Phantom phone calls, also known as "dead calls" or "afterlife calls", is a phenomenon where a person receives a call from someone who has recently died. These calls are often brief, and the voice on the other end of the line is usually described as distant, distorted, or difficult to recognize.
Phantom phone calls have been reported by people all over the world. While some believe these conversations are evidence of an afterlife or communication with the spirit world. Others attribute them to psychological factors, technical glitches or distasteful jokes.
Stories of this type are in bunches and if you believe the creators of the liveabout.com portal, in most cases, the conversations are very short and often come down to one sentence spoken by a deceased friend or relative. Voice messages are not the only means of communication. In 2014, Romanian Gina Mihai claimed to have received a photo message from her long-dead grandmother. A 34-year-old woman saw a strange selfie of her late grandmother on her phone screen.
There are many theories about what causes phantom phone calls. Some believe they are the result of residual energy or memories imprinted in the physical world, while others suggest they are a form of psychokinesis where the caller's thoughts are able to manipulate the telephone line. Skeptics, on the other hand, look for mental illnesses bordering on psychosis.
Some find these calls comforting as they feel they are receiving messages from loved ones who have already passed away. Others find them disturbing or scary because they feel they are being contacted by something they don't understand. The phenomenon of ghostly telephone calls remains a fascinating and mysterious aspect of the paranormal world that continues to generate curiosity and debate.
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