The Poltergeist Experience

This is a rationalist's enquiry into Poltergeists. The author investigated actual cases and came to the conclusion that it was caused by :" repressed hatreds.. buried frustrations, within the tortured pysche of someone near."

In this book Rogo looks into the characteristics of poltergeists phenomena. Rogo does believe that their are entities such as poltergeists, but says that they are a part of the human concious, but they start to develope after that. It acts as like a figurative ripple that once we start the ripple it spreads out and goes of it's own accord.I liked this book because it shows a new more non-spiritual way of explaing poltergists, that they start in our minds, but start to manifest themselves after we let them loose and they go about they're intentions, and not the hokey 'unfinished buisness' theory that so many believe is true wether from movies, books, or whatever.To sumerize what Rogo is saying is that a poltergeist is real and nonreal, it has features of both thoght and nonseintnet.that although they're not real they have some kind of purpose in the material world.I agree with Rogo that poltergeists are possibly a part of our mind that can start happining once we get it rolling in our minds.