Series 1 took us through how the three main characters met and drifted into sharing a house together.  We have Mitchell, a handsome 120-year old vampire, George a geeky newly-converted werewolf and Annie, a confused and unhappy ghost.  The being human of the title concerns the efforts of our heroes to be normal, to be, as far as supernatural creatures can be, human.  In Mitchell’s case this means restraining himself from the urge to rip people’s throats open and drink their blood and, for George, it is the need to avoid tearing apart anyone within reach every full moon.

All three series have given us some gripping drama, covering profound issues of life and death, good and evil, tolerance and prejudice and a pondering of what it is to be human.  There’s comedy too; very dark, but also very funny.  The humour comes from the frequent incongruity of the human and supernatural worlds existing alongside each other and from the mundane reality of house sharing.  Would you tell a powerful, formerly murderous, vampire to do his own bloody washing up?  The programme also benefits from having three central characters who are all pretty damn sexy!

Original cast: Mitchell (Aidan Turner), George (Russell Tovey) and Annie (Lenora Crichlow)

So far Being Humanhas taken us through the back-story of the three main characters and, in Series 1, shown us the attempts of the evil vampires to tempt Mitchell, their former poster boy, away from his new friends back to his old, bloodsucking ways.  In Series 2 sees George falling in love with a girl called Lucy who, we later learn, is in thrall to the leader of a sinister sect that wants to destroy all supernatural beings.  Meanwhile, Mitchell and Annie are falling in love.  By Series 3 Mitchell and Annie are so deeply in love that he goes into purgatory, quite literally, to save her.  George, meanwhile, falls in love with Nina, accidentally coverts her into a werewolf and then gets her pregnant . At the conclusion of the series, Mitchell persuades George to kill him, to save Mitchell from himself and the world from Mitchell.  At the end of a very busy day for George, Nina is also killed, but their baby survives.

The opening episode of Series 4 was about moving on from the demise of three of the previous mainstays of the show: Mitchell, George’s girlfriend Nina and the evil, wise-cracking vampire leader, Herrick.  We are also introduced to a new character, Hal; clearly a direct replacement for Mitchell.  Played by Damien Moloney, Hal is an urbane, soft-spoken vampire and, we learn, is one of the legendary ‘old ones’.  Back to the happy house-sharing trio, then?  Not quite.  George is still around for now, but actor Russell Tovey wants to leave the show so his character is being eased out.  Cometh the hour, cometh the man, and into George’s shoes steps Tom (Michael Socha).  Tom was previously best supporting werewolf in Series 3, (surely that should be a new Oscars category?).  He is now the main (wolf) man.  Watch out Hal, this doggie ain’t too fond of vampires.

Series 4 Cast: Hal (Damien Moloney), Annie (Lenora Crichlow) and Tom (Michael Socha).

Note that a brooding, wraith-like George (Russell Tovey) hovers at the margins

In the series opener, the vampires are on the warpath, literally.  They have decided that enough is enough and it’s time they made war on humankind; killing most of us, converting some and enslaving the rest, presumably as blood donors.  Not sure how they work out who goes into which category, but I assume the selection process will be equal opportunities compliant.

 George and Nina’s new baby daughter will feature in this series too.  It is broadly hinted that she will be the saviour of the world.  George, after more brooding, calls her Eve.  Pretty heavy on the biblical allegory there, one has to say.  And is it just me, or is there some political comment in there too?  Why else is the leader of the evil vampires, Herrick’s replacement, called Griffin?

 I can’t wait to get my teeth into the rest of the series.  Watch it!

Being Human plays on BBC 3 television on Sundays at 9.00 pm

Well, I know this article is not that long, but I just wanted to write this. I do enjoy watching those shows because I am a big horror movie fan, but to believe in it does not make any sense. Like I said, the technology we have today can make anything look real and possible. 

