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Waverly Hills Sanatorium - 2006 This image was snapped in an abandoned tuberculosis hospital in Louisville, Kentucky in 2006. As you can imagine, in its heyday, the hospital saw an incredible amount of sickness and death - leading many to believe in the possibility that it could be haunted. In recent years, it has become one of America's most popular destinations for ghost-hunters. This eerie image apparently depicts Mary Lee, a nurse who hung herself in the hospital. The story goes that this poor woman was impregnated by a doctor who worked in the hospital but later wanted nothing to do with her.

Lord Combermere - 1891 This image taken of the library at Combermere Abbey in Cheshire, England by Sybell Corbett clearly shows a figure sitting in the chair on the left. It's believed to be the ghost of Lord Combermere, a British cavalry commander in the 1800s.

Amityville Ghost - 1976 This photo, taken by Ed and Lorraine Warren, claims to show the ghost of nine-year-old John DeFeo. DeFeo, along with his other brother, two sisters and parents, were killed by his older brother Ronald at their house in Amityville. Ed and Lorraine Warren were paranormal experts who entered the house and captured this image using a camera that consistently took infrared photos during the night. The DeFeo murders were the inspiration for The Amityville Horror books and films

Pawling Fire Department - 1988 The white figure in this photo is believed to be some sort of angel, overlooking Rose Benvenuto, who was involved in the car crash. She said it could only have taken a miracle for her to survive the crash, and lo and behold, there's an angel-like figure in attending firefighter Sharon Boo's photo. The ghost pilot In 1987, Mrs Sayer was visiting air airfield in England with her friend. She thought it would fun to take a photo of her sitting in the cockpit. Zoom, contact tracing and DJI Mavic Air 2 reviewed - Pocket-lint Podcast 51 When the image was developed, there was a man sitting in the pilot's seat who hadn't been there when the photo was taken. A long lost pilot? No one is sure.

The Back Seat Ghost - March 1959 This photo was taken by Mabel Chinnery in 1959. It shows her husband in his car with, allegedly, her dead mother-in-law on the back seat. While paranormalists believe it to be real, others have debunked it as being another case of double exposure Real verified picture of ghost Verified ghost cases. Mrs Andrews baby - 1947 This photo of a child appearing over a grave was taken by Mrs Andrews in 1947. She noticed the ghost when she had the film developed, but said it wasn't her daughter in the picture. Despite there being some graves for children nearby, the child in the picture has never been identified Hampton Court Skeletor Ghost Security film at Hampton Court Palace has captured a ghostly image. CCTV cameras picked up the vision at the 16th Century Surrey palace, which has a reputation for being haunted. Nicknamed Skeletor ghost Security guards spotted that fire doors kept opening in an exhibition area, and on one occasion checked the footage and saw a figure in period dress. "I thought someone was having a laugh but our costumed guides don't own a costume like that. It is actually quite unnerving," said warder James Faukes. paranormal footage of the Hampton Court paranormal content Brown lady of Raynham Hall The Brown Lady of Raynham Hall is a ghost that reportedly haunts Raynham Hall in Norfolk, England. It became one of the most famous hauntings in Great Britain when photographers from Country Life magazine claimed to have captured its image. Corroboree Rock - 1959 Nobody knows who the ghostly figure in this photo is, but it was taken in Alice Springs, Northern Territory, Australia in 1959. Some people think it's just a case of a double exposure, while others think it could be a spirit watching us, or something else, because it looks like they're holding binoculars. Robert A Ferguson - November 1968 Because this photo was taken on a Polaroid, it's been deemed by many to be legitimate. It shows Robert A Ferguson giving a speech, with the ghost of his deceased brother Walter peering over him. Newby Church - 1963 Some analysts think this photo taken at Newby Church in North Yorkshire, England is a fake because the character looks to be posing too much. However, Reverend KF Lord insists there was nothing visible to the naked eye when he took the photo, and photo experts say it hasn't been double exposed The SS Watertown - 1924 This image taken from the SS Watertown shows the faces of two crewmen, James Courtney and Michael Meehan in the water. The two men died while onboard the ship and were given a burial at sea. Other crew members on the ship saw the faces in the water but didn't initially take photos, they went back to a similar spot and saw them again. Five of the six photos showed nothing, but this was the sixth and clearly shows the faces of two men.

Ghost of Sakura Ghost of Sakura is one of the most famous ghost stories of Japan, involving the vengeful ghosts of the farmer Sogoro and his wife, O Man. In the 17th century, Japan was ruled by feudal lords, many of whom treated their peasants harshly. Tenant farmers were assessed an annual land tax on the value of their crops. Whenever landlords were pressed for money, they demanded payment of taxes in advance. According to law, these advance taxes were supposed to be repaid to the tenants over a period of time—up to 20 years—with interest. But in practice, some landlords never repaid their tenants and kept demanding more and more tax money in advance. Such was the case in the province of Shimosa, ruled by Kotsuke no Suke, the lord of the castle of Sakura. When he succeeded his father’s estate, Kotsuke no Suke imposed additional taxes upon an already severely overtaxed population. The toll was heavy. Hundreds of farmers could no longer support their families. They could not sell their land because nobody wanted to buy it under such heavy taxation. Many abandoned their properties and fled to other provinces. More than 700 men were reduced to begging in the streets. Houses and temples fell into ruin.

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This is my Almanack. To document anything I discover as a witch.

रूमानी This is a रूमानी Almanack. रूमानी is a type of people who I constantly describe in my personal poems. They don't exist on this earth. I created them. They are the archetypes in my poems These people to me are an embodiment of truth, justice, beauty, love, peace and morality These people are warriors in my poems.

