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- Astronomer Claims Strange Signal Emanates From Newly Discovered Planet Gliese 581g
- UFO Flap Around Edinburgh / Unexplained Events In Scotland
- Fortean / Oddball News: Paranormal Peter Sellers, Blobfish and the Crying Boy Mystery
- Claim: Yetis and Bears at 'War' in Siberia
| Astronomer Claims Strange Signal Emanates From Newly Discovered Planet Gliese 581g Posted: 12 Oct 2010 12:40 PM PDT  Following the Sept. 29 announcement of the discovery of Gliese 581g, astronomer Ragbir Bhathal, a scientist at the University of Western Sydney, claimed to have detected a suspicious pulse of light nearly two years ago, that came from the same area of the galaxy as the location of Gliese 581g, according to the U.K.'s Daily Mail online. Bhathal is a member of the Australian chapter of SETI, a non-profit scientific organization that is dedicated to research, exploration and education in the field of astrobiology. "Whenever there's a clear night, I go up to the observatory and do a run on some of the celestial objects," Bhathal told the Daily Mail. "Looking at one of these objects, we found this signal. We found this very sharp signal, sort of a laser lookalike thing which is the sort of thing we're looking for – a very sharp spike. And that is what we found." Still, there are some scientists who are skeptical of Bhathal's assertion. "I know the scientist, and when he first announced it, I asked him for the details, and he wouldn't send them to me," astronomer and SETI pioneer Frank Drake told SPACE.com. "I'm very suspicious." Drake is credited with conducting the first search for signals from extraterrestrial intelligences 50 years ago as part of what was then called Project Ozma. He coined the famed Drake Equation to calculate the number (N) of alien civilizations with whom we might be able to communicate. Further study would perhaps confirm or deny the supposed observation, but Drake thinks that the claim is likely a dubious one. Strange signal, or phantom? Bhathal claimed to have detected the puzzling signal in Dec. 2008, almost two years before researchers announced the Gliese 581g finding, and long before it was announced that habitable planets were found orbiting the star Gliese 581 itself. "I'm not aware of the location that was claimed for the source of that light, and [Bhathal] refused to tell me where it came from," Drake said. "I think it's very unlikely that it came from the direction of Gliese 581." Gliese 581g is one of two new worlds that was discovered orbiting the red dwarf star Gliese 581, which is located about 20.5 light-years from Earth. In total, there is a family of six planets that has been found around Gliese 581. [Tour the six Gliese 581 planets.] Steven Vogt, a professor of astronomy and astrophysics at the University of California, and his colleague Paul Butler of the Carnegie Institution of Washington announced the Gliese 581g finding in a press conference held by the National Science Foundation on Sept. 29. About Gliese 581g While there are six planets known to orbit around the parent star, Gliese 581g is the only one in the so-called habitable zone – a region where liquid water can exist. Astronomers have long-thought that the presence of liquid water, which accompanies life on Earth, could be a major ingredient for life on other worlds. Observations have shown that Gliese 581g is between three and four times the mass of Earth. While it is larger than our planet, it is still classified as a nearly Earth-sized world. Its radius is between 1.3 and two times the size of Earth, scientists have said. The planet has not been officially named yet (nor have any other worlds in the Gliese 581 system). But Vogt has given it the nickname "Zarmina's World," in honor of his wife. ********** Gliese 581g: The New Earth? dotsperiod – Earth's population is growing exponentially each year. Time will come that our resources will become scarce for everyone. Earth is so far the only planet in the universe which can support life. For the longest time, scientists have been exploring the universe to discover a new planet which can support life. NASA sent several satellites in order to capture images of nearby planets for their research. One of the most studied planet is the red planet known as Mars because of the possible presence of water. However, based on studies, the discovery of lack of a magnetosphere and its extremely thin atmosphere pose great challenge to life's sustainability in Mars. A recent study conducted by a team of planet hunters from the University of California (UC) Santa Cruz, and the Carnegie Institution of Washington led to the discovery of a new planet using the W. M. Keck Observatory in Hawaii. Accordingly, the new findings are based on 11 years of observations of the nearby red dwarf star Gliese 581. Gliese 581 is located 20 light years away from Earth in the constellation Libra. The new planet discovered is located in the Gliese 581 star system, in the so-called "Goldilocks zone" or an area where planets can can support liquid water on their surface. Hence the new planet discovered this year 2010 was named "Gliese 581g" or the "Goldilocks Planet". Reportedly, this new planet discovered has a mass of three to four times that of Earth and orbits its star in just under 37 days. There's one more interesting fact about this newly discovered planet called Gliese 581g. Since it is tidally locked to the Gliese 581 dwarf star, one side of the planet is always facing the star and is in perpetual daylight, while the side facing away from the star is in perpetual darkness.  |