The ghost phenomenon has become so closely from the instinct of fear that it’s almost the that, if asked, a lot of people would admit that not surprisingly they would be frightened once they encountered an apparition. Even many seasoned ghost investigators are generally known to run like scared rabbits right after they see or even see something unexpected. Why? Have ghosts really earned the trustworthiness of being harmful to people? If you were walking unarmed within a dense tropical jungle you know is inhabited by tigers together with large snakes, you’d surely be petrified. The threat for a life and well-being is kind of real and your doubts justified. Tigers and snakes may well and do kill. Nevertheless holy gracious! I can’t live to remain on any haunted house fully understand the place is infested by scary creatures in the night. I can’t tolerate it. In this occurrence of the Last Man standing entitled House of Spirits, Vanessa is scared that the ghost is haunting your home. Well, I’ll try to remain brave enough to see this episode.

It is a natural reaction for people to fear the anonymous. Thus, we should watch Last Man Standing Season 1 Episode 15: House of Spirits internet and measure our braveness.

Nick Polk

English 1102

Professor Rogers

23 April 2011

Do the Affects of Revenge Ever End?

            Revenge always leads to tragedy, no matter if the revenge is morally right or wrong. Revenge is an evil that can slowly build up and possess someone to do things him /her normally wouldn’t. Hamlet serves as a great testament to these things. In Hamlet’s culture he was morally right in seeking revenge on Claudius for killing his father, but did this revenge end up going the way Hamlet originally planned and how did the buildup of this evil affect Hamlet throughout the play?

            Hamlet’s culture is responsible for the way Hamlet seeks revenge in the play: “Hamlet is the product of a culture that knew a truth beyond all the confusions and diversities of life. It is certainly logical to look at him in terms of that truth. If it be insisted that we today are too far away from it, then we must be too far away from Hamlet as well, who would survive as a relic of the past and of nothing else” (Davis 3). In other words, Davis believes that Hamlet showed truth in his madness and our generation today would not go to the extent of which Hamlet did to avenge his family, as so this makes our generation today “untruthful” in a sense. If revenge is looked at today it can be seen that it is a waste of time and always ends up wrong, but in Hamlet’s time it was a duty to avenge family. The ghost or Hamlet’s father in the play wants to be avenged and how can a son deny his father something so honorable: “So art thou to revenge, when thou shall hear” (line 8). Once the Ghost tells Hamlet that his father was murdered by Claudius, the fire is lit and Hamlet is set on revenge.

            Hamlet’s determination possesses him and makes him perform duties of which he doesn’t want to perform: “My purpose in bringing all this in is to demonstrate the attitude of Hamlet toward a duty which he does not want to perform, but which honor, circumstances, and chance all require that he perform whether he like it or not” (Davis 43). Hamlet’s emotions come out and you start to see the revenge taking control: “By asking why Hamlet is aroused to react in turn with fear, desire, contempt, and disgust—not only towards Gertrude, but also towards Ophelia and the Ghost—I hope to show that Hamlet’s “problems” lie in his epistemological dilemma spurred by the material manifestations of “the inexpressibly horrible” (Kumamato 48). In the play Hamlet’s mentality has been changed in order for him to carry out these acts. He has turned ruthless and full of anger and expresses it as such by telling Ophelia: “get thee to a nunnery” (3.1 118). In other word’s Hamlet is calling Ophelia a whore and directly shows his determination in seeking revenge.

            Hamlet seems to grow with evil throughout the play and most critics wonder if it has anything to do with the Ghost’s command over him: “Elizabethan ghosts, we are told, could be good or evil / The moral ambivalence of the Ghost’s command is made quite explicit it admits that murder, which is what it seeks, is even in, the best, most foul, Furthermore, the motives for the revenge it seeks are largely private there are many lines of heartfelt anguish at the adulterous relationship between Gertrude and Claudius” (Hughes 395). The Ghost seems to make Hamlet believe that murder will solve everything and that he must kill Claudius to avenge his father, but what if the Ghost is actually the Devil trying to manipulate Hamlet? This would explain a lot of things because someone’s father would not push revenge so hard even back in Hamlet’s era.

