Free Aliens and the Antichrist: Unveiling the End Times Deception by John Milor

cases, for example, a haunting may be the reenactment of an event, such as a war (like the well-famed Battle of Gettysburg haunting), or a crime, rather than a particular being who seems lost and confused.
    Concerning the Gettysburg haunting, an article on hauntedhouses.com, which I have quoted below, documents an amazing incident that happened during the filming of the 1993 film, Gettysburg.
    During the filming of the film, Gettysburg, actors/Civil War re-enactors dressed in uniform would often walk off set, exploring the real battlefields during their down time. A group of Union soldiers went up to the Little Round Top area, to enjoy the lovely sunset. While standing there, they heard the rustling of leaves behind them. Looking to see who it was, imagine their surprise when a rather haggard looking old man, dressed as a Union private, made his appearance. The man was filthy and smelled of sulfur, a key ingredient of the black powder used in 1863. He walked up to the men and handed them a few musket rounds. He said, “Rough one today, eh boys?” He then turned and walked away. As the startled men examined the musket rounds, this mystery man vanished into thin air! They brought these musket rounds into the town of Gettysburg, and they were authenticated as original rounds, 130 years old! 19
    Was this a real person that had died, or was something else happening here? Could this have been a distortion in the space-time continuum, allowing physical matter to pass 130 years into the future?
    Haunting activity can also include inanimate objects, such as a ghost train (the purported train of President Lincoln’s funeral), 20 a ghostly wagon from the cowboy days, 21 or the sound of musical instruments being played. 22 What could this strange energy be, if it was never alive to begin with?
    When I wrote Aliens in the Bible, I went into detail discussing the concept of thought-forms. 23 In short, thought-forms are the energy of thoughts that are—in some way yet to be discovered—infused into matter. (Read Aliens in the Bible for more reference material concerning scientific and scriptural support for the existence of thought-forms.)
    What inspired my thinking about how thought-forms and haunting activity might be related was a 1992 movie titled To Catch a Killer . 24 This movie chronicled the rampages of a serial killer. What caught my attention about it was that a woman with the psychic ability of psychometry helped to apprehend a serial killer. When handed a camera and a high-school ring, the woman was able to describe the killer’s physical appearance and personality characteristics. She was able to tell that the owner of the objects was dead, and knew a number of details about the location of his dead body. Her abilities were almost like a bloodhound’s ability to identify with a scent. An unknown, undetectable energy surrounded the objects in question, and they were chock-full of information. While the energy itself wasn’t alive, the information it held was audio and visual, contained smells, and even conveyed emotions. Concerning this energy, it could very well be that God ordains its existence, so people with certain spiritual gifts can tap into it and obtain information.
    In summation concerning the existence of ghosts, I believe that the universe is full of things that can’t be easily identified. Ghosts could be hallucinations, demonic impersonators, fluctuations in the time-space continuum, the actual spirits of the deceased, or free-roaming energy that contains many attributes of spiritual beings, but isn’t actually alive. A number of odd combinations of these could be at work as well. Cursed ground might be teeming with negative energy, which in turn attracts demonic spirits. Perhaps demons are able to tap into free- roaming energy sources. The possibilities could be endless.
    The cure for haunting is the same now as it was in the Old Testament: if justice is served concerning a crime that caused a particular