Let's explore the depths of our minds and talk about the connection between our superconscious and intuition. How much weight can be put behind the phrase 'trust your gut'?
It is the end of an era! Whether you have been investigating for 30 years or this is your first year, you are probably starting to think about what to aim for next year. So in the 'spirit' of things, these are my predictions of what I think we will see in the field and my hopes for the paranormal field in 2025 on both a personal and general level.
As we wind down for the year, this week I'm going to share my favourite articles I have written this year in 2024! After almost 10 years of LLIFS, I always worry I'll run out of things to write about but it is the opposite. So many choices, and so many questions!
In 1746, parents were officially banned from scaring their kids with tales of the Yule Lads. In the 13 nights leading up to Christmas, leave an empty shoe on your windowsill where the lads will leave you a present .... if you have been good. It is rotten potatoes for those on the naughty list!
In some cultures, you only have to worry about getting a lump of coal if you are on the naughty list. If you are from the Alpine region, you better watch out, because Krampus could be coming for you. December 5th is Krampusnaucht
I compare the results from a survey about paranormal beliefs from 2019 to 2024
Could the hundredth monkey phenomenon be an example of collective consciousness? What is the collective unconscious and what does all this mean for how we view the paranormal?
At the beginning of 2019, I collected a survey of results where I asked people where their beliefs within the paranormal field lay. I am collecting your responses again and would love a couple of minutes of your time to complete a quick anonymous survey.
In this series, I take a look at some historical accounts of ghostly encounters published in newspapers. In this edition, I look at one of the most famous cases stemming from the little suburb of East Oakleigh in Melbourne Australia.
Certain surroundings can make us feel claustrophobic or like we are in a funhouse. Your brain can have trouble processing this and it can cause a person to feel sick, dizzy, like they have vertigo and even induce a feeling like you are being watched. How does the funhouse effect and claustrophobia apply to the paranormal? Could this explain certain experiences?
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