            Hamlet was so overwhelmed with revenge that his safe plan of killing Claudius spins out of control. At first Hamlet was like okay, I’m not going to let this get out of control, I’m going to make the killing clean and prove Claudius’s guilt first, but it didn’t turn out the way he planned. Hamlet proves Claudius’s guilt and spots him kneeling and praying while on the way to his mother’s chambers, Hamlet contemplates how easy it would be to just plunge a sword into his back and let things be over with, but Hamlet feels that this would be a benefit instead of revenge as Claudius would go to heaven: “Now might I do it pat, now is a-praying / And now I’ll do’t – and so goes to heaven” (3.3 72-73). Instead of killing Claudius and being through with the murder, Hamlet decides to wait. Hamlet must give Claudius more of a death than the crime Claudius committed: “The revenge killing requires craft because it must equal the outrage of the original crime and satisfy the revenger’s intense feelings” (Brucher 257). Hamlet’s madness wants him to be satisfied in killing Claudius and leave him with a sense that payback has been served. Once Hamlet arrives in his mother’s chambers he hears Polonius cry out from the drapes and mistakes him for Claudius and kills him. This just goes to show that revenge never ends because if Hamlet would have just killed Claudius in the alley then more people would not have to die.

            Claudius is now trying to get rid of Hamlet and plans to kill him in a “friendly” sword fight, but Claudius has a few tricks up his sleeve. Claudius has poisoned the tip of Laertes’ blade and poisoned a drink that he will offer to Hamlet. Hamlet refused the drink and Gertrude unknowingly drinks it, which results in killing her. Hamlet then kills Claudius and Laertes. Hamlet is now left alone and drinks the poison and also dies. This goes to show that revenge always leads in tragedy. Hamlet got corrupted with vengeance which led to the ultimate never ending ride of tragedy: “It is a play about vengeance and how avengers lose their souls, sin, and corrupt in turn” (Lidz 33).

            In conclusion, revenge always ends up spiraling out of control and into tragedy. It will start off with a nice plan of action, but will always end up going wrong. Hamlet started off with a plan of action, but his vengeance led him into getting more innocent people killed, including his mother. Revenge never has a designated area to stop and when it does stop the damage has already been done. Revenge always leads into corruption and greed: “Any satisfaction a man may derive from punishing his enemy is more than outweighed by the utter misery he brings on himself” (Prosser 11). Hamlet’s madness ultimately leads him to destroy himself and others; twice the damage was dealt than originally because Hamlet acted with such vengeance and anger. Hamlet finally admits his madness in the end with an apology to Laertes: “Give me your pardon, sir / I have done you wrong, but pardon’t as you are a gentleman / This presence knows and you must needs have heard / How I am punished with a sore distraction / What I have done / That might your nature, honor and exception, roughly awake, I here proclaim was madness” (5.2 90-96). Hamlet is too late in realizing his madness in the end, however for tragedy has already struck. This all goes to show that revenge never truly ends and when it does tragedy has already struck, so revenge is truly a dish best served cold and should only be pursued with no outside factors or influences.

Works Cited

-Davis, Arthur G. Hamlet and the Eternal Problem of Man. NY: St. John’s UP, 1964.

-Lidz, Theodore. Hamlet’s Enemy: Madness and Myth in Hamlet. NY: Basic Books, 1975

-Prosser, Eleanor. Hamlet and Revenge. Stanford: Stanford UP, 1967.

-Hughes, Geoffrey. “Conscience in Literature” English Studies; Oct76, Vol. 57 Issue5, p395, 15p. Academic Search Complete.

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-Brucher, Richard T. “Revenger’s Tragedy” Studies in English Literature (Rice); Spring 81, Vol. 21 Issue 2, p257, 14p. Academic Search Complete.

