In 2010, the now 50-year-old United States citizen, Charles Brandon, moved to live in the New York borough of Brooklyn. The house in which the lonely bachelor settled, unexpectedly for him was inhabited by "other tenants" - numerous ghosts. People from the other world, with whom the building literally teems, have a habit of slamming doors, smashing dishes in the kitchen, moving furniture and, most surprisingly, being reflected in mirrors.
The new owner of the dwelling, noticing the mystical "tricks" with mirrors, soon realized that in this way all these unique phantoms could be easily photographed, and began to collect pictures of their supernatural roommates.
Today, there are already several hundred such images in the American collection. Some of them Brandon decided to share with the regulars of the World Wide Web who are interested in the subtle world. In addition, he also provided a unique video in which you can contemplate the formation in the mirror of a mysterious blurry image, similar to a human face.
Charles says: “I don't actually live in some damn house built, say, in an Indian cemetery or within a geopathic zone. There is nothing special about this place. I became interested in my visions in mirrors and contacted an expert in the paranormal. He surprised me by saying that spirits live in almost every home, but they rarely let people know about their existence. If this happens, it means that the living have somehow intrigued the ghosts. I live alone in this house, so it is obvious that the attention of the phantoms is riveted precisely to my person. I don’t know what they want from me, but I haven’t noticed any aggression towards myself so far, fortunately, from these cute phantoms”.
Brandon does not consider himself a ghost hunter, much less a medium. He jokingly calls his activities "the civil rights struggle for ghosts." At the moment, the man is unemployed and is raising funds to organize his own TV show, which will put skeptics who do not believe in the other world in their place. The materialists have repeatedly told the New Yorker that he is not filming anything remarkable or abnormal. Like, this is just a pareidolic illusion, when various glare and distorted shapes remind the human brain of familiar images from the real world.
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While there are few philanthropists who want to financially support Charles's venture, and the constant ridicule on the part of skeptics does not bring his task closer to completion. The American can only continue to engage in his unusual activities, relying on good luck and hoping for the best. However, he is sure that he is already generously rewarded from above for the ability given to him to interact with otherworldly forces.
