The Paranormal in a nutshell is defined as something that cannot be explained with modern techniques. Paranormal phenomenon are anomolies which occur, which no one in the situation can explain logically. In terms of searching for evidence of ghosts. The movement of a trigger object could be seen as paranormal, because there was no logical reason to why the trigger object could have moved. Assuming it was kept in an isolated location.

Phosphenism can explain a great number of so-called paranormal phenomena. There are still enigmas to science, but we can bet they will be understood easily in the future by researchers blending science and Phosphenism.

quot;This is the surprising thing. When I started the show everybody said, "Just wait -- the freaks are going to come out of the woodwork." (Laughs) And it hasn't happened. You know, there've been instances, but most of those people at the conventions are just regular folk. There are a lot of people who are sort of UFO buffs. But I would say most of the people are not." On how the people respond when CC goes out - His response: "It's crazy.

On the contrary--I do. But only that which can be reasonably proven. I must know the BACKGROUND of what I am shown. As a historian, and a genealogist, I deal in FACTS. I research what I can, and THEN draw conclusions from what I find, and then from what I see. There is ONE simple way to disprove me. RESEARCH my facts. Do NOT just believe me. FIND OUT FOR YOURSELF. I did it in Texas--and so can you. To quote my favorite TV show: Lucky you.

I'm pretty cynical, but I do have to say that the explanation for werewolves and vampires in the Matrix world was so engaging that it made it a little easier to swallow that cynicism and get really engrossed in what was happening to our characters.

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We ACTUALLY believe that people feel they experience what is considered paranormal phenomena. We've been looking into it for over a decade through our groups, ParaResearchers, Torontoghosts, Ontarioghosts, GHRS Canada, and PSICAN... and we both have a thing called "The Paranormal Blog". Here's the rub though... We WORK within the confines of PROPER scientific principals... and are friends with many at Skeptics[sic] Canada and other "sceptical" organisations.

I just started looking for ghosts and they found me, haha. I have seen my first "earth light" or possible ghost in Booneville (Near Evansville in June 02'). I saw my first apparition in June 03' in a Muncie cemetery. Sometimes I can feel the presence of a ghost, I capture them on film or video and also capture voice phenomena known as EVP.

Yes. FATE Magazine recently named Mike to its list of "The 100 Most Influential People in UFOlogy." Back to Top Yes. If you are specifically concerned about what you think was an abduction experience, I recommend you contact either Derrel Sims, Guy Malone and Free and Amy at the ARHQ in Roswell, Chris Ward, Joe Jordan, or Jim Wilhelmsen. Back to Top

Because history is based upon FACTS. Paranormal experiences are just that--an experience, something someone believes happened to them. Ghosts (if you believe in them) occur because of SOMETHING: their life wasn't complete; they died without finishing something: they had an terrible thing happen to them, etcetera. Whatever. The HISTORY of Dudleytown shows that none of this ever occurred there. In fact, many of the deaths connected to Dudleytown never even took place there! Do the math..........

Skeptics who want to obtain books on paranormal allegations are faced with a minor ethical dilemma, in that they want the books but do not want to hand money to the purveyors of flummery and nonsense. One solution is to buy the books second hand. In addition to your local second hand bookshop, Richard Trott <trott@gandalf.rutgers.edu> has volunteered to provide a free referral service for sellers and seekers of such second hand books. This service is now on the Web.

I loved to read scary stories as a child, and books about magic and fabulous creatures. I remember being a young teenager, and watching the Alfred Hitchcock movie "Psycho" with my cousin. We both got terrified, and then made each other even more freaked out by making up stories about an old woman who lived, hidden away, in my grandfather's attic.

Yes of course! All new members of UKSPI will be fully trained on investigations as well as a few seminars which occur at fortnightly meetings.

Yes. However, all of the Zerotime members are trained to go into each case expecting to find a logical earthly cause behind the seemingly paranormal activity. Our main goal is to discover the truth.

We are non-profit and made up of volunteers so perhaps we are the wrong source to ask. To date we know of no accredited university or non-profit educational institute within the province of Ontario that offers parapsychology or pseudo-science as a major or full-time course and therefore we consider ourselves to be amateurs who are pursuing an enjoyable hobby. The majority of paranormal investigators fund their own research interests independantly and maintain employment within other fields.

Although there is no guarantee of experiencing paranormal phenomena, the many different kinds of paranormal phenomena that one can experience, will be explained by your Ghost Expedition Researcher once you begin your Original Ghost Expedition. And for those embarking on a Free-Style Ghost Expedition, many people claim that their paranormal experiences can be mental and/or emotional in nature, or physical from taps on the walls to taps on your shoulders, and much more.

You can email your questions to info@ghostexpeditions.com. You can also schedule a phone consultation with a professional ISPR Investigator for a fee by emailing investigationrequests@ispr.net.

Dreams that differ in some significant way from the expected range of 'normal dreams' accepted in our culture. Often unusual, sometimes uncanny, these experiences happen to us when our physical bodies sleep, or have become 'unconscious', and do not seem easily or neatly explained by the conventional theories of 'reality' promoted by mainstream scientists.

Any experience that falls outside of the consensually accepted normal range of dreaming experience, and that takes place while the physical body has become either asleep or 'unconscious'. For example: Alien Abduction Experiences (some) - in which non-human beings abduct you and do strange things to you, pleasant or unpleasant. Often similar to OBEs. Ecstatic Dreams - in which you experience ecstasy or overwhelming joy - sometimes combined with feeling one with the universe.