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Testing telepathy: Pain and Taste
For decades, academics and Scientists have tried different ways to test if people were capable of sending and receiving messages on a telepathic level. Let's look at pain and taste sensations.
Laying a ghost
We look at a magazine feature on Joseph S. Dunninger, a friend of Harry Houdini's who continued with his work after he passed. It is an interesting insight into just how some paranormal 'tricks' were performed.
Classic spooky movies to watch on a cold long weekend
While for many of you, the ideal Saturday night consists of a dark building, a case of equipment and hopefully some ghosts, there is also nothing better than a comfy Saturday night on the couch. If you are still after your paranormal fix, here are some classic spooky movies to send a 'tingle' up your spine.
Ghosts of the past: Mesmerio Seance
In this series, I take a look at some historical accounts of ghostly encounters published in newspapers. In this edition, we visit a Melbourne seance where the practice of mesmerism was on display. Before we dive into the article, we first need to look at a brief history of mesmerism.
LLIFS: Strange and Unusual: A family and their ADCs
In this week's edition of Strange and Unusual, reader Kevin tells us in depth about the After Death Communications (ADC) members of the family received after his Mother's death.
What the eyes can't see
With eyes on auroras, discussions soon turn to what we could see with our eyes compared to what was shown on a camera or mobile phone. It makes me wonder, just what is there that the eyes don't see?
Resources to help with your paranormal research
Paranormal research goes much further than attending a paranormal investigation. If you want to delve into paranormal research but not quite sure where to start, here are my tips and resources where you can dive right in at your own pace!
Vatican releases new norms on alleged supernatural phenomena
On Friday the 17th of May, in an unexpected turn of events, the Vatican released new norms on alleged supernatural phenomena and how they will be evaluated and concluded by the church.
A disembodied voice
One of the terms I often see thrown around is when someone is referring to a ‘disembodied voice’. What is it, what does it mean and is it different to an EVP? Here is all you need to know and some of my thoughts on potential explanations.
A simple question .....
EVP sessions are probably one of the most common techniques used by paranormal investigators. Let's look into the types of questions we ask and why we ask them.