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We talk and even argue a lot about what and what isn't paranormal. In this fight we can often forget the importance at a personal level. Sometimes it is not about who is right or who is wrong, it is about the person.
When conducting an investigation, it is important to discuss with the venue what you can and cannot disclose out of respect for the deceased and their families.
In this series, I take a look at some historical accounts of ghostly encounters published in newspapers. In this edition, a writer recounts a holiday spoiled by a noisy poltergeist and the ridicule received by sceptical friends when he told others of what they experienced.
Ghost Stories was an American pulp magazine which published 64 issues between 1926 and 1932.
Through the eyes and words of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, this is what he believed life was like on the other side.
In February 1910, Houdini took Melbourne by storm with a performance at the now-demolished Melbourne Opera Theatre followed by a death-defying jump in front of 20000 onlookers into the murky Yarra River. It even spawned its own urban legend!
People use things such as sense deprivation or meditation as a means to potentially unlock or enhance their ESP. Let's look into the role that soundwaves such as binaural beats and isochronic tones could possibly play in unlocking a person's ESP. There is even a test at the end to see if it works!
In mythology and folklore dating back centuries, there have been reports of ghostly lights. Let's look at some of the stories. Are they ghost lights or something else? Have you seen ghost lights?
What if there was undeniable scientific proof that the paranormal in some form existed? Would it be accepted? Would humans be ready to accept it?
Could a tuning fork potentially help with EVP research?
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