Is there a time limit on earthbound spirits?

Others think the same way as you, sounds like a second death. What I would like to think is that they go on to a higher plane of existence. but in reality you are probably correct. Thanks

The ancient humans I have always thought to be as intelligent as we are and in some cases more. an Example take most of us and sit us naked in the woods and tell us to survive not many of us would on the other hand, they could survive in our society.As far as their feelings I think they had the same as ours today as emotions are concerned .
I feel that there is much more to spirits then just residue energy I do believe this phenomena exists but not the total answer. The possibilities are endless.So the question remains the same Do earthbound spirits have a time limit? and if so what is that time line.

I have thought about this often and have come to the tenuous conclusion that eventually, an earthbound spirit will get absorbed into the land if there is not someone around to keep their memories alive. We don't see cave man spirits, and frankly I can't think of any stories of seeing ghosts going back much more than five or six-hundred years. Obviously this would vary per culture since there are ancestor-worshiping cultures. Just my thoughts.

it's just like clay pots recording moments while being sculpted and being able to play it back... or wood floors in old houses doing the same thing trapping energy. but now what if your right, was it you? lol maybe there was not a concept of afterlife. so therefore there was no need. because well, there would be energies trapped in carvings or even on the walls of cave paintings.. hmmmm well gives me something else to think about.

I still don't see how asking questions causes trouble.

I've never heard of this ghost ranch in New Mexico legends or of any 60 foot long ghost snake, I'll go google those in a moment.

I'm not saying quartz or other minerals, elements, or metals are batteries in and of themselves, just that they hang on to energy much like a battery does. They don't need to be charged per se, they just absorb the energy around them and release it periodically. I wish I could remember which episode of which ghost hunting show I was watching, but, they were in some kind of castle or fort that was built on a ridiculously huge deposit of quartz and limestone. You could hear voices, footsteps, conversations, and miscellaneous noises on the playback of their EVP recorder. Of course this is also assuming these shows aren't faked or enhanced for entertainment value. If I remember correctly, the peak of activity in the past for this location was the 15th or 16th century. This would mean the natural quartz/limestone absorbed the energy/vibrations of activities 5-600 years ago and released it not only at the time the episode was taped, but for years prior to the taping, otherwise there never would have been an episode recorded there in the first place.

Writing things down is good! Maybe your blog page? Or even just notepad?

I am well aware neanderthals had tools, and even had concept of procreating too much ( oh and even had their own form of pornography... oh gee imagine that..) and built huts that could fit 4 to 8 people .Thank you for the correction I am educated well enough.But that is not what i truly meant. And yes, i am in a great deal of trouble, as i have come up with thousands of more questions. like ghost ranch in new mexico legends? but then why would a 60 ft long snake have a reason to stay behind? And as for battery, and this was truly my point, how would they have even been charged in the first place... man oh man maybe i sould write some of this down lol

Neanderthal's cranial capacity was larger than ours, they had tools, art, cared for their sick and injured, and buried their dead. Just because they didn't know as much as we do now doesn't mean they were unintelligent.

With that out of the way, it's entirely possible there was no concept of an afterlife, god(s), or even ghosts during prehistoric man's reign on earth. If their idea of a full and complete life was to live long enough to bring their own offspring into the world why would they have "unfinished business" when they passed? Of course, I'm in no way insinuating that's the only reason for a spirit to stick around after death.

Another possibility for a pronounced lack of prehistoric ghosts could simply be too much time has passed. Neanderthals were around for 250k years, we've been here for around 100k years. Various minerals and elements are fantastically amazing when it comes to holding on to energy. How long can they do that for, though? If we managed to run a current through a quartz crystal embedded with just one single word, how long would it "last"? I don't know the answer to that, but I'm guessing centuries is definitely within the realm of possibility. A few thousand years? Maybe. A few thousand decades? I'd be inclined to say no to that one, any battery can holds its charge for only so long before it dissipates over time.

Ordania, theories are like questions, there aren't any stupid ones and they all hopefully lead to gaining more knowledge, and they certainly can't get you into trouble! Well, as long as you don't get sent back in time to the nearly four century period of horror known as the Spanish Inquisition!

Can't argue that. Lol

that would possibly explain the neanderthal state of some men...

What about reincarnation? Couldnt it be possible the cavemen have returned in later years. I would think when spirits are seen or contacted, they would present themselves as their last earthly being. I don't know a lot but that's how I've always rationalized it.