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Nick Polk

English 1102

Professor Rogers

23 April 2011

Presentation Outline

I. Hamlet’s revenge ultimately leads to his demise.

A.        Hamlet is defended in going for revenge by his culture moral ideas. Arthur Davis says in one of his books that “Hamlet is the product of a culture that knew a truth beyond all the confusions and diversities of life. It is certainly logical to look at him in terms of that truth. If it be insisted that we today are too far away from it, then we must be too far away from Hamlet as well, who would survive as a relic of the past and of nothing else” (Davis 3) In other words, Davis believes that Hamlet showed truth in his madness and our generation today would not go to the extent of which Hamlet did to avenge his family.

B.        It is great that Hamlet is standing up for the morals of his era, but to what extent does revenge stop and when it does isn’t the damage already dealt?

Hamlet grows with evil throughout the play and some critics have an explanation of why. Geoffrey Hughes believes that the Ghost is just a tool of the Devil and manipulated Hamlet to act the way he does. “Elizabethan ghosts, we are told, could be good or evil / The moral ambivalence of the Ghost’s command is made quite explicit it admits that murder, which is what it seeks, is even in, the best, most foul,” (Hughes 257).

So as this influence of revenge fires up Hamlet, his plan of making the killing of Claudius sort of clean cut, changes. Instead of killing Claudius while he is praying when it would be so easy to do he decides to wait and kill Claudius when he is sinning that way, he would not go to heaven. Hamlet’s mistake of not killing Claudius here results in the killing of two more innocent people including himself, Polonius and Gertrude. Richard Brucher says “The revenge killing requires craft because it must equal the outrage of the original crime and satisfy the revenger’s intense feelings” (Brucher 257). He stabs Polonius behind the drapes and Gertrude mistakenly drinks the poison and Hamlet decides to drink the poison as well to get rid of the misery. So is revenge really worth chasing after? You never know when it’s going to end and when it does tragedy has already struck.

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Soon they find some odd footage and ghostly going ons! They hire a nanny to look after their son during the day and she tells them their son may be being haunted. The father gets rid of her and her superstitious nonsense.

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After she leaves they find the ghost gets angrier and call a priest or exorcist to help out, he too finds the ghost is angry and tells the parents. They ask for his help but he says he can’t do anything for them and as you expect they are haunted for a couple of months. Their son and the mother get the worst of it during the movie with doors shutting and staying locked.

As with the first film it keeps you in suspense throughout the movie and you get freaked out at certain times. It’s a totally different family unrelated to the previous family from movie one so it’s a bit odd why the ghostly happenings are occurring. You’ll just have to watch till the end to find out why!

In this very first movie a girl and her boyfriend move into a new house. The boyfriend is a camcorder maniac and likes to film everything. He decides to film his time with his girlfriend in their new home and while filming catches a few ghostly going ons around the house!

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I was really freaked out by this movie, it’s so suspenseful and that can make you feel more on edge than the actual things that happen. Throughout the movie things get moved, doors open and things may disappear. The scariest part is the attic, they go up there after hearing strange noises but there’s nothing there. You find out a bit about the girl’s past and reasons why the ghostly happenings may be happening but it’s all still a big mystery by the end of the movie.

You always see a shadow of something but you never know what or who it is and you never really find out. The ending is the scariest part and might leave you wanting to go to bed with a night light on. It’s also quite a psychological movie as it gets you thinking all kinds of crazy things and the not knowing is enough to make you scared. That’s the best part of the movie, you don’t know what is going to happen next and you want to find out but you also don’t want to at the same time!

It’s a really good movie just be prepared to be scared out of your wits and to watch the movie through slits in your hands.

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It was raining cat and dog, where the thunder crushed the trees with its fire and the sound made the night became so tense. The wind blew faster and faster likely the storm on the sea, never ever stopped and cut down some trees which it strength . It took place for about three hours, and then the situation turned into normal.

