In the latest Spotlight titled "Lost Souls", Courtney says this:
[10:49] "These disoriented souls frequently hang around the scenes of their deaths or their homes. They try to talk to living people, becoming deeply frustrated and stunned when they are ignored, or when they realize their hands pass right through physical objects."
Question: Why do their hands pass through objects, but their feet don't pass through the ground?
I already asked this question years ago, and Farsight still ignores it. I know it sounds like a silly question, but if you think about it, the implications go deep. Let me show you the different possibilities:
1. The lost souls are "wandering" on a ground. But it can't be our physical ground, because then they would be able to interact with every physical object, which they obviously are not. This would mean they have their own physical environment, which is not connected to our physical environment.
Implication: The two different physical environments don't have to match. Where there's a physical object in our environment, there could be no object in their environment, and vice versa. This raises the question: Do they see both environments at the same time? And wouldn't that be confusing?
2. The lost souls aren't wandering on a ground, but floating instead. They don't have their own physical environment. They float through our physical environment, unable to touch things, including the ground.
Implication: They should recognize that they aren't walking on two legs anymore. Why don't they recognize it?
My opinion: I lean towards the second possibility, with the possible explanation that the lost souls are in a state of hypnosis, similar to a non-lucid dream. They don't recognize that the state they are in doesn't make sense.
This leads to an intriguing possibility: What if we are entering that same state of hypnosis when we are sleeping? What if this is not normal at all? 🤔