The Origins of Ghosts and other Elementals By Brian Schill Death.

Its the end of our life and thusly the end of our conscious physical existence. This is what most of us have been taught to believe from the time of our birth. However, throughout history mankind has asked Is this eternal finale really the end? Many times when we have a paranormal experience we accept it under the faade of our mind playing tricks on us, that we are overtired, or some other similar pretense that we can easily and comfortably assure ourselves of. Paranormal experiences happen to people more often than they would be comfortable knowing about. This is not to say that every event that we can not readily explain should be called paranormal. On the contrary - we should view all potential paranormal events with a skeptical eye until we find that there is no other plausible or logical explanation for what has taken place. Most paranormal events take place just out of range of human perception, but there are times, because the fields of existence border each other so closely, that they intermingle with each other. Barring religious and philosophical arguments we must look to physics and physiology to explain, at least in part, what happens when a ghostly manifestation takes place. Over time a ghosts energy may dissipate to a point where the consciousness fades and it is no longer self-aware. In this state the ghosts energy may lie dormant until its cell is disturbed or reactivated. Disturbance of the energies is a relatively straightforward action that obviously creates enough of a change in the energy of the surrounding environment to awaken the ghosts consciousness. Reactivation, however, requires a trigger mechanism to act as a catalyst. Unlike a Genesis Mechanism a trigger mechanism is a bit trickier to define as they are innumerable and almost impossible to predict as each situation is unique and has its own set of specific circumstances and variables. As with the Genesis Mechanism these triggers are highly variable and can range from intangible energy such as emotional stresses and extremes to physical acts such as trauma and violence. What all of the previous information in this article points to is that under the right circumstances the bioelectric energy within the human body coupled with a Genesis Mechanism and the physics of the First and Second Laws of Thermodynamics can potentially lead to the creation of an anomalous bioelectric manifestation a ghost. Even with the strong evidence presented in this article, there will always be skeptics. With the mounting tide of accurate scientific research, the data compiled continues to support the existence of ghosts. This burden of evidence supports the continued scientific efforts in the field of paranormal research. The various works in this magazine hold true to the scientific vision of that burden.

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