A creature in white gown was perching on the branch of the tall tree; her hair was long and black. It was waving, blown by the wind. She looked at the villagers’ houses sharply likely the eagle which wanted a victim to kill. And then she flew over here to there into the roof of the villager’s houses, screaming laughter symbolized the killing terror to frighten them.

Once, she showed a window of the villager’s house opened wide and then she directly entered. She moved into the room and enjoyed the sex scene of a new young married couple who was having sex. Here, she intended to disturbed them. When both of them had an orgasm, they lied down on the bed “Don’t you finger my ass, Baby. I am so tired” the girl said to the man,” No, I don’t do it” the man answered. Suddenly they both heard a scary girl voice “not you. But I do it “the ghost whispered. In fact the ghost was fingering her ass. Knowing about that both of them ran out without a single cloths with them and shouted “ Ghost,..ghost,..ghost”.

Every people around woke up and leaved the houses to know what was happening. They asked each other, however the victim could not say a single words. They just let their eyes open wide like a statue. And then some people kept awake and well prepared themselves with torch and sword to prevent the worst condition. The night had gone.

Early in the morning, the victim was suffered fever and got a bad illusion. They couldn’t do anything as usual; all they could do was mentioning the word of ghost repeatedly. The following they both of them were becoming crazy. They leaved their house and inhabited the river. Three week later, they both were death because of drowning themselves into the river.

 Cape Hatteras Lighthouse was completed in 1870 and is one of the

tallest lighthouses in the USA. Located on Hatteras island in Buxton, the

lighthouse was moved from its original location in 1999 to a place further

from the shore to protect the structure from encroaching erosion. Along

with being a historic building, the area around the lighthouse is also

rumored to be haunted.
 People call the ghost seen here the Gray Man of Hatteras. The legend of

this ghost states that it’s the spirit of a man who drowned here during a

hurricane in the early 1900’s. His spirit is usually only seen during

hurricanes and mostly from a distance. Most of the reports about this

ghost say that he is usually only visible for a few seconds and then he just

dissappears into the rain and fog. 
 The lighthouse is still operational today. Those who may want to visit this

historic place are welcome, as it is fully open to the public.

- Devil’s Tramping Ground (Bennett, North Carolina)
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  The Devil’s Tramping Ground is a barren circle in the forest in the

Harper’s Crossroad community near Bennett, North Carolina. It is the

subject of some of North Carolina’s oldest legends. For years now, nothing

has grown within the boundaries of the 40 foot ring. It remains a perfect

circle, void of any plantlife or anything else in it. Why plants wont grow on

this little area isn’t known and the phenomenon is thus far unexplained.

Even the United States Geological Survey team checked out the area and

could not find a scientific explanation for the lack of growth within the

ring.
  Stories about the ring are well known in the local communities around

the area. These include the disappearance of objects left within the ring

overnight, and strange events occurring to those brave enough to spend

the night within its boundaries.
  Legend says that this is the very place the devil himself can rise from the

depths of hell, and come to earth. It’s at this very place, the devil walks in

circles on certain nights and brings his evil into this world.
  It is a known fact that devil worshipping takes place here alot and

evidence of satanic sacrafices of small animals has also been uncovered

in the area. This is definately a dangerous place to check out, especially

at night, due to some of the crazy satanic people that come here to

worship the Devil.
  Maybe because of satan, or maybe because of all the bad things that

have taken place at this spot, alot of paranormal activity does take place

here in and around the circle. For a few decades now, people have

reported weird things taking place here. Strange lights and figures have

been seen here at the Devil’s Tramping Ground. Pictures taken here have

come back with orbs appearing on them. A feeling of dread also over

takes alot of the people who come here, and most people leave here alot

quicker then they expected too.
  With all of the ghost stories and legends that surround this place, its

easy to see why people come out here, to the middle of the woods, to

witness some strange or paranormal activity. Never check out an isolated

place like this alone or without being properly prepared. Good directions,

a cell phone, and a compass are all good ideas to bring with you on a visit

to a place like the Devil’s Tramping Ground.

