Gods, Monsters and Ghosts: What Ancient Cultures Meant by “Ghost”
To ancient societies, gods, nature spirits and monsters were all “ghosts.” An essay on archetypes, Osiris, Dionysus and the state of mind that serves investigation.
To ancient societies, gods, nature spirits and monsters were all “ghosts.” An essay on archetypes, Osiris, Dionysus and the state of mind that serves investigation.
Dogs and bats hear frequencies far beyond human range. An essay on animal sensitivity, echolocation, and why frequency may be the key to detecting the paranormal.
From infrasound to electrons, wave/particle duality and Tibetan “messages on the wind,” an essay on why frequency may be the key to paranormal activity.
In Japan, the dead are near and duty doesn’t end at death. What Japanese attitudes toward ghosts can teach Western paranormal investigators.
The most terrifying part of any investigation? Writing the report. Here is an eight-step format, based on scientific method, that makes it painless and useful.
Ordinary consciousness filters out most of reality. An essay on mental fluidity, meditation and the receptive state of mind that serves paranormal investigation.
There isn’t a single ghost story in this article. Instead, a look at why understanding ghosts may require us to rethink human consciousness itself.
A region-by-region guide to haunted places in the Bay Area, from Alcatraz and the USS Hornet to Moss Beach Distillery, Rose Hill Cemetery and the Winchester Mystery House.
Alcatraz, the Queen Anne Hotel, the St. Francis, Stow Lake and more: the most haunted places in San Francisco and the history behind their ghost stories.
From the Winchester Mystery House to the Hotel Sainte Claire and Hicks Road, here are the haunted places in San Jose locals and investigators talk about most.