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23 Feb 2022, 9:01 pm

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It is normal for me to have coherent conversations with these "ghosts"; they seem to respond to me. I often think I am hearing the thoughts of other living humans, and sometimes they try to convince the they are gods (or God the Almighty). .


I can tell you authoritatively now. Those ghosts are LIARS.

Stupid damn ghosts, always trying to run their line of BS on mortals.

It's alright to talk to them. But don't fall for their tricks.

Just remember , Ghosts are habitual liars. With their ability to see things we' cant' see, it gives them an edge, therefore they might be convincing at times. But you can never trust what they say, really.

Cause remember, Ghosts are LIARS!!

They're jealous of us alive ones.

It's alright to entertain a ghost, be entertained by a ghost....but Ghosts are Ghosts. Dont trust a ghost!

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No matter if it's a spookily hot spectrish ghostly apparitition....she's still a dead chick!...Don't trust HEr!! ! and what ever you do, don't get any ectoplasm on you!! !...


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No matter if they're friendly....
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How to deal with a problematic Ghost....
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Agreed.
Tell them to piss orf. 8)



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07 Mar 2022, 4:13 pm

Probably not ghosts.

You probably are just hearing voices in your head like millions of folks.

But more on that later.

Maybe for the heckofit just play with the voices for a while. Experiment. Ask them their names. How they died. When they lived. Write down their names.Hometowns. If you find their names on public records then (old phone books, or online) then maybe they are actual departed people. And you're like that kid in "The Sixth Sense", and are on to something.

But youve already said that some of them refer to themselves as "god". So they probably arent the ghosts of departed actual people. Its just a glitch in your brain circuitry (as someone above said).

A buddy of mine used to hear voices. We would be sitting in his living room together watching a triple X porno. And he would blurt out at the screen "same to you buddy!", and then turn to me and say "i am sorry, I was just talking to one of the voices".

He said he got a doctor to give him prescription head meds, but that they just made him feel and function like a "zombie". Cure worse than the disease. So he just put up with the voices.



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07 Mar 2022, 5:40 pm

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Maybe for the heckofit just play with the voices for a while. Experiment. Ask them their names. How they died. When they lived. Write down their names.


Bad move, dude.
They want attention, *any attention*.
Ignore the bastardos.
Make them dead to you, err. :mrgreen:



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08 Mar 2022, 5:21 pm

Pepe wrote:
naturalplastic wrote:

Maybe for the heckofit just play with the voices for a while. Experiment. Ask them their names. How they died. When they lived. Write down their names.


Bad move, dude.
They want attention, *any attention*.
Ignore the bastardos.
Make them dead to you, err. :mrgreen:


you're probably right.

In fact Russel Crowe, as John Nash, in "A Beautiful Mind", is a good role model. How he finally learned to ignore "people" (delusions) he sees and hears in order to get on with his life.



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08 Mar 2022, 9:09 pm

naturalplastic wrote:
Pepe wrote:
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Maybe for the heckofit just play with the voices for a while. Experiment. Ask them their names. How they died. When they lived. Write down their names.


Bad move, dude.
They want attention, *any attention*.
Ignore the bastardos.
Make them dead to you, err. :mrgreen:


you're probably right.

In fact Russel Crowe, as John Nash, in "A Beautiful Mind", is a good role model. How he finally learned to ignore "people" (delusions) he sees and hears in order to get on with his life.


:thumright:

In essence, these "voices" are mind rapists.
Don't even tell them to piss orf.
Just ignore them. 8)