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     Haven't we all wondered how ghost talk to the living at one time or another?  I was thinking about this the other day, and after digging into some old research of mine, I decided to cover this very topic as my next blog post. 

​  So how is it that when ghosts of the departed are heard in haunted houses, on recording devices, or over ghost box radios that their voices sound rather similar to when they were alive? Now we all are aware of the various ways ghosts communicate with the living, but have you ever wondered why you might have felt a bit of familiarity in such an event?   Firstly, the sounds of our voices imprint upon our consciousness so we retain that when we die.  Usually when a ghost telepathically communicates with a person they knew in real life then the voice is often as the observer remembers it. 

​  Ghosts need to have the energy to manifest in our reality so they save power where they can.  Communicating directly with people’s minds is easier than physically vibrating the air molecules to reproduce their voice. Ghosts will often use telepathy to convey their voice forth.  Since ghosts are a form of energy they register on the electromagnetic spectrum, and manipulation of that spectrum is how they manifest in various forms.  This includes their voice being heard over the radio waves (EVP) which are the lowest energy on the EM spectrum.  So recorded capture on devices, such as ghost spirit boxes, that receive radio waves are the most common form of spiritual communication with higher dimensional beings including ghosts of dead humans.  Additionally some people can actually hear ghost radio wave voices thanks to a mix of their hearing abilities, and the ghosts’ projection power.

​  So the next time you want to communicate with your late great-aunt, just try to keep in mind the energy she is putting forth just to communicate with a nearness only you or another family member can recognize.  It's actually sweet in a ghostly way.