- Hacker House (Winston-Salem, North Carolina)
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 The legend of the Hacker House goes back centuries, and it is

continually evolving, as terrible events continue to plague this ill-omened

house. It rests upon a Native American mass grave, where several dozen

bodies lay, aged 20-25 and deposed execution-style, but in such a way

that has baffled archaeologists because there was no evidence of

weapons or struggle. And indeed Cherokee lore says that the place is

cursed, a place, “where the brave may not walk, as his prayers would not

be answered.” Further evidence of evil play came in 1821, from signed

affidavits given by Continental Army soldiers claiming to have had a gun

battle with dozens of undead. A century later, the Hacker House was a

hospital and laboratory. Though reports are unclear, several bodies were

excavated after a great fire in 1930, and they were found to be curiously

hollow. Experimental documentation by a Dr. Johnas Hacker seemed to

indicate that the hollowing was a result of the experimental medicines

ingested by his patients. Rebuilt, the house was turned into a funeral

parlor where things went predictably unwell.
 Now people seem to have smartened up. It is possible to take tours of

Hacker House, but nobody lives there except maybe a ghost or two.
 
- Maco Light (Wilmington, North Carolina)

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 The Maco Light is one of North Carolina’s greatest mysteries. For over a

century now, these mysterious lights have been seen and even

photographed bobbing up and down along the railroad tracks near the

Maco Station. The strange lights can be seen from a distance, but when

anyone approaches the lights, they always disappear.
 The legend of the Maco Light dates back to a tragic night in 1867. A train

was rolling along the tracks and the signalman, Joe Baldwin, was

sleeping in the caboose. Awoken by a violent jerk, Mr. Baldwin

immediately knew that the caboose had become detached from the rest

of the train. Then he heard another train coming closer to him. Grabbing

his lantern, he stood on the back of his caboose and he frantically waved

his lantern light to try to get the other train to stop. The engineer of the

other oncoming train unfortunately didn’t see the light fast enough, and

then the locomotive slammed into Joe’s caboose. Joe Baldwin was

decapitated and killed instantly in the crash. His head was thrown by the

force of the accident into the murky swamps and it was never found. His

headless body was buried a week later. Ever since that night, lights have

been seen moving up and down the track around Maco. Sometimes it’s

only one light, sometimes it’s two. People says that it’s the ghost of Joe

Baldwin, still searching for his missing head.

How does being a ghost? You may not be able to describe it, but you can feel it. There are people who may not ignore the feeling, but there are also very sensitive to the taste or sound.

The couple Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin, for example. In 2004, they bought a house in London for 5.7 million dollars belongs to the couple Kate Winslet and Sam Mendes. The house was very beautiful, but the neighbors warned that the house was a strange feeling let down. The old owners are always having bad luck, not happy, then sell it. Kate and Sam did not stay there long.
6 Signs Haunted House
How to actually find out whether a house is haunted? Ask the ghost hunter partner, Ron and Nancy Stallings. The couple had an interest in the field of parapsychology (the scientific study of events outside the norm), while Nancy has the ability to link themselves. He wrote the book Show Me One Soul: A True Haunting, after observing and face a variety of phenomena with a very scientific approach. The couple then founded The Maryland Committee for Psychical Research that investigates paranormal events in hundreds of homes since 1965.

Nancy says, if you experience some of the phenomena just below, then it could be a sign that your house is haunted. “In fact, if you only have one thing only, there may be a phenomenon more than one,” he said.
6 Signs Haunted House
1. There is a strange feeling

Sometimes it makes the house feel so restless or atmosphere felt thick and heavy. Or, you feel there is a change in some room temperature, becomes colder than in the other room. This is due to ghosts absorb energy around it to manifest itself.

