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Why Everything We Think We Know About Ghosts Is (Probably!) Wrong
If you are interested in ghosts you may want to take a look. By kind permission of the editor, Dave Wood, my paper, with only the graph missing, follows. Continue reading
Posted in Debunking myths, Paranormal, Reviews and Past Events, Science, Uninteresting to others whitterings about my life
Tagged Alan Gauld, Anomalous experience, ANOMALY journal, apparitions, ASSAP, ASSAP 30, ASSAP conference, Edmund Gurney, Frederick Myers, ghosts, hauntings, parapsychology, poltergeists, psychical research, Rebecca Smith, RSPK, S.P.R
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Poltergeists
Yesterday (Halloween) Becky and I attended the SPR Study Day on Poltergeists. I won’t be writing a review for my blog as I have been asked to write a review for the SPR magazine The Paranormal Review but obviously the subject is one of considerable interest. I have been fascinated for nearly twenty years with Poltergeist/RSPK cases, and have participated in a number of investigations (one minor one is reported elsewhere in an earlier post on this blog). I have a very real interest in following up any case – those who feel they may be experiencing something of this nature are welcome to drop me an email at christianjennsenromer@hotmail.com and if nothing else I can put you in touch with the SPR Spontaneous Cases committee, or perhaps offer some advice and support. Continue reading
Posted in Paranormal, Science
Tagged Alan Gauld, Becky Smith, David Fontana, discarnate hypothesis, Entity Hypothesis, Ghosthunting, Guy Lyon Playfair, GW Lambert, haunting, how do I stop my poltergeist?, Maurice Grosse, parapsychology, person centred hauntings, place centred hauntings, poltergeist, poltergeist activity, poltergeist cases, poltergeist investigators, poltergeist outbreak, poltergeists, polterwotsits, psychical research, Recurrent Spontaneous Psycho-Kinesis, RSPK, S.P.R, Small Object Displacement, Society for Psychical Research, Spirit hypothesis, spontaneous cases, spooks, SPR Study Day, The Cardiff Responsive Poltergeist, The Enfield Poltergeist, Tony Cornell
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