Ghosts_And_Poltergiests

Ghosts And Poltergiests What is the difference between hauntings and poltergeists' Some people might think there really isn’t a difference. The difference is that hauntings are spirits of deceased human beings that appear frequently in a certain place. Poltergeists are a more physical version of ghosts. Poltergeists meaning “noisy ghost” in German is exactly what it sound like. Poltergeists will scream, throw objects, and make noises such as rapping or taps to make their presence known. In other cases poltergeists have been linked to demons. Most hauntings are usually related to a specific place or tragic death. The differences between poltergeist activity and hauntings are hard to distinguish, but in different situations it is noticeable. Haunting activities are continuous over time, concentrated in the same area. While poltergeists activities seem to disappear for a time period and come back. Examples of both poltergeists and hauntings can be found in the history of the Borley Rectory and the Tower of London, two very old English building with traumatic and dramatic supernatural histories. The Tower of London is known world-wide for its bloody history and the royalty that have walked through the halls of the building. Although you might imagine the tower to be big it ghosts, poltergeists, tower, hauntings, rectory, henry, borley, between, activity, seen, known, history, difference, chapel, been, after, story, spirits, since, said, procession, poltergeist, place, people, one, objects, nun, monk, ghost, don’t, distinguish, death, building, both, being