'Photocopied impressions'

Many of us here will be familiar with psychometry where a psychic can touch or feel an object then pick up 'vibrations' or impressions from it. In other words objects are like recorders, which soak up the energy around it, especially from events, people, their moods, emotions etc.

Now..if one was to look at a photocopy of a photo, or even one scanned in would any 'impressions' be lost? For instance if one were looking at a picture of someone from a website, would one pick up any information from it?

[edit on 4/11/07 by Flyboy211]

That's kind of where that haunted painting thread comes in. Sorry I don't have a link but I posted a haunted painting and I know that I felt something from it and I think so did some other people in that thread. So I say yes you can feel something from a item or copy. But it might have to have had a strong emotion or something tied to it.

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I may not be the best one to answer this, because for me, it's not all things or all photo's that I get anything from. But if it's the person in the photo that you are getting something from, it don't matter if it's copied or not.
I get alot from things like teddy bears and some photo's (don't know why some and not others). I don't really get anything from jewlery and things of that nature ( or haven't yet).

There was only 1 painting on e-bay that I ever felt something with. And it wasn't the painting itself, but the person who painted it I felt something of.

Thanks for the replies

Originally posted by AngelaLadySI may not be the best one to answer this, because for me, it's not all things or all photo's that I get anything from. But if it's the person in the photo that you are getting something from, it don't matter if it's copied or not.
I get alot from things like teddy bears and some photo's (don't know why some and not others). I don't really get anything from jewlery and things of that nature ( or haven't yet).

There was only 1 painting on e-bay that I ever felt something with. And it wasn't the painting itself, but the person who painted it I felt something of.

If I were to give you a link to a photo, could you tell me if you get anything from it?

Reverence, awe and uncertainty. All in the sence of sadness not 'wow'ness.

Was this taken at a funeral (or another large commemorative event?)

Originally posted by AngelaLadyS
Reverence, awe and uncertainty. All in the sence of sadness not 'wow'ness.

Was this taken at a funeral (or another large commemorative event?)

Well I got it from here :-

BBC

Perhaps that photo was taken at some sort of parade ceremony, when soldiers are fully initiated into the Army. A passing out parade?

However the other deaths seem suspicious but the strongest feeling that something isn't right is with the one I linked to you. It is of Private Geoff Gray who died from two bullet wounds to the head. Could you make take another look at the photo and sense something related to the time he died?

Cheers

I didn't look at the photo again, because it came right to me from seeing it briefly before. I didn't look at the artical iether, because I don't want it to give me any hints or clues that aren't just from (where ever).

Like I said, reverence, awe and uncertainty.
The feelings I will discribe as like when your getting ready to start your first day at high school (a big school with lots of buildings) - kind of scary, nervious.

As far as AT the time of death... the feeling... (Of course, when I try to zone in on 'death', often it can be the 'death' of a time v. the physical death... but if this person is dead... it's odd, because I thought you said it was a male, yet I get female loud and clear. Maybe that's where his thoughts were as the fear of death struck. But as far as the death itself (of someone he is thinking of as this photo was taken or during his own death) it is more a wonderous / dreamy / calm / ... like a split second is taking soooo long. It's like only one second has gone by just now, but in my mind there are complete thoughts and ideas that would have to take much longer to think - many complete thoughts - all of them are non hurried and not fast - they are calm, completed thoughts but they somehow happen in such a short time that it don't seem possible - and this thought also passes through his mind. It's a wonderous thing to realise and his minds drifts there for a moment.
It is anxious and scary.. then awsome and WOW in a reverence / mellonchally / almost sad kind of way.. then it's complete and so ??? in such a fast fast period of time. Like slow motion time going on around this person. The pain isn't there and even though this person knew death was there, so quickly it was no longer a scary or concerning thing. It went quickly to something different. It feels like being overwhelmed when looking at something that is so great and mysterious that you can't even come up with words or thoughts to discribe it and you just marvel.

Somehow I think all that I discribed was of a person that this person in the photo was thinking of though - I could be wrong, but it seems the death I am discribing wasn't belonging to this person in the photo.

Does this make any sence at all? Remember, what I'm getting could be from the person in the photo, but somehow it feels detatched yet personal to him.

Please let me know - I'm real curious about it now.

And your right - something is funny. Why would these things feel detatched and possibly not him? Has his body been brought back home or did they just 'say' he was killed?

What I got from looking at the photo...confusion..maybe gay tendencies???
And No thats not based on his appearance!
Violence...beatings....a woman in an apron....hes on the floor next to a bed, shielding his face shirtless wearing pants....he has a chain around his neck...

I never understood how this thing works!



[edit on 13-11-2007 by hot_acacia]