People who are involved within certain religions can believe it to be impossible for ghosts to exist, and even more unlikely that a child could become a ghost. Their religious doctrines teach that when a person dies, they are either in heaven or hell, leaving no possibility for ghosts to have a place within their religious ideals and framework. And children? Well, they couldn't possibly be in a state of hell as they are "not at the age of accountability." One thing we have found over the years is this: Sometimes, how we attempt to make sense of our world just doesn't make sense. We set rules in our minds based upon beliefs; this does not allow for a change in our thinking to occur should it need to happen. If we, people, are able to remain more open-minded, it definitely allows us to more easily go with the flow, expecting unpredictability and change.

Therefore, we feel it necessary to educate people that ghosts of children do exist, as far as we know, based upon eye-witness accounts and possible photographic evidence. And if this is true, then, we need to learn to help them through spirit rescue. The spirit rescue of children is a simple way to identify and communicate with hurting child spirits who need guided home to loved ones.

Learn more about helping lost spirits: Helping Ghosts book.

For More on Children Becoming Ghosts, Read:
Child Ghosts: Ghosts of Children
Ghost Stories of Children