undying (hallowe’en haiku)




where darkness gives way
to her luminescent shape,
energy remains

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I was listening to that George Noory fellow on the radio one night last week while driving home. He was talking to someone who suggested that perhaps things we perceive as ghostly visions could well be leftover energy. Energy doesn’t begin or end in the classic sense; it merely transfers from one form to another. So the idea of ghosts being the energy leftovers of what they were before made sense to me.

While I’ve never seen anything I’d refer to as a ghost, I do believe, as Teilhard de Chardin suggested, we are spiritual beings having a physical experience and not the other way around. From that paradigm, energy as an element of spirit doesn’t seem far-fetched at all.

image: koke

by howard

October 28th, 2008

  • I think certain people exude energy - spiritual and physical. The spiritual energy is much more pleasurable to tap into. It's life-giving.
    I suppose there is every reason to believe that energy can be left isn't so difficult to comprehend.

    Nice to see hallowe'en spelled correctly, too.
  • I think so too.

    And it's always good to hear from someone else who takes pleasure in antiquated spellings ;) -- but what would you expect from a frustrated journalism student?
  • Love love love it!
  • Thanks. It seems I keep looking for new ways to talk about the spiritual/physical paradigm.
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