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I've never seen a ghost, but 98% of people if they were me would think they had. What does this mean? It shows how easily it is for people to be duped and for something that doesn't exist to get spread.
When I was asleep one night I had sleep paralysis and i opened my eyes I was in my living room, I could see it physically this wasn't a "dream" so to speak yet it wasn't not a dream at the same time. Basically there are times in sleep paralysis for example where you're not awake nor asleep but sort of in between, so you can see hallucinations, in other words your mind's eye so to speak merges with what you can visually see in real life. So I saw what many would chalk up to being a ghost, but there's no reason to believe it to be so considering the circumstances. I saw a woman who was maybe 40 yrs old who I don't believe I had ever seen before in my life. Situations like this where we are asleep or were just asleep where potentially we can hallucinate images because we're still asleep but for some reason our eyes are open because we're in a hyper aware state while still being in a dream state should not be taken seriously, in terms of putting stock into it's validity of what you see being a ghost.
I know people who for instance attribute their shirt you know when it is caught on your pants and it falls down, they think they're being tugged at by a ghost. Or they misplace something and find it somehwere else and thin ka ghost moved it. Or they see a shadow or hear a noise at night and think they saw a ghost. I think they're letting their imagination get carried away and conjuring up grand stories and buying into it based on prior beliefs.
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