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Please pray for the family and friends of Stephen E. Weinstock, he was called home to be with our Heavenly Father.

Stephen is the beloved father of Paranormal Cops investigator Austin Weinstock. So please keep Austin and his family in your prayers.

Wandering or Visiting Ghosts

Article from The Shadowlands

by Tina (tinacarlson@theshadowlands.net)

Many times we got stories or questions here at the Shadowlands that tell about seeing or experiencing ghosts once or for a matter of a few days never to see them or experience the same ghost again. I believe in many cases that this may be wandering or visiting ghosts.

Wandering or visiting ghosts are ghosts who are on their way to a certain place or area and they get distracted or curious about energy we may be releasing or an action we may be doing. They stop at our homes or areas until their curiosity is abated. Another thing that could cause these visits is the fact that ghosts know when a person can sense them. In a world where most people cannot or won't see a ghost this can make a ghost want to check in on the sensitive. These visits can last a few minutes to a few days depending on the ghosts and our reaction to them. Then the ghost leaves to continue on its path to wherever it was headed before it stopped to visit.

This theory could help explain why many ghosts are only experienced for a short time, or a haunting to only last days.

What are Ghost Lights

Article from The Shadowlands

by Anne Palagruto (pamina@theshadowlands.net)

Usually in the shape of balls, ghost lights (also called spook lights or earth lights), are patches of light that appear randomly or in patterns at particular sites. They vary in size and may be active for short periods of time or for years. Most are white or yellow, but some have been reported as red, orange or green. They may change colors while being observed. Some reports of ghost lights can be explained naturally, for example car headlights or ionized gas escaping from faults in the earth. Ghost lights have been researched by the Ghost Research Society and their findings are that:

1. (1) They are usually seen in remote areas
2. (2) They can only been seen from certain angles and distances
3. (3) Loud noises or bright lights may cause them to disappear
4. (4) Sometimes they are accompanied by a humming sound
5. (5) They are associated with hauntings involving accidents or tragedies involving loss of life

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Some of the most famous ghost lights are the ghost lights at Marfa Texas first reported in 1883. These lights bounce up and down and move across the ground like grassfire. Witnesses here have said the lights seem to be "playful".

More about the Marfa Lights: HERE
The Lights at Cohoke: HERE
The Surrency Spook Light: HERE