The past couple of days, humidity
has hit Virginia. What has me thinking, do spirits or monsters feel the
humidity like we humans do?
I mean, spirits were once living
beings who passed away from our plain of existence. Supposedly, you no longer
need to eat, drink, or have any other mortal body functions. Do they still
feel, even if it's a sort of memory? I always asked that question during a paranormal
investigation when we the investigators are either sweating due to extreme heat
or freezing from the winter chill. I haven't gotten an answer to that question
yet.
What about Bigfoot or a lake
monster, or even the Mothman? Because he's called the Jersey Devil, does that
means if New Jersey's weather is in the 100s, he's fine, because we equate
devil with Hell? And Hell means hot--right? Maybe he is waiting for Hell to
freeze over.
I know that the Sasquatch has to
feel the heat, with all that fur/hair covering its body. As for the lake or sea
serpent, it can duck beneath the surface to keep cool--unless the water levels
start dropping. So the next time you decide to over-water your lawn this summer,
think about that poor lake monster who might die due to water levels lowering in
its environment.
I'm not even going to talk about aliens
or UFOs, even though I think the Mothman is an alien more than anything
paranormal. Like any tourist to somewhere else, they'll just have to do their
research on what sort of clothing they should pack in their suitcases!
Next time, you relax in your AC or
stay indoors in your heated house during the winter, think about all those
phantoms, monsters and extinct beasties that have to suffer the weather too.
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