| UFO Flap Around Edinburgh / Unexplained Events In Scotland Posted: 12 Oct 2010 12:00 PM PDT  Ron Halliday, who revealed his top ten Scottish UFO events to STV News earlier this year, said witnesses had come forward and reported three sightings to him since July. On July 28, a middle aged woman in the Edinburgh suburb of Currie was looking towards the Pentland Hills at around 11.50pm when she saw a dazzling light. The woman had a pair of binoculars with her, so she managed to see a round-shaped object with markings on the side. As she watched it, the object - which was pale yellow - seemed to change shape. Then, at around 9.15pm on August 30, the same woman saw a similar light in the same area of Currie. Once again, it was pale yellow. The woman was convinced the object was not a plane. The third sighting came on September 26. A man and a woman saw an unexplained orange ball travelling at speed across the Slateford area of Edinburgh. The object, which was seen at about 10pm, was described by the man as looking "like a small sun". He said it was noiseless and definitely not a helicopter or plane. The witness also recorded seeing a bright flare coming out at one end of the 'craft'. Ron says having three sightings around the Pentlands in the space of three months is quite unusual. As UFO researchers will know, these latest events happened only a few miles away from two of the most famous unexplained incidents in Scottish history. On November 9, 1979, forestry worker Bob Taylor discovered a large circular craft in front of him in an area of woodland known as Dechmont Law near Livingston. As he approached it, two objects which looked like naval mines dropped from the larger craft. The 'balls' rolled towards Mr Taylor and attached themselves to his trousers. They started to drag him towards the now hovering UFO. Mr Taylor then became aware of an acrid smell which made him choke. The next thing he remembers is waking up, face down, on the ground. His legs were aching and a dishevelled Mr Taylor abandoned his truck and walked a mile home. His trousers were cut and his legs were bruised. Police launched an investigation and detectives found several ladder-shaped impressions in the area, while evidence on the ground concurred with Mr Taylor's explanation that the mine-like devices had approached him and dragged him towards the craft. Police could not solve the mystery and the file remains open. Abduction The other incident was on the A70, on the outskirts of the Pentland Hills. This was the scene of the apparent abduction of Gary Wood and Colin Wright on the in August 1992. Mr Wood and Mr Wright were delivering a satellite TV system to a friend in Tarbrax. They travelled on the desolate road when Mr Wright noticed a very large UFO flying about 20 feet above the road. Mr Wood, who was driving, accelerated and as their car passed underneath the craft the pair - in Mr Wood's words - experienced a "void of blackness". What seemed like moments later, they were on the same road as if nothing had happened. When they got to their friend's house, they realised their journey - which should have only taken them 30 minutes - had inexplicably taken them two hours and 45 minutes. In an effort to discover what had happened to them, the pair went under hypnosis. It revealed they had been abducted by small grey extraterrestrials while a tall, skeletal being communicated with them through telepathy. A film is now in production to tell the story of the A70 incident. Commenting on the latest sightings, Ron told STV News: "Edinburgh has a long history as a UFO hot spot. The latest sightings, which have occurred in the last few months covering the area from the Pentland Hills to central parts of the city, suggest that UFO reports are on the increase. "The witnesses are sure that they saw something that could not be easily explained away. In one case the witness watched the object through binoculars and believes that what she saw was a solid object which had markings on it. "Investigations are under way to see evaluate the sightings, but they do appear to be incidents that are difficult to explain away." **********  5. The Slogett family The Slogett family case in 1992 is recognised as one of the incidents which sparked the widespread interest into the UFO hot spot of Bonnybridge. At around 7pm on a March evening, the family were walking towards Bonnybridge when they saw a circle of light. The light appeared to land in a nearby field. The family continued their journey but were soon stopped by a football-sized blue light hovering above the road ahead. Isabella Slogett was later reported to have said: "My daughter Carole and I saw a UFO land right in front of us. A door opened and there was a howl-like sound. I screamed and ran off terrified." 