Paranormal

Paranormal is a term used to describe numerous strange phenomena. So unusual in fact that there is no real scientific explanation for them. Paranormal covers the research and experiences in such subjects as ghost, telepathy, haunting, psycho kinesis, de’ja’vu, demonic possession, channeling, extraterrestrial beings and UFO’s.

The paranormal phenomena is constantly being investigated by researchers trying to figure out what they are seeing. For over a hundred years scientific investigations have been studying an abundant of evidence that is controversial in nature and hard to verify with credibility. Logic and our physical reality don’t fit into paranormal activity.

But parapsychologists have done extremely good experiments in the research of the paranormal. Proving that psycho kinesis (moving objects with the mind) and telepathy (sending feelings and thoughts by the mind or “thought-transference”), do occur despite not using any of the normal five senses or impede by distance, time, or any physical barriers.

On the subject of ghost, these disembodied spirits have been with human kind for thousands of years. Better known today as “apparitions” or “shadow people”, they appear suddenly in reported haunted places, materializing briefly as they move about a particular location. The theory is that they are the residual essence of a soul or spirit that has abruptly and tragically died there. This idea also plays havoc in the belief of the afterlife. Some people think this proves it, while others are not so sure. But a more common belief is that this simply is a “residual haunting” with no malice involved because it’s more a memory of another time when these spirits were alive. Objects, houses, sailing ships, areas of war, and landscapes can retain permanent “impressions” or old “vibrational-energy” of long ago. Like hearing voices and sounds on recordings but with no one around. This is called EVP or Electronic Voice Phenomena.

De’ja’vu is another interesting phenomena because it means “against memory”. Many people have experienced this feeling of having a strange sense of familiarity toward a place, location, or even a person they have never met before. This phenomena is very old in history and the current scientific community has taken it seriously enough to conduct a battery of neurophysiologic and psychological research to fully understand it. Nothing conclusive has been found for an exact explanation.