Would you ever visit The Zak Bagans Haunted Museum in Las Vegas

>>18877649
I think objects can carry vibrations, negative or positive.
I would like to know what happened in that Indiana house that supposedly had demons in it that zak bought. Did the docu about it ever come out? I know the house was demolished awhile back.

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>>18877649

That's a good question....

I believe objects can definitely become possessed. But not the ones in any museum

Tourism kills everything, including ghosts or whatever possesses an object

>>18877649

I believe personal belongings can hold residue of the owners energy. Especially if these items are well cared for. So I think it might be possible for a spirit to cling to such an object.

Family heirlooms, jewelry, hair ornaments. But also pillows and shoes.

I wonder if there are haunted pillows?

I own an indonesian ceremonial dagger. Its a family heirloom.

People in Indonesia believe they house spirits. And that sleeping with one under your pillow will allow it to communicate with you and let you determine if its benevolent or evil, depending on wether you have a nice dream or a bad one.

Havent tried it though. Mostly because that thing is old and valuable and im worried it might break.

I once had an Indonesian friend visiting me and he completely freaked out about the fact I had the thing hanging above my fireplace. Claiming they were evil, and he couldnt believe id keep one around like that.

>>18878183
Kris are some dangerous shit

>>18878219

Ive never experienced anything remotely weird.

But it would be funny if I decide to get rid of it and my life suddenly improves by leaps and bounds, huh?