7.7. Souls Tied to an Area

I believe that many books have been written and movies made about ghosts, mostly presenting the appearance of the soul of the deceased in the form of a body in a room. It moves around the house and goes through closed doors, through the walls. There is no obstacle for it to appear in different places. Some people are convinced that there was a crime committed or that a violent death occurred in the house. This stopped the soul of the deceased from leaving the site and it can no longer go its way.

This is true. The soul seeks forgiveness for its participation in the crime and shows emotional states experienced before the death of the physical body. I believe that the writers and other artists used this phenomenon for their works of art in a too simple and trivial way. Their presentations created the belief that such events are untrue and that their presentation of ghosts is exaggerated and that these are not real phenomena.

I visited a friend in the vicinity of Koper and at that occasion experienced an unusual feeling which warned me that something odd was going on nearby. This bothered me, so I automatically passed to the state of meditation without a specific aim. I stood in front of the door of the neighbour’s house. The door was open and I saw a long corridor which was not lit up sufficiently. I could not see the end of it. Suddenly, I saw a man wearing brown clothes, with dark hair but bald in front and on the left side of the head, in a good physical shape. When he entered the corridor through the wall, he looked at me in a scared way and quickly disappeared through the other wall of the corridor.

I tried to find out whether an accident happened in this building which was constructed after the Second World War, whether somebody disappeared, or died of violent death. None of the neighbours knew anything. They were all surprised by the question. I almost forgot about the event, when an old citizen who heard about me asking questions told that when the house was being constructed one of the bosses disappeared without a trace. Some people said that he fled to Italy, others that he disappeared with the wife of an officer, and others still that he was supporting the foundations of the house so that it would not fall down. It seems that the latter were right.

In the long years of my therapeutic practice, I have discovered, by means of measuring, many wandering souls which lost their physical bodies by violence, souls which did not go on their way after death, and which had to be analysed, often healed and helped to get detached from the crime site. Perhaps these examples in the book are redundant. But it is not redundant to warn therapists about these phenomena which can surprise them when cleaning an area. Moreover, the aim of repeating the typical examples is to warn any therapist to be maximally careful when making measurements on site.