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?
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.
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.
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?
I LOVE old movies, so here are some suggestions for so bad they are good old B Grade horror movies
Otherwise known as palmistry, this is the practice of predicting a person's future simply by reading the lines of their hand
Are people so attached to an experience that they don't want to believe it is anything other than what they think it is?
People use things such as sensory 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!
Was the voice from the attic a real disembodied voice or an act of deception in a quest for validation? This is my account of an experience that has sat with me for years and something I cannot seem to accept either way.
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