Spirit

The existence of spirits are not relegated to the typical three dimensions we perceive but exist in a state between dimensions. This state is a consequence of the manipulation of nature's fundamental laws.

Writer's note : unlike the other pages in this fandom, there is no source on a ancient temple or text (banned or not), the text below is based in magical knowledge that the writer learned in LeFay College and by other Sorcerer's. Richard spoke many times in conversations about scrolls in The Library of Alexandria wrote by Greek and Persian scientists. These scrolls were tragically destroyed when the Library of Alexandria was razed.

Archimedes of Syracuse explored the properties of natural geometry his scrolls contained insights into the alignment of spiritual bodies and their impact on our understanding.

Anaximander's scrolls in the Library touched on the spatial dimensions of the cosmos and their relationship with the forces harnessed by the concept of the "Apeiron" as the source of magical power.

Tragically, the destruction of the Library of Alexandria resulted in the loss of these invaluable scrolls. Modern scientists like Tesla came remarkably close to unraveling the mysteries of these ethereal beings and the intricate laws governing the dimensions. They pushed the boundaries of scientific understanding and ventured into the realm of the supernatural.

Sadly, their work, while groundbreaking, remains unfinished..

# Ghosts and Spirits

Ghosts and spirits are entities ensnared in a state of liminality, existing in a suspension between dimensions due to their engagements with the cosmic fabric of nature.

Their enigmatic nature finds a plausible explanation in the expansive multiverse theory, proposing the coexistence of infinite parallel universes alongside our own. These spectral beings emerge in the traverse dimensional boundaries, drawing upon the energies and entities dwelling within these alternate planes. The crossing of such thresholds inadvertently results in the manifestation of echoes from dimensions neither wholly affiliated with our reality nor solely aligned with their native planes.

These residual entities, are unable to reintegrate into their original dimensions, perpetuate the spectral phenomena.. These entities, suspended between dimensions as they are, hold an inherent quality that renders them, for the most part, innocuous to human observers.

The fundamental reason behind their harmlessness lies in their existence beyond the boundaries of our dimension. Their state of liminality renders them detached from the laws of our physical realm, essentially making them ethereal observers.

In the rare instances when close contact is established, it occurs under extraordinary circumstances, with a probability close to a staggering 1 in a billion. Even then, encounters tend to be fleeting, lasting for no more than 3 seconds, and are perceivable only to the naked eye under specific conditions. These conditions may involve a unique alignment of cosmic forces, the heightened sensitivity of the observer, or the convergence of natural energies that transiently bridge the gap between dimensions.

This extreme rarity and brevity of direct interaction underscore the minimal threat posed by these spectral beings. While their presence may evoke awe, wonder, or occasional unease, they generally lack the means or intention to inflict harm upon those who encounter them. This safety, however, hinges on the fact that they operate outside the confines of our physical laws and are, by and large, inscrutable to our material world.

# Medical Brain Patterns

A range of medical conditions can contribute to the human brain conjuring or imagining ghostly encounters, even in the absence of any external entities.

Conditions such as epilepsy or migraines can provoke hallucinations and induce altered states of consciousness. In these states, individuals may perceive phenomena that appear supernatural or ghostly, further blurring the line between reality and imagination. These instances underscore the intricate interplay between neurological conditions and the creation of ghostly illusions within the human psyche.

Pareidolia, is a phenomenon deeply rooted in the human brain, is the tendency to perceive familiar patterns, often faces, in random stimuli. This cognitive process leads individuals to identify "faces" or other discernible forms in shadows, patterns, or objects, and it significantly contributes to accounts of ghostly apparitions. What may seem like a spectral figure in a dimly lit room can often be traced back to this quirk of human perception.

Exposure to infrasound, defined as sound frequencies below the range of human hearing, can evoke a spectrum of sensations, including unease, anxiety, and the perception of ghostly presences. This sensory input, although beyond our auditory perception, can profoundly affect our emotional and psychological states, leading to the misinterpretation of natural occurrences as supernatural phenomena.

High concentrations of carbon monoxide in enclosed spaces have been linked to hallucinations and confusion, phenomena that may be misconstrued as paranormal activity. In cases of carbon monoxide poisoning, individuals may experience perceptual distortions and altered states of consciousness, blurring the lines between reality and illusion.

The power of suggestion, group psychology, and social conformity holds a potent influence in the domain of shared ghostly experiences. People are susceptible to believing they have encountered a ghost when they are influenced by the narratives and behaviors of those around them. Group dynamics can lead to the spread of shared beliefs and, subsequently, shared experiences.

# Supernatural and Religion Propaganda

Throughout history, various people and institutions have devised elaborate stories of supernatural occurrences to instill fear and awe among the populace. These myths often revolve around purportedly haunted locations, with tales of restless spirits and demons.

In these narratives, the presence of ghosts is often linked to a spiritual or religious context. Ghostly apparitions portrayed as agents of the devil, sent to torment and tempt the living. This connection to religious themes is designed to stoke anxiety and encourage individuals to turn to their faith as a source of protection.

The propagation of ghost stories serves to drive people toward religious institutions, particularly churches, seeking divine intervention and solace. Congregations are prompted to attend religious services, pray fervently, and make offerings to priests in hopes of protection from the perceived supernatural threats.

The myths surrounding haunted locations have the added benefit of boosting local tourism and the economy. These stories generate curiosity and interest, drawing tourists and visitors to explore these eerie locales. Leading to increased revenue for businesses, hospitality services, and local attractions.

Companies of Anti-Ghost weapons, radios and hunting tools are created all over the world, these myths have also transitioned into the realm of entertainment, with ghost tours, books, movies, and television shows capitalizing on the popularity of supernatural legends. These forms of entertainment continue to sustain the mythology surrounding these locations.

The Brown Lady's figure in the photo used in this page is one of the most carefully created propaganda photos, is a image of a standard Virgin Mary statue in Catholic churches. It has the statue's drapery, and the covered head and folded hands. The photographer known as Shira faked the image by putting grease on the lens in the shape of a figure, the pale lines above each stair-tread, resulting in a faked ghost image onto the empty staircase.