“Get down”, I said. Then I looked down and saw… … nothing. My heart skipped a beat. I was sure I had seen our little white dog jumping up at my right leg as I stood at the bench. Where could she have gone? Then she trotted around the corner from the lounge room. OoooKay. What did I see then? Since that day, several years ago now, I have occasionally seen that little white dog. We haven’t had a dog for years now other than our little ghost. I saw it again last weekend trotting down the stairs. No one else has seen this ghost, and I only ever see it in my peripheral vision, so I cannot identify its sex or breed. It’s just small and white. Do you believe in ghosts? Most people think I’m imagining things, and perhaps I am. But when we had a cat, it occasionally watched something walk across the room that we couldn’t see. Human vision and hearing are pretty limited, so things may exist outside our sensory range. Most of the science we think is fixed is really only a ‘best guess’ based on what little data has been collected. Remember The X-Files? Question everything. Regards, P.S. This free training doesn’t require questioning; it requires testing, and you can do that for almost free. |
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