4. Andrew Swan and the electrical storm Andrew Swan, a cable-layer with Scottish Power, was intrigued by an electrical storm on July 30, 1994. He drove to Armadale Academy in West Lothian - only a few minutes from his home - to get a better look over the school playing fields. There, he encountered a large UFO behind a row of trees. He went round to take a closer look armed with a spotlight from his car. When he tried to shine the light on the object, the bulb immediately exploded. The UFO flew off "at breathtaking speed" a few moments later. 3. The A70 abduction One UFO incident which has received a great deal of media attention is the apparent abduction of Gary Wood and Colin Wright on the A70 in August 1992. Mr Wood and Mr Wright were delivering a satellite TV system to a friend in Tarbrax. They travelled on the desolate road when Mr Wright noticed a very large UFO flying about 20 feet above the road. Mr Wood, who was driving, accelerated and as their car passed underneath the craft the pair - in Mr Wood's words - experienced a "void of blackness". What seemed like moments later, they were on the same road as if nothing had happened. When they got to their friend's house, they realised their journey - which should have only taken them 30 minutes - had inexplicably taken them two hours and 45 minutes. In an effort to discover what had happened to them, the pair went under hypnosis. It revealed they had been abducted by small grey extraterrestrials while a tall, skeletal being communicated with them through telepathy. Last year, during an episode of The Hour, it emerged a film about the A70 incident is currently in production. It is expected to be released next year. 2. Pat Macleod Portabello woman Pat Macleod is absolutely convinced she saw a large UFO as she drove to the health centre one morning in October, 1992. The policeman's wife described seeing a bright light flashing in the sky before the object landed in open ground called Niddrie Burn. Ms Macleod said the object looked like the planet Saturn. However, the incident was not spotted by anyone else even though Niddrie Burn is easily seen from many houses. Nevertheless, there were other unusual sightings on the day in the area and the case featured in television programmes about UFOs. So, what is UFO expert Ron Halliday's most baffling UFO incident in Scottish history? 1. Bob Taylor and the Dechmont Law abduction It will come as no surprise to those interested in UFOs that the Dechmont Law incident was voted by Ron Halliday as Scotland's weirdest. On November 9, 1979, forestry worker Bob Taylor was shocked to discover a large circular craft in front of him in an area of woodland known as Dechmont Law near Livingston. As he approached it, two objects which looked like naval mines from World War Two seemed to drop from the larger craft. The 'balls' rolled towards Mr Taylor and attached themselves to his trousers. They started to drag him towards the now hovering UFO. Mr Taylor then became aware of an acrid smell which made him choke. The next thing he remembers is waking up, face down, on the ground. His legs were aching and a dishevelled Mr Taylor abandoned his truck and walked a mile home. His trousers were cut and his legs were bruised. Police launched an investigation and detectives found several ladder-shaped impressions in the area, while evidence on the ground concurred with Mr Taylor's explanation that the mine-like devices had approached him and dragged him towards the craft. Police could not solve the mystery and the file remains open.  |
| Fortean / Oddball News: Paranormal Peter Sellers, Blobfish and the Crying Boy Mystery Posted: 12 Oct 2010 11:36 AM PDT  dangerousminds - Many actors are superstitious, some like Peter Bull kept a collection of Teddy bears to bring him luck; others like Jack Lemmon said the words, "It's magic time," before filming each take. But none were quite as obsessed with superstitions and the Occult as comedy legend, Peter Sellers. Sellers' introduction to the Occult came via fellow Goon, Michael Bentine, the Watford-born Peruvian, who had grown-up in a household where seances and table-turning were regularly practiced. Not long after they first met, Bentine told Sellers of his psychic abilities - how during the Second World War, when Bentine served in the Royal Air Force, he had been able to tell which of his comrades would die before a bombing mission. Bentine claimed if he saw a skull instead of his colleague's features, then he knew this person would be killed. How often Bentine was correct in his predictions is not known. No matter, Sellers was impressed by the shock-haired comic and was soon obsessed with all things paranormal. From then on he collected superstitions, as easily as others collect stamps. He refused to wear green or act with anyone dressed in the color. If anyone gave him something sharp, he gave them a penny. He read his horoscopes every day, to divine what he should do. Sellers often said he had no idea who he was: "If you ask me to play myself, I will not know what to do. I do not know who or what I am." This