Ghosts Being Photographed?

Ted Serios can do amazing things with his mind onto camera...see the incredibly interesting video of his mind's power......

The video below (in 3 parts) is a documentary about ghosts/places that has been captured on camera. During the 1950′s (and 60′s), they didn’t have Photoshop, photo editing tools on the computer or fancy SLRs that had many functions – all they did was shoot and capture. Ghost photographers have explained that they are able to capture ghosts on film because light and energy (unseen to the naked eye) can be captured on film.

The biggest manipulation that could have been done at that time was by doing double-exposures…this is where you’d take one photo and then take another photo on top of the previous one, which automatically gets superimposed. A lot of skeptics accused many photographers, who claimed to have taken photos of ghosts, to be using this tactic. However, in the video you will see experts differentiating the fakes…and the real photos.

There is one man however, Ted Serios, who in 1966 proved under tightly controlled experiments something quite unheard of. Ted Serios would stare straight into the camera’s lens (whilst holding onto the camera), close his eyes tightly shut…an independent photographer then waits for a moment and then snaps a photo. His intense concentration produces images on film, of places that he has never seen before. All he does is to look into the camera lens and concentrate! This method is called “Thoughtography”.

Although he was known to be a drunkard and a little bit…off, his photos was never proved to be fake or himself as a fraud. Whenever he was so sure that he had gotten the image in his head onto the photo successfully, he’d snap his fingers and say “I got it this time!”…and he was very, very sure.

Do watch the video…it’s very interesting, especially if you don’t believe it’s true..I find it totally enthralling….Ghosts definitely exist and many can see them. But photography of them is very interesting…proof..

Tsem Rinpoche

1. In Search… Ghosts In Photography – Part 1 of 3

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In Seach… Ghosts In Photography – Part 2 of 3

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3. In Search… Ghosts In Photography – Part 3 of 3

http://video.tsemtulku.com/videos/In_Search_Ghosts_In_Photography_Part_3_of_3.flv

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