“Often times people also feel not alone in that house. They feel being observed, but they did not see anything around, “said Nancy. If you experience this, then chances are you feel the presence of a ghost.

Sometimes there is a shadow flashed. Although this does not automatically prove the presence of a ghost, you need to pay attention to see if there are other phenomena around you.

2. Strange noises

“Often there is a knock on the wall in three series, such as three times, six times, or nine times. People also could hear people walking, like steps, “added Nancy.

Some other people listen to the voice in the kitchen cabinet or drawer open or shut. Another person who can listen to music, broken glass, or the bell rings.

3. Smells unusual

“The aroma can be like perfume or flowers, it smells very sweet. Some ghosts seem to be followed by a foul odor. Usually, they are ghosts and they interfere negatively, “he said.

4. Moving objects

Sometimes there are items such as silverware, which fell rattling somewhere. Alternatively, the stones flying at home. Lights constantly lit and extinguished. The house and furnishings were swaying, as if you experienced an earthquake alone.

5. A strange dog behavior

You know, dogs are often referred to able to feel the presence of ghosts. Dogs will bark or crouch when suddenly appeared an unfriendly ghost. However, if the friendly ghost appeared, then the dog will begin to wag his tail-ibaskan, then sat calmly as though someone stroking.

6. Sightings

Well, this is the clearest picture. It can be hazy and shimmering ball or a figure that seemed to float in the air. Some people see the light flickering in blue, orange, or amber. There is also a look at some parts of the body in the form of arms or legs. “This would look solid, like meat,” said Nancy.

The most convincing evidence that a haunted house is if you can record images of ghosts, even recording a voice-vote.

“Use a new tape, and set the recorder,” suggested Nancy. “Play the tape again, you would be surprised. Often you can hear voices. “
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A comfortable place to live is everyone’s dream. Various ways can be done to realize the dream home. However, have we ever imagine that it is like a dream house is quiet and lonely grave? Of course the answer is NO, is not it? Prophet Muhammad never reminded that we live does not look like a cemetery, which houses the quiet rhythm of the verses from the Koran.

Al-Quran, has the term AR-SPIRIT. It is like a lamp which is able to ‘illuminate’ a person’s life. When life is not adorned with the Quran then life will be felt ‘dead’ even though nature is still alive. Almighty Allah states this in the QS, Almaidah 15-16,

“People of the Book, indeed Our Messenger has come to you, explain to many of the contents of the Book that ye hide, and many (others) let. Now hath come unto you light from God, and the book explains. “

“By the Book that God leadeth the people who follow His pleasure into the path of salvation, and (with the book anyway) God remove these people from darkness to bright light by His permission, and show them to the road straight “.

History proves, the Koran is able to change the origin of civilization ignorant to be ‘highly civilized’. The success of generations of friends and Romawai conquered Persia, not least because they are loving, intimate, and the practice of the Koran in his daily life.

Blessings of life, household, and we determined the extent to which social closeness us with al-Quran. The extent to which the values ​​of the Koran to the household affairs, economic, social, political and other aspects of our lives. Beware! self and family when away from the Koran. Rosululloh been warned that a time will occur slander (multi-dimensional crisis) befall mankind. Friends of Ali r.a. ask, what’s the solution yes Prophet? Rosulpun replied, “Kitabulloh”.
The best of Man is not the highest degree or the abundance of things, but the best are those who want to learn and teach the Koran. Fortunately for head of household who have conditioned their family members close to the al-Quran. In the Hereafter, there will be a group of parents who were given special awards by Allah SWT. Parents are surprised, why he was given the award. Apparently this is due to his efforts in educating children who love the Koran.

May we become experts al-Quran. Has the program improved understanding of the Koran. Invite family, relatives, friends and neighbors closest to love Al-Quran. So that could raise a family and community life of the crisis and reach kabahagiaan world and the hereafter.

Particularly for head of household, adorn the living quarters with the strains of the Koran, so he does not look like a cemetery … ..