TressesOfNephthys wrote: Ok, I'm going to tell you a little story, so stay with me lol...
I used to work in a textile laboratory a few years back, and the room where the samples were prepared was a large enclosed room with a conditioned environment (the room had to stay within a certain temp and humidity range). On one side of this room there was a large picture window, which from the prep area gave them a dank view of the cubical farm where the supervisors sat, but the supervisors could all stand at the window and look in on the prep people. Often, when we had clients, the supervisors and managers would bring them to the window rather than actually bring them into the room to talk to the women in there. Even though I didn't work in that area, I heard a lot of their complaints that they felt like they were in an aquarium or at the zoo. The feeling was if the management or clients wanted to know what they were doing, why didn't they just come in and ask?
Spirits get gawked at a lot in a sense. People want to see them, experience them, hear their voices, but few really listen to what they want or ask if they can help.
Tell her what she's won Johnny; For that comment, you get a new, 2012 Karma!
Spirits are NOT zoo animals. They should be respected and heard. Sadly, they've become part of a "business"; which is why I wouldn't spend 10 seconds on an investigation with Chip Coffey. He looks to be gifted, so I'm not judging that. What I am judging is the exploitation of the living and spiritual kind. If it's that easy to do something like that, how can I fully trust anything else they may do; no matter how gifted.
Folks, we need to get to the place where there is a trust factor with those who have passed. I believe they know our intentions, which raises the bar for how sincere and trusting we really are. We're here to educate that there are spirits which never die, but live on. We're here to gather information and provide it to the public. Because spirits will have a lack of trust for most, how much truthful material do you really think is getting out there?