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Both pictures taken by a tourist inside the legendary catholic temple of Notre Dame, demonstrate a mysterious haze, which floats or soars in the air right in the middle of visitors the cathedral. Naturally, cuchulan thought of a ghost right away as just made this discovery. The photographer believes that in a similar place surely people from the other world should live, and one of them to him, apparently, managed to capture on these frames.
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The man writes:
I photographed the main altar several times in Notre Dame, and when I later looked at my pictures, I found on two of them are this unidentified club of brownish steam. He’s a little looks like smoke from incense, but there was no priest nearby with censer. In addition, in one photo this strange cloud it is blocked by a stranger’s head. All I did with the images in editor, – it brightened them a little and circled the anomaly with red rectangles. I’m sure this is not a pareidolia since the cloud hanging in the air, there are no surfaces behind it, and it is clearly stands out against the backdrop of open space. I have a good an acquaintance who is a great skeptic and still possesses amazing ability to easily find logical explanations similar photos. In this case, he failed rationally explain the “ghost” in the temple.
Many Reddit users called these frames impressive and even scary. The author of the publication notes that he also visited then in the Catacombs of Paris, where the walls are lined with remains of about 6 million people, and took a lot of pictures there, but not on any nothing mysterious or unusual was recorded from them. Thus, cuchulan concluded that spirits are more like be in Notre Dame than in a dark dungeon. Or maybe the thing is completely different? We absolutely do not know how triple the world of the dead, trust in this case religious tales and sermons are all one thing to listen to today’s politicians. After all, and both pursue the same goals – to enslave our consciousness, but not enlighten …