I read your original post and most of the thread and fair enough its your decision and your view and i dont think anyone would be able to convince you otherwise. However i disagree with your premise that marriage is somehow sacred. If you look at most of human behavior it has its roots in evolutionary biology, marriage in the past has been very different to how we see it now. Most actions were made with the express purpose of assuring reproduction of ones genes and survival. In the past and maybe to some extent today marriage was a way for a man to restrict the sexual freedom of women to ensure that his genes were passed on through his wife, if marriage wasnt there his wife could sleep with whoever and there would be no way to know who impregnated her. Also it allowed the man to sleep with other women and maybe impregnate them but even if that didnt work the wife was still there and she would face harsh repercussions were she to sleep with anyone else. From the womans side their goal, evolution wise, is to have kids and make sure those kids are looked after. So their actions are to not only have sex and reproduce but also make sure that they are seen as having a good reputation so that a partner can trust them not to sleep with others so that hes comfortable to stay with her knowing the kids are his. This is why women defend their reputation as if they have a bad one its less likely a man will settle down with them. Its why women may lie about how many partners theyve had and claim less and a man would do the opposite. It should also be noted that marrying for 'love' is a relatively new phenomenon, traced back to around 150 years ago, before then you would marry to join families or for political and social gain, many marriages were arranged. Really marriage was a way to structure a blue society, similar to what some people like Jordan Peterson advocate today. So essentially marriage was a construct to benefit men and sexually control women. Also worth keeping in mind a lot of women were diagnosed by doctors as having hysteria (being horny) in which the treatment was for the doctor to masturbate them. So that brings us to today where it feels like women are now the ones pushing for marriage, we may say that they have been convinced that the values set in place by men have been internalised and through modern marketing, disney films etc, marriage has been given a romantic and all encompassing value by women. Ultimately society would want people to get married as that can keep them under control, and thats not necessarily a bad thing, but this is why i dont think theres anything sacred in a societal construct. The fact that people say its sacred goes to show how good the marketing was for it. I believe these evolutionary factors are the main reasons people would get married, have sex etc especially from SD stage red to orange, once you get to green and above i feel that you can start realising what truly loving someone entails. Most marriages will occur from red to orange so if most are not aware of what truly loving another is then just because they get married why would it automatically become sacred and deeper, in truth its just a story to wrap around the reality. I would encourage you to explore some of these ideas that ive tried to sum up, as i think the way you are strictly tied to your beliefs can actually limit your growth as a person. As @Preety_India said, sex without marriage can be incredibly meaningful, more so than married sex. If you just have one view, that its all about one night stands and whatnot you miss out on the reality of what it actually is.

That was beautifully written. It kinda opened my eyes to a lot of things actually. I didn't know so much about the history of marriage tbh kinda learned a lot and it makes a lot of sense now. You are very articulate. Keep up. You can dissect deeper concepts much better than anyone I've seen. Great analysis. I never thought of marriage historically actually, you're right we are so brainwashed into its idea. Thanks for mentioning me in the post or else I'd have never discovered it.

Truly spiritual people reject the world. They don't like the ways of the world. They see decline in morality. Because every spiritual person on a spiritual journey realizes at some point that this world is garbage and that this world works on garbage principles. As a witch I'm more intuitive and psychic.. I try to understand deeper truths.. A witch is a truth Seeker, a whistle blower, an exposer. That's why witches were hated for their wisdom. The devil hates the witch, because he sees her as a threat.. This is esoteric knowledge. Occult knowledge. The society has a way to punish the witch to demonize her because she will speak her mind, she will speak the truth. (these are just my thoughts. I'm not claiming anything that I say is true. This is just my contemplation, my thoughts, I don't claim that they are ultimate truth. You should not follow me in any way but find the truth in your way) I'm not some Messiah, I'm just a normal person in the search of spirituality and truth. So whatever insights I write, they come from my private contemplation

The truth doesn't change no matter what. The messenger can be a different person but the truth remains the same. The truth is behind the scenes in the shadows. The thing is spiritual people remain the same. Because the ultimate good or true spirit remains the same. This true spirit then gets shared into many souls who get different identities as people. So you have person A who is truly spiritual You have person B who is truly spiritual You have person C who is truly spiritual You have person D who is truly spiritual. Now if person A says the truth, then person B, C and D will agree with A. Because they all will say the same truth that person A is saying. Since they are all truly spiritual. The spirit is one. It's only divided and shared and placed into A, B, C and D. So they will agree to the truth. Because the message remains the same. Only the messenger changes. Maybe one messenger will die. Then another messenger will be born. But the message will remain the same. That message will not change. For example SAI BABA will say a truth. Buddha will agree with it. Because the spirit in Sai is the same spirit in Buddha. Sai Baba will say another truth. Jesus will agree with it. Mohammed will agree with it Ram will agree with it Buddha will agree with it Because in every form, the message will remain the same. God's message and truth will come to you, maybe the person speaking this truth, whether it be Buddha, Christ or Sai is different, but the message is not different. Because there is only one true spirit, the same spirit exists in Christ. This same spirit exists in Sai Baba. This same spirit exists in Buddha, this same spirit exists in Mohammed. The same spirit exists in Ram or Shiva. Because the spirit does not change. The truth does not change. So whatever religion you are following, you are worshipping the same God. Because there is only one God, one true spirit. Only the form is different, the prophet is different. All Gods are same. Only one spirit that speaks the truth through many people, many languages, many cultures. Because truly spiritual people, they are all cut from the same cloth. They come from the same seed They are all same. They will reflect the same truth. Truly spiritual people are always in search of the truth. Because they want to live by the truth. Truly spiritual people want to live life in a spiritual way. They don't like this world. They don't accept this world. Because through their spiritual mind or soul they have understood that this world is fake, useless, shallow and superficial.