DANG...so many responses, where to start?
Hey, Fly, I think it would be fascinating to find out, but if they are telepathic, language may not be a barrier at all, especially if they're determined to be understood. But, I've also heard EVP's by other villagers of what was certainly a different language, possibly a tribal tongue.
Um-if you do decide to go to Rome,I can put you in touch with someone who has by happy coincidence studied Latin*LOL*I mean, what can be more practical with a potentially aggravated spirit than someone saying "The dog is black"? ;D
Hi, Ghosthunter1010...it ROCKS, it really does, we have a great bunch of people and I look forward to seeing more from you ;D
Now that is a very intriguing encounter, do you happen to know what tribe he was from? Was it just the one presence in
that house or were there others? The door/fog must have been
really impressive, if I may ask, how did your son handle the whole situation?
Hey, Owlie, as always I'm grateful for the history lesson, I know next to nothing about Oklahoma's past and could have sworn up and down they were a state during the Civil War, but I was-at best-an indifferent student of geography.
*LOL*Aww...you hit it on the head, my friend, I do think they can cross on their own and I am glad that the Callico Woman found peace at last

Clock? What'd you experience? Was it a handling thing and seeing a past owner or just the feeling of a presence?
Hullo, Akthra, very well said, my friend. I think in most cases of paranormal activity, especially a haunting, people get nervous because it calls into question their own beliefs
of what happens after we die. By most belief systems when the body dies, there's some form of accounting followed by reward or consequence based on the way we lived our lives, so how are spirits possible in that paradigm? Its a tough call, hey?
For myself I try to explain the process/stages of Death and Dying*technically, this applies to the terminally ill, but it works really well*and it gives them something to relate to from their own experience...unless they're the type that
totally goes into denial about death [smiley=cwm28.gif]