The Mystery of Ectoplasm - Part I
Above: Ectoplasm How can anything so repulsive and so repugnant in appearance be real? And how can there possibly be any spiritual connection with it? No doubt this is the first reaction... More »
Above: Ectoplasm How can anything so repulsive and so repugnant in appearance be real? And how can there possibly be any spiritual connection with it? No doubt this is the first reaction... More »
above: Geraldine Cummins The story of the Ross sisters, as communicated through the mediumship of Geraldine Cummins, perhaps the most accomplished automatist of the 20 th Century, suggests that family grudges and feuds... More »
above: Berthold E. Schwarz, M.D. Few people still living in this realm of existence have been involved in the study of Psi, or ESP, however we label it, longer than Dr. Berthold E.... More »
If my evangelical and fundamentalist friends are right, I face a pretty harsh judgment after I die. My interest in the "demonic" things discussed in this blog as well as my failure to... More »
above: John L. Turner, M.D. In a recent Internet article, Philip Bender, an American teaching English to Chinese doctors, asked his students for their views on the afterlife. He found that, like Westerners, they had... More »
above: Dr. Louis LaGrand There is a school of thought among psychologists and grief counselors that the aggrieved person should find closure by "letting go" and getting on with his or her life. Nothing... More »
Above: Jesse Shepard There has been much in the way of spirit communication to suggest that talented artists in the spirit world attempt to influence, or overshadow, people here on the earth plane, especially... More »
Above: Frederic W. H. Myers Theodor Flournoy, a world-renowned University of Geneva psychology professor, once opined that the name Frederic W. H. Myers should be joined to those of Copernicus and Darwin,... More »
above: Fanny Ruthven Paget In her 1917 book, How I Know that the Dead Are Alive, Fanny Ruthven Paget offers one of the most vivid and detailed near-death experiences ever recorded. While... More »
In my years as a competitive long-distance runner, I regularly experienced the phenomenon referred to as the "second wind." Even for the well-conditioned runner, the first 150 to 200 yards of a race... More »