was his way of renouncing any responsibility for his actions. He claimed he found comfort and stability in consulting clairvoyants and fortune tellers, which again only underlines the fact he did know who he was - a control freak, who wanted power over his future. It was inevitable, therefore, that once under the spell of sooth-sayers and psychics, Sellers was open to fraudsters, tricksters and con-men. The clairvoyant who had most influence over his life was Maurice Woodruff, the famed TV and newspaper astrologer, whose syndicated column reached over fifty million people at the height of his career. Woodruff received over 5,000 letters a week, asking for advice and had a Who's Who of of celebrity clients, including Lionel Bart and Diana Dors. He also famously predicted the death of President John F. Kennedy and the end of the Vietnam War. Sellers was devoted to Woodruff, consulting him before he accepted any roles, and regularly had Tarot readings performed over the telephone. But Woodruff was heavily in debt and open to the persuasion of a little cash earner when film studios asked him to suggest film scripts for the actor. One famous tale, recounts how Woodruff was asked to suggest the initials of director Blake Edwards as being very important to him. Unfortunately, Sellers failed to connect 'B.E.' with the famous director. On return to the Dorchetser Hotel, his usual residence when in London, Sellers was smitten by the sight of a beautiful, young blonde-haired woman at reception. When he enquired as to who this vision of loveliness was, he was told Britt Ekland. Sellers recalled Woodruff's prediction and married Ekland within weeks. Not long after the marriage, Sellers suffered a multiple-heart attack in California, in part caused by his heavy use of Amyl Nitrate. As he later told his close friend and first biographer, Peter Evans: "When a 38-year-old bloke marries a 21-year-old bird, he needs all the help he can get. We used poppers (amyl nitrate), you know, to tweak the thrill a bit. Bubbly, poppers and Britt. It was all too much. Before I knew it, I was dead as a bloody kipper." Sellers 'died' on the the operating table, and had an out-of-body experience that influenced the rest of his life. "Well, I felt myself leave my body. I just floated out of my physical form and I saw them cart my body away to the hospital. I went with it ... I wasn't frightened or anything like that because I was fine; and it was my body that was in trouble. I looked around myself and I saw an incredibly beautiful bright loving white light above me. I wanted to go to that white light more than anything. I've never wanted anything more. I know there was love, real love, on the other side of the light which was attracting me so much. It was kind and loving and I remember thinking That's God. "Then I saw a hand reach through the light. I tried to touch it, to grab onto it, to clasp it so it could sweep me up and pull me through it." But just then his heart began beating again, and at that instant the hand's voice said, "It's not time. Go back and finish. It's not time." What Sellers probably saw was the doctor who massaged his heart back to life. Following his death experience, Sellers immersed himself in the Occult. He began to practice Ouija and increased his use of marijuana to open up his untapped psychic powers. Through Ouija, Sellers had conversations with a variety famous people from history, leading friend and fellow Goon, Spike Milligan, to jest that Sellers only made contact with the likes of Napoleon, Julius Ceaser and Leonardo Da Vinci, rather than a John Doe. Sellers believed the Occult shaped his performances. For The Optimists (aka The Optimist of Nine Elms) he believed he was possessed by Music Hall comic, Dan Leno, who created the central character of Sam. Sellers used Ouija to talk with Leno, who seemed oblivious to anything had gone wrong in his life, which was odd, considering the great Music Hall comic died at the age of 43, from "General Paralysis Of The Insane," or syphilis, in a lunatic asylum. For his last great performance, as Chance, in Being There, he channelled Stan Laurel to create the role. When his mother, Peg, died, Sellers again kept in touch through Ouija. Though Peg was more interested in her pet dog, who was also on the other side, rather than what her son was up to. Convinced he would live to be in his seventies, Sellers refused to have the open-heart surgery that could have saved his life. He died of a heart-attack at the age of 54, in 1980. Paranormal Peter Sellers from Blackwatch Media on Vimeo ********** Puma Sighting In Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent thesun - A puma is on the prowl... in Royal Tunbridge Wells, locals warned last night. The five-foot beast was seen roaming near bins by two women at a leisure park in the Kent town. Staff at the complex, near woods, also reported hearing terrifying growls. Ashish Patel, manager of Frankie and Benny's restaurant, said: "I was locking up when I heard an almighty noise from behind the restaurant. "I opened the door and realised it was coming from the woods. "It sounded like two ferocious animals snarling