Ghosts are
everywhere in California. From commercial scare
experiences at theme parks such as Knott's Berry
Farm and Disneyland to ghost tours, haunted
mansions and hotel accommodations with ghosts
provided free of charge, it’s the perfect time
to venture out and experience haunted
California.
One woman
named Mary Ann is among the list of priests,
psychics and ghost hunters called to release
spirits believed to inhabit houses and
businesses. Mary Ann claims that when a person
dies, he or she has three or four days to enter
a "white light" that is the path to judgment.
Somewhere inside the light, she believes, a
person's ultimate fate is decided. Some people
aren't ready to leave earth yet, though, and use
their free will to hang around, she said.
"That white
light is presented to you the very second that
you die," Mary Ann said. "In your last breath,
that white light is there. And everybody stays
around for their funeral, everybody. That person
in the casket—their spirit is right above the
feet. They hear everything that goes on, they
see everything that goes on. They check out
their flowers, see who's there, who's not
there."
Some ghosts
stick around to say goodbye to those they love.
Some, like a young father who dies suddenly,
want to take care of the living, she said. While
they don't all cause trouble, they usually are
unwelcome. She claims to have cleansed churches,
local courthouses and hospital surgical rooms.
She says she also has worked for police
departments, helping to solve murders by
communicating with the dead victim. One
television program, Psychic Detectives, deals
with this subject and documents police
department use of psychics to help solve
murders. More about ghosts
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