Why seeing ghosts in the bedroom should be questioned
April 19th 2012 00:27
Very often people report seeing a ghost like figure or shadow at the foot of their beds. Reports of the feeling the bed move or seeing shadows in the middle of the night are another common occurrence. What those people are failing to take into account is how the human brain works.
There is a transition period between sleep and awake. We cannot see ourselves go through that transition period but we have witnessed others go through it. How often have you nudged someone who was asleep, have them talk to you, then you went back to see if they were still awake to find the back to sleep, later they denied talking to you. They were in fact still asleep when you talked to them.
I know several sleepwalkers, sleep talkers and one sleep eater. If the human body is capable of doing those things while asleep then the human brain is also capable of seeing things that are not there when waking up.
The best thing is to have a bedroom sighting or occurrence corroborated with someone else or catch it on camera.
There is a transition period between sleep and awake. We cannot see ourselves go through that transition period but we have witnessed others go through it. How often have you nudged someone who was asleep, have them talk to you, then you went back to see if they were still awake to find the back to sleep, later they denied talking to you. They were in fact still asleep when you talked to them.
I know several sleepwalkers, sleep talkers and one sleep eater. If the human body is capable of doing those things while asleep then the human brain is also capable of seeing things that are not there when waking up.
The best thing is to have a bedroom sighting or occurrence corroborated with someone else or catch it on camera.
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