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Poltergeists
and
the evidence behind them
Poltergeists date back to the ancient times of the
Romans, but received their name from the Germans, noisy spirits. They
can possess any thing or any one, but the real problem is that they can
travel anywhere at anytime. Upon much research and reading many stories
of them we have put together a list of potential symptoms for a
poltergeist.
Poltergeists can invade any location, but more evidence proves that they
remain with a haunted area. The typical signs of a invasion include,
objects being mysteriously thrown and smashed, horrendous smells, loud
noises, apparitions, and various forms of light. If you experience any
of these signs be sure to investigate any new items you might have
brought into the haunted area. There have been reports of poltergeists
living within objects, then polluting the area around it. If it is an
object contact your local research team, or properly dispose of the
object. If you choose to dispose of the object, keep in mind that the
entity will follow it to the next location, so be careful. If there is
not a new object, and a person that you know is exhibiting strange
behavior then contact a local priest or your local research team.
Poltergeist usually take over females up to the age of 25 with
subconscious Psychokinetic (PK) abilities. PK is having the ability to
control mind over matter, but most people do not realize they have it.
The female is usually mentally unstable; diagnosed with depression,
schizophrenia, anxiety, phobias, etc. There are certain cases, but they
are rare, when the female is possessed, and is mentally stable. In both
forms of cases the agent's (person who is being possessed) experienced a
recent trauma. The poltergeist's are said to be more likely to take
over an agent when their serotonin is at a higher level. During the
possession the entity will cycle its energy until it peaks strong enough
to physically and or mentally damage the agent. Due to the damage there
is much talk of the poltergeist being evil, thus why the average person
contacts a priest.
If
you come in contact with a poltergeist please inform your local research
team or priest.
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