I was at Ground Zero on Thursday and I took the picture above. It is of the Freedom Tower being built. At first I had no idea why I was being drawn over there, now as I see the reports that Osama Bin Laden is dead, I understand it. I’ve talked about how I speak to and see the dead before, but last week, it was like they were calling me to see this. When I got there I felt so much pain and sorrow and even confusion from the dead. It was something like I’ve never felt before. Unfortunately, it was something that I wasn’t able to shake, it seemed as though some of the dead from there were still with me. It was weird, I have heard stories about the dead following ghosts home, but that was usually during investigations and for the most part those were evil spirits. Today those feelings changed, it was as if the ghosts were getting relief and could move on and be with their families and not be in such a sad state. Unfortunately I didn’t understand why until I saw it on the news. Osama Bin Laden was killed today. Personally this is a great thing because I remember after September 11th the sky was black for days due to the smoke and ash. It means so much more now, after I felt what those ghosts felt before and what they feel now. It makes this news mean so much more.
May 02, 2011
so they did start building it? i haven’t kept updated on all that so i didn’t think they had even bothered yet. that’s awesome though 😛 and great photo!
I went to NYC in 2004 and stayed around the corner from Ground Zero. I’d like to see the Freedom Tower, it looks interesting from your pic. Big day for America, big day for the world.
I’d like to go to ground zero one day. For the same reasons I’d like to go to Auswitch. To make it real, to not only be something I’ve heard stories about. It’s hard to grasp the pain of such things if you’ve never set foot on the place where it happened. And I’d also like to pay my respect to those who lost their lives there.
Osama might have been killed but we are a long way off fighting terror. As the country which witnessed the 26/11, I still remember watching every update in the news as the terrorists attacked one of our main landmarks in Bombay. I cried along with the rest of my family, even though we had no one to lose. It hurts, and I am so happy about the freedom tower, even though the sympathy seems a little misplaced. Instead of wasting so much money in building it, they could have donated to a better cause.
I see a lot of opinion on the article and did not surprised me too much like it.