Before K2 meters were invented, old school investigators would use a compass to detect disturbances within the electromagnetic field. Here is how you make your very own compass for the next Old School Challenge.
Before data loggers and paranormal puks, investigators would use barometers to measure any changes in atmospheric pressure. Here is how you make your very own barometer for the next Old School Challenge.
There is a medical condition known as Charles Bonnet Syndrome where people who are losing their sight start seeing ghosts, aliens and other strange beings. While a person is mentally sound, this condition causes them to hallucinate and see things that are not really there. Some believe this impairment allows a person a glimpse into a dimension we cannot see. Is it all just a hallucination?
One of the hot debates consistent in the paranormal field over the years has been the topic of researching before a paranormal investigation. While I wrote about this a few years ago, the scope of the paranormal field has changed dramatically, so I felt it was time to address the topic again and include the thoughts of you guys as well!
The crying boy is a worldwide urban legend. It is the painting that is rumoured to be haunted or cursed. Anyone that hangs one in their house is under threat of a fire at the hands of the cursed painting. Is there truth to this story or is it all a myth?
There are a lot of stories that are associated with paranormal locations. Some of it is historical, and some are probably even made up or born from myth. It makes me wonder if we as paranormal investigators get so caught up in the story that we are desensitised to gruesome happenings.
We know that Easter is traditionally a Christian holiday with some pagan roots. But where did the giant bunny come from? Here is all you need to know about the Easter Bunny or the Osterhase.
My review of the Beetlejuice Tarot
While it can be easy to just follow, don't lose yourself by jumping on the paranormal bandwagon. Think for yourself!
While spiritualism was a controversial subject of its time, people held on to their beliefs, engaging with mediums to help them find their missing loved ones. One famous account happened right here in Melbourne, Australia. It even attracted the attention of Mr Sherlock Holmes himself, spiritualism advocate Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
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