at each other. "The woodland is very dark and thick so it was pretty scary. It made me think of a lion. "I know there have been sightings of big cats in this area before." One Odeon cinema worker added: "We heard a growling then scraping like claws on a metal blind. We all left at the same time that night - there was no way any of us was going out alone." Expert Neil Arnold said he had received several big cat reports from the area - including from the two women. He said: "It was 200 yards in front of them. "The women said it was enormous, about 4ft to 5ft with a very long tail. "The animal was a puma, 100 per cent. The tail is what many people talk about - it is 3ft long and curls down and back like an 'S' shape. "They were spooked, they didn't fancy going any further." He said the beast would be living off rabbits and pheasants. **********  The 'Crying Boy' Mystery Solved thesun - In a chilling story that gripped the UK in 1985, the Yorkshire home of Ron and May Hall was gutted by fire - but their painting of a crying boy remained unscathed. Hundreds more people went on to report experiences of house fires where a Crying Boy painting had survived. Now comedian STEVE PUNT has re-examined the "curse" for his Radio 4 programme Punt PI, in which he investigates quirky unsolved mysteries. 25 years ago, George Michael was a bouffant-haired pop god, David Cameron had just started at university - and Britain was in the grip of the Curse Of The Crying Boy. From all over the country came reports of house fires in which a picture of a tearful child was unscathed. I remembered reading the story at the time and wanted to investigate whether anyone had ever solved the mystery. I tracked one of the pictures down. Recession has clearly struck the art world because it was only a tenner. I then talked to Kelvin MacKenzie - Editor of The Sun in 1985 who urged readers to send in their paintings before organising a bonfire - about what made the story so interesting. The crucial factor, it seemed, was that it was a Yorkshire fireman, not a regular member of the public, who had noticed the unburnt painting and claimed that this was not the first time they had seen it survive a fire. By this time I had realised that it wasn't just that the Crying Boy was involved in the fires - there were also rumours that it had STARTED them. How could that happen? I talked to art expert Tim Marlow. He's not a big fan of the Crying Boy but did recognise the name of the artist, Bragolin, who died in 1981 and created a series of Crying Boy paintings for tourists in post-war Venice. It didn't fit with the extraordinary tale that has appeared on the internet since the original story 25 years ago. This version claims that the boy in the painting was an orphan whose parents had died in a fire. He was taken in by the painter despite warnings that he was a firestarter - a child who can burn things without touching them. The artist's studio caught fire and he was ruined. The boy ran away - and ten years later a car crashed in flames on the outskirts of Barcelona. The driver died in the crash, the online story goes, but a driving licence found inside showed it was the orphan boy. This story is, of course, too good to be true. And even if the child himself could start fires, that's not the same as a painting of him starting fires, let alone 50,000 copies. It didn't, to be honest, seem very likely. But was it true that the picture didn't burn? I went to the Building Research Establishment - a laboratory near Watford where they set things on fire for research purposes. The result was a little surprising. A flame put immediately in front of the painting did set fire to a corner of the frame but only burnt around the outer edge of the child's profile before petering out. But it turns out there is a reason why paintings often survive fires relatively undamaged: It is to do with the string on the back burning through first. The painting falls face-down, giving it protection from smoke and heat. It's easy to see how the Crying Boy became such a phenomenon. It has all the ingredients of a great spooky story. An eerie child, a rash of fires, a mysterious artist, a "supernatural" ability to survive flames... and a newspaper with an eye for a good story. Many people were spooked and wanted to be rid of them but Kelvin MacKenzie thinks there is another reason why the paintings flooded in. He reckons many came from couples where one person had never liked the picture anyway - and saw a good opportunity to get rid of it. **********  Blobfish Faces Extinction These sad-looking creatures, which grow up to lengths of 12 inches, live at depths of 900m. They spend most of their time gently floating around waiting for food to pass in front of them, which sounds like quite a nice life to us! Because they live so far from the sea surface they're not often seen by humans. However, increasing levels of deep-sea fishing in Australia and Tasmania for crab and lobster mean that the sulky sea-dwellers are being dragged up with other catches in increasing numbers. These gelatinous masses may not be much to look at, but the world would be a less interesting place