Basically they exist in our realm. They see us but we can’t see them – usually that is. Every now and then we are able to. They have families and even religions as we do… Well, some are “believers” (in Islam) and some are not. But the creepy thing is that there is likely one sitting next to you while you’re reading this.

We are told to leave them alone. They are sometimes able to possess you and other nasty stuff. But like humans, some (most I like to think) are good natured, and some (few I like to think) are bad (evil?).

So if we think of Grey Man as a jinn type being, all I’m really trying to say is that you don’t need to climb a mountain in Scotland to see one. There right in your house.

*The reason why I mentioned bathroom specifically earlier, is because, since they can see us, they might want some distance. So if they’re in your house, they will be in the places which are least occupied by us: Basement, bathroom, attic, etc.. You know, creepy horror movie places.

Hope you found it interesting.

For that matter, the tag ‘Grey Man’ isn’t that far from ‘Man in Black’.

The fur, not to mention the type of location, and the fact he seems to be a source of irrational fear clearly associates him with the god Pan, (the derivational source of the term ‘panic’), as does the strange ‘song’ – but then, Keel’d class Pan as just another Ultraterrestial.

Going purely by personal experience, I’d have to say Ultraterrestials do exist, (they seem to be what The Koran refers to as Jinn – our ‘genies’).

Most of them, like the Grey Man, seem to be one trick ponies which literally live off energy they derive from inducing negative emotions in humans.