How to FIGHT... Ghosts... Bhoots... Prets...

Didn't say that they have to believe . Just said that they don't believe.
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Do muslims believe in Gurbani? Do majority of non-Sikhs believe in it?

Gyani ji is right when he says that people who claim to have seen Bhoots are mentally sick. They require psychiatric help for the treatment of hallucinations.
Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/interfaith-dialogues/8202-how-to-fight-ghosts-bhoots-prets.html

I have yet to come across a mentally healthy person who claims to have seen a bhoot though he may believe in their existence.

I will relate a personal experience. There was a tragic death in a particular house a few years back. There was a compulsion on me to visit the house. It was dark when I reached the house which was deserted. Everyone told me to avoid going to the place since it was haunted. So I was very scared. But for certain compelling reasons I had to go in.
Another person accompanied me to the house but he stopped outside and goaded me to go in assuring me of all the help if anything went wrong.

So with a torch in my hand and my body visibly taut, I slowly proceeded into the house with the shabad "Naal Narayan mere jamdoot na ave nere". I really expected a bhoot to confront me and I had a scream ready on my lips.

I went inside and it was quite uneventful and my mission was successful.

So I who fully expected to encounter a bhoot, did not see one!

But it is said that if you visit a place which is place of worship or which was inhabited by a saintly person you do get positive vibrations. But if you visit a bar or a place where which was famous for wrongdoings, you will get negative vibrations. I am not able to know the reasons for this.

Yes they do cuz they believe in god. Water may be called by different names such as pani , jal etc .. but this doesn't change the composition of water.

So is the case with akal purakh . Muslims may call Allah , Hindus may call Ram , Krishna ... , Christians may call Jesus and so on..

But all of them believe in the same god indirectly whereas Tarksheels don't .

My neighbour seems like one when she walks her dog about 5:30am in the morning while I am coming back from my morning walk. Perhaps, it is the absence of make up and hair spray, but I may be wrong because I have never seen a bhoot in my life.

In my humble (sometimes not always) opinion this is the right degree of levity given the circumstances and the idea of bhoots, preets, etc. I did not read the entire thread. Did anyone say yet in the thread that Guru ji has taken us beyond these fears (if not beyond makeup and hairspray) and we can relax?