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Thursday, October 25, 2007
The Paranormal Dimension Has Moved!
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Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Concoctions, Familiars, Broomsticks
As Halloween draws near, Anthony North at Beyond the Blog investigates the basics of witchcraft.
Britain has a long tradition of witchcraft, going back deep into history. As well as offering examples of the plethora of paranormal activity, the subject also shows how the ‘stories’ of witches entered culture and folklore.
Often, the vehicle of phenomena was not the witch, but the paraphernalia and ‘assistants’ they used. Usually these were household pets or equipment, or even children, giving a sinister touch to the ‘normal’ parts of life – an essential means of fuelling superstition. Read more
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Friday, October 19, 2007
Dream Magic: How to Make It Happen
Follow the 5 easy steps below to use dream magic to change your life and attract love, happiness, new friendships, and more.
- What do you want?
- Turn it over.
- Patience and perseverance
- Believe
- Change and do
Read more about these 5 steps for using dream magic to attain your desires.
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Wednesday, October 17, 2007
UFOs over Avebury, England
This footage was shot in Avebury, England, over Silbury Hill on the 17th of July 2007. At least 2 other people witnessed it. The poster offers hot air balloons as a possible explanation. I appreciate the attempt at skepticism, but that's not very likely since hot air balloons don't typically fly at night, nor do they glow. The lights definitely are not aircraft, swamp gas, or the planet Venus.
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Monday, October 15, 2007
The Most Horrific EVP Ever Recorded
Electronic voice phenomena (EVP) are speech or speech-like sounds, which are inaudible during recording, but audible on electronic recording media upon playback. They are typically brief, usually the length of a word or short phrase and are sometimes claimed to be in direct response to the questions of researchers.
Ready for some Halloween scares? This will knock your socks off! In January, 2007, the Central New York Ghost Hunters, based in Syracuse, New York, were invited to investigate an old hotel in upstate New York. The investigation proved to be one of the most intensely active the group has ever encountered, and produced an EVP – an electronic voice phenomena recording – that is remarkable not only for its length, but also for its terrifying content. It may well be the most intense, frightening EVP ever recorded.
Go listen. Caution: the recording is violent and may be too intense for some listeners. It's a large file, so the download may take awhile.
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Friday, October 12, 2007
Diet and Fat: A Scientific Consensus Gone Wrong
Whenever someone tries to convince you of something because "everybody" says so, remember the history of the fat-is-bad-for-you scientific consensus. Everybody "knows" that fat is bad for you. The problem is that fat isn't bad for you, despite the fact that at one time 92 percent of the world's leading doctors claimed it was. How did scientists get it so wrong and can we apply the lessons learned to the claims of "skeptics" that the paranormal doesn't exist?
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Thursday, October 11, 2007
Dream Leads Woman to Missing Friend
Have you ever had a clairvoyant dream? Jamie Lynn Cunningham had one that led her to a missing friend.
A vivid dream led a Gift Lake woman to the High Prairie bush where she says she found a family friend who'd been missing for nearly a month.
Jamie Lynn Cunningham, 29, said she studied a sweater, missing poster and treaty card of Micheal Nahachick, 45, before going to bed Wednesday, dreamed he fell off a bridge in High Prairie, and found him in that exact place the following day. Read more
The key here is that she "primed the pump" by studying items belong to her "target." You can do the same. If you want to dream about a person or place, study some pictures or items relating to them, and then go to sleep. If you don't seem to remember a dream when you wake up, study the items again. That may trigger your dream memory.
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