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Can ghosts be seen?

hello!
My senior (male in his 50s) at work seems to have a strong sense of inspiration, and the spirits of my senior's dead father and mother often help me
It tells me the story.
Other than that, it seems that spirits from friends who have passed away are also coming to see Senpai!

Because I don't have inspiration, a sixth sense, or anything
I don't know

Do spirits really exist?

4 Zen Responses

Let's know the difference between being able to see and being able to see.

Seeing and being able to see means being visible to others.
Being able to watch is just pretending to be watching in the person's head.
Please don't be fooled.

Think about the past, bring the future here, and worry about the present.
Look at things that aren't there.
Seeing and seeing are different things.
Facts are seeing things and phenomena that exist with the naked eye.
Thoughts are something to watch.
Mt. Fuji is there, but if you can see Mt. Fuji, it's something you haven't seen with the naked eye.
It's just a thought ❝ I'm watching ❞.
I recommend that you practice Sanzen until you understand it.

If you want ghosts to exist, I don't think this answer makes sense.
Buddhism is an awakened vision.
If you're possessed by thoughts, you won't be able to get used to the visions you've woken up to. don't worry.
I had a sad friend who used seeing ghosts as a communication tool.
If you make good use of fortune telling and psychic abilities, it will solve people's problems, but I don't really recommend that kind of thing because it has no basis and is a type of thing that leads people to magic (bad, confusion, unclear heart).
If there are people who can really see, it has long been proven and proven.

I think I have

I read it. There are times when you can see spirits. It's about the person himself, so it would be difficult to prove it, but if there's something you desperately want to convey, you want to convey that feeling, and it's likely that you'll come meet the person you want to convey it to.
However, there is a lot of fraud in the world, so I would like you to be careful. Being worried about money, for example, buying something or paying for it is almost always a heron, so please be careful.
The human mind is deep, so please observe it carefully.

Questions about spirits are dangerous

A familiar person called Senpai communicates with the spirit world...
You're curious about the existence of spirits.
However, when it comes to talking about “this hand,” there are also people who stir up fear by distorting the facts in a mess, so incorrect knowledge may be instilled.
Please be careful.
It's just my senpai's experience.
It would be wonderful if the parents who died helped the senior and the senior was saved by it.

Incidentally, I think there are stories about spirits or strange experiences.
After all, I've experienced a lot of things, such as experiences that I thought were scary, things I couldn't prove with logic no matter how I thought about them, and coincidences that were too timely.
But I don't give people too much detail.
It would be sad if it was an unfortunate story or a joke (lol)

differences between dogs and humans??

Previously, I heard this at the home of a disciple I visited at a memorial service.
“My dog usually never barks, but even after my grandfather passed away, he barks when he sees a spot on the wall. After all, can animals see inspiration or something they can't see?”

I don't know if spirits really exist or not.
However, when I heard a story like the one above, I suddenly thought, “Do humans think the same thing?” That's it.
For example, let's say an elderly grandmother looks at a spot on the wall and starts talking, “Grandpa, today...” Look at it and say, “My grandmother is inspired by looking at it!?” You wouldn't normally think that.
(Grandma, even if there are times when I wonder if it's okay... (> people <;))
Is it an inspiration if it's an animal, or a delusion that comes from an illness such as dementia if it's an elderly person? It makes me think. In other words, I think there is a problem with thinking about being “our convenience or not” rather than “whether we are here or not.”
In other words, we humans are creatures that don't doubt our own convenience or circumstances no matter how far we go.