked for her hand; indeed, it had been easy to guess their affection, and the old man declared that but for his allegiance to a tyrant he would gladly own him as a son-in-law. It was a long struggle between love and duty that ensued in Howell's breast, and love was victor. If he might marry Ruth he would leave the army. The old man gave prompt consent, and a secret marriage was arranged. Howell had been ordered to rejoin his regiment; he could not honorably resign on the eve of an impending battle, and, even had he done so, a long delay must have preceded his release. He would marry the girl, go to the country, live there quietly until the British evacuated Philadelphia, when he would return and cast his lot with the Jarrett household.
Howell donned citizen's dress, and the wedding took place in the spacious best room of the mansion, but as he slipped the ring on the finger of his bride the roll of a drum was heard advancing up the steps into the room, then on and away until all was still again. The young colonel was pale; Ruth clung to him in terror; clergymen and guests looked at each other in amazement. Now there were voices at the porch, the door was flung open, armed men entered, and the bridegroom was a prisoner. He was borne to his quarters, and afterward tried for desertion, for a servant in the Jarrett household, hating all English and wishing them to suffer, even at each other's hands, had betrayed the plan of his master's guest. The court-martial found him guilty and condemned him to be shot. When the execution took place, Ruth, praying and sobbing in her chamber, knew that her husband was no more. The distant sound of musketry reverberated like the roll of a drum.
Source: "Myths and Legends of Our Own Land"
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