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LLIFS Resource Directory: Voices of Eternity by Sarah Wilson Estep (1988)
This week's highlight from the LLIFS Resource Directory is for people interested in some of the more modern pioneers when it came to EVP research. Sarah Estep's Voices of Eternity is a book that anyone interested in the paranormal and the concept of EVP will enjoy! In fact, it has heavily influenced the way that EVP research is approached by modern-day paranormal investigators.
Encounters with an apparition Part 3
These are real stories submitted by readers of LLIFS about their encounter with an apparition
LLIFS Resource Directory: The Night-Side of Nature; Or, Ghosts and Ghost-Seers by Catherine Crowe (1848)
This week's highlight from the LLIFS Resource Directory is the groundbreaking work by trailblazing writer Catherine Crowe with her historically significant book from 1848.
Houdini jumps into Melbourne
Houdini had a special fondness for Melbourne Australia, so much so he plunged into the murky waters of the Yarra River all in the name of entertainment!
Tales of Black Rock House: Pictures of the past
A pictorial look at some of the history of Black Rock House with photographs from the past. What extra buildings used to be on the property and who were some of the previous tenants?
EVP communication with living people
There is evidence to suggest that it is living people we may be communicating with during a paranormal investigation. While there are many experiments that test communication and psychic projection between living people using EVP, is it also possible to communicate with a living person who is sleeping?
Paranormal Book Club: Afterlife
Book recommendations about the afterlife and communication
The importance of 'tagging' your audio
Why we need to be vigilant in tagging audio during paranormal investigations
Do we cast people into paranormal stereotypes?
Do we cast people into paranormal stereotypes? Are we implicitly bias towards the different stereotypes within the paranormal field?
Has lockdown and social isolation changed our paranormal beliefs?
Did isolation during 2020, a plethora of paranormal content at our fingertips, and a change in how we consume our information change our belief in the paranormal?