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Q: Can ghosts exist
underwater?
A: Theoretically, yes. However there are numerous factors that
would come into play during this type of catatonic existence. Evidence
that I have studied from a very small number of cases, including the
Titanic Museum in Orlando, Florida, suggests that although the ghost
still exists underwater, it does so in a comatose or suspended animation
type state similar to a cryogenic stasis where it's energy is preserved
in an inactive state where it can not gain energy and depletes it at an
extremely slow rate. While in this dormant, sleep-like state the ghost
is unaware of the passage of time and/or events that take place around
them. For example, when the remnants of shipwrecks and other maritime
tragedies are taken from the site of the incident this action can now
potentially awaken the energies via a catalyst, conduit, or trigger
mechanism. These energies which would be attached to the recovered items
would have been reactivated - “awakened” - if you will, when disturbed
from their “sleep,” thus causing a haunting that would be associated
with and perhaps centered on that particular item.
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