If by a question mark you mean that you think spirit photos should be presented with some scepticism, I disagree and think it would be better without. Though I truly appreciate your comments and I am actually glad to have an opposing view to stimulate conversation. I believe that consistent scepticism keeps spiritual understandings at bay. And why not err on the side of belief?

If something photographed turns out to have a conventional explanation, oh well. I once captured a grainy photo of what I was sure were UFO discs until I eventually realized it was a power pole in the distance. But it was amongst the most thrilling, chilling rushes I have ever had. And my mind opened much wider that day, even in my error, which I felt was purely intentional and synchronistic, and I truly wouldn't go back and change those moments and "accurately" see the pole instead of UFOs.





I am passionate about belief because it has brought tremendous meaning, wonder and beauty to my life. So I cannot advocate it enough.


But, you have got a good point here. If exploring both "pros/cons" help some people who are trying to bridge the gap between disbelief and belief, then yay!

By the way, Dawn, all of your comments over time have brought me lots of joy, encouragement, growth and so much food for thought!! I love them all.