Tag Archives: hauntings

Why Everything We Think We Know About Ghosts Is (Probably!) Wrong

Posted on December 12, 2011 by Chris Jensen Romer

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 →

How to Investigate a Ghost – part two

Posted on May 27, 2009 by Chris Jensen Romer

Investigating a Haunting Investigating a ghost ultimately comes down to common sense. Firstly, it is necessary to visit the site of the haunting and take detailed notes on the environment. Are there any obvious factors that could be causing strange … Continue reading →

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How to Investigate a Ghost – Part one

Posted on May 26, 2009 by Chris Jensen Romer

How do you set about investigating a case? Something unusual, quite purportedly paranormal is occurring – the investigators seek to understand it. The following notes are merely tentative guidelines. There can be huge differences between one case and the … Continue reading →

Posted in Paranormal, Science | Tagged apparitions, ghost investigation, ghosthunting methodology, ghosts, hauntings, how to investigate a ghost, investigating a haunting, investigating the paranormal, spontaneous case investigation, spooks | Leave a comment

The Science of Ghosts: how it went!

Posted on April 8, 2009 by Chris Jensen Romer

So what can I say about the Science of Ghosts event? Continue reading →

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Ghosthunting Techniques: Quantatitive Assessment of Haunted Houses…

Posted on March 25, 2009 by Chris Jensen Romer

A technique I have been playing with for some years, which may be of interest… A way of employing psychic claimanats and sceptics in investigating a purported haunting. Continue reading →

Posted in Paranormal, Science | Tagged Gertrude Schmeidler, ghost witnesses, Ghosthunting, ghosts, haunted houses, hauntings, how to investigate a haunted house, investigative technniques, mapping haunted houses, parapsychology, psychical research, psychics, Quantitative Assessment of A Haunted House, Science of Ghosts, sensitives, spontaneous case investigation, spooks, testing psychics | 2 Comments

Wild “paranormal” theory! Why ever not?

Posted on March 18, 2009 by Chris Jensen Romer

WILD PARANORMAL THEORY! I wrote this for fun a couple of years back on James Randi’s forum… thought might amuse! I thought time to allow myself some wild speculation and kookery, and the original featured LOTS OF STUFF IN CAPS, … Continue reading →

Posted in Paranormal | Tagged apparitions, dualism, dualist theory of haunting, energy mass and spirits, ghosthunters, Ghosthunting, hauntings, information in physics, James Randi Educational Foundation, JREF, occam's razor, Paranormal, parapsychology, philosophy of ghosts, physical aspsects hauntings, PK, poltergeists, psi, pside effects, psychical research, recording hypothesis, RSPK, Science of Ghosts, spirits, spontaneous case investigation, spooks, stone tape hypothesis, wild theories | 2 Comments

The Haunted and the Haunters: the House and the Brain

Posted on March 11, 2009 by Chris Jensen Romer

When investigating a “haunting” there are two main schools of thought in the [[group]]. Continue reading →

Posted in Paranormal | Tagged apparitions, David Curtin, deliverance, environmental theory of ghosts, ESP, exorcism, G.W.Lambert, geophysical, ghost investigation, haunted, haunted and the haunters, haunting, hauntings, house and the brain, Morven Alexander, Most Haunted, moving on spirits, parapsychology, person centred haunting, philosophy of ghosts, PKE, place centred haunting, poltergeists, psi, psychic, psychical, psychical research, Recurrent Spontaneous Psychokinesis, Richard Lay, RSPK, S.P.R, Science of Ghosts, Small Object Displacement, Society for Psychical Research, Super-ESP, The Bell Dursley, Thetford, Thetford Priory, water flowing underground | 5 Comments

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Tag Archives: hauntings

Why Everything We Think We Know About Ghosts Is (Probably!) Wrong

How to Investigate a Ghost – part two

How to Investigate a Ghost – Part one

The Science of Ghosts: how it went!

Ghosthunting Techniques: Quantatitive Assessment of Haunted Houses…

Wild “paranormal” theory! Why ever not?

The Haunted and the Haunters: the House and the Brain

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