without them, probably, so let's hope the Australians don't kill them off. ********** Maltese Man Claims Virgin Mary Appears To Him Each Wednesday madmikesamerica - Malta is an island in the Mediterranean. It has an area of 121 square miles and a population of 412,000. One of the coastal towns is called Borg in-Nadur – Angelik Caruana lives there, he and his followers claim the Virgin Mary appears to him every Wednesday, and he says Our Lady's latest message was a stern warning for people not to heed the will of the majority. Do not take notice or pay heed to what the majority of the population is saying. They want divorce, my children. It is not the solution to repair the family. It is the deceit of the devil," the Virgin Mary is quoted as having told Mr Caruana last week. An appeal is then made for people to stop being taken for a ride by the devil and to return to Jesus. Her message was uploaded onto the video sharing website You Tube and is the third time this year that divorce has been the subject of the apparitions. "My children, take the situation seriously, for once divorce is legalized in your country, what happened abroad will happen to you too: the result will be very ugly," her message continues. Contacted about the apparitions last month, the Curia had said it was observing the online videos, consulting experts and relaying everything to the Vatican. Mr Caruana originally made headlines when a statue of the Virgin that he owns allegedly started weeping tears of blood and oozing a large quantity of oil, a phenomenon said to continue to this day. Click for video  |
| Claim: Yetis and Bears at 'War' in Siberia Posted: 12 Oct 2010 11:00 AM PDT  Searches for this mysterious creature, also known as "bigfoot" or "snowman", started several decades ago. People look for yetis – or, at least, their traces – elsewhere: in Canada, Europe, Mongolia, Azerbaijan, Tajikistan and Russia. Several times, yetis' traces have been found – footsteps that resemble that of humans but are too big for a man, flocks of hair or gigantic branch shelters in forests. In 1967, a certain Roger Patterson even filmed a yeti in northern California, but experts still argue whether this shooting is real or fake. This year's expedition to Mountain Shoria is already the third. One of its participants, the director of the International Center for Hominology Igor Burtsev assures that yetis leave traces of their stay in the taiga and fight with local bears. "They make strange pyramidal constructions of trunks and branches in the wood – sometimes 3 or 4 meters, sometimes only 30 cm high. Sometimes they bend huge trees and twist their trunks like wheels. A human being is just not strong enough for that, and there seems to be no need for bears to do this. At first, we thought that yetis do this to make shelters, but then we came to the conclusion that this is a sort of landmark for them. Or, maybe, this is a way for a yeti to say something to its congeners." Igor Burtsev has talked with local residents who claim that they have seen yetis with their own eyes. Sometimes, farmers take them for wood goblins. "Folk beliefs say that the wood goblin is the master of the woods. All animals, even bears, submit to him. The wood goblin has a strong hypnotic power, thus he is not afraid of any animal." Scientists think that these ancient beliefs do have some grounding – it seems that today yetis in Siberia are competing with bears, and the yetis are winning – they are obviously stronger and have rudimentary intellect. If this "war" between yetis and bears continues, there is a risk that bears will not sleep this winter because of a shortage of food, instead going to villages in search of something to eat. To prevent this, the region's authorities plan to organize bear feeding. However, it seems that local residents have already found a common language with the yetis – they leave candies for them and communicate with them mentally – yetis are believed to be telepathic. Igor Burtsev even claims that to a certain extent, yetis can imitate the human language. "I would, without doubt, call the yeti another species of man," he says. Send us an email   New Items - Strickler's Celebrity Autographs  ANOMALIST BOOKS Works on maverick science, unexplained mysteries, unorthodox theories, strange talents, and unexpected discoveries. Please check out their excellent and diverse catalog  The 'C' Influence Actualizing Esoteric Discussion   "The latest news from beyond the mainstream" Join Ben & Aaron for their weekly podcast! Check out Mysterious Universe Plus+ all access format!  Spirit Rescue International Providing no cost professional spiritual help, personal support and guidance Take the first step towards genuine peace of mind SPIRIT RESCUE INTERNATIONAL - HAUNTED HELP Spiritual, paranormal and supernatural guidance and support using remote viewing and other complementary therapies - all are welcome Phantoms & Monsters Wiki A NETWORK OF INVESTIGATORS, ENTHUSIASTS AND THOSE SEEKING THE TRUTH THROUGH PARANORMAL EDUCATION AND DISCUSSION SUPPLY BASE Buy alternative supplies and gifts CLICK HERE!   |
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