Kirsteen Duckers Telekinesis aka Psychokinesis (PK) was described by parapsychologist J.B. Rhine in 1934 as the ability “to mentally influence external objects.” Throughout history, many exceptional humans have claimed to, or been recorded to have performed ‘superhuman’ feats. Jesus turning water into wine is an obvious example. In the West, special abilities were usually viewed through a … Read more
The most haunted places in America are hard to narrow down, as thanks to a bloody ‘wild west’ past comprised of settlers, massacres, and Civil War, America has a plethora of haunted places to visit and explore. For some locations, like the Tombigbee River or the Brown Mountains, an astounding natural mlandscape hides bizarre supernatural … Read more
Exorcism, a religious ceremony to expel a demon from a possessed individual, is more popular than ever, especially in the US. The number of official priests sanctioned by the Catholic Church to perform the ritual has risen over the past decade. Whilst the Catholic Church is notoriously strict over the prerequisites for an exorcism, including … Read more
The following cases of purported paranormal activity are famous for their sensationalism, their prolificacy and their ability to continue to split critics over their veracity. Cases like Amityville and Enfield have been popularised by the press and the movie industry but continue to fascinate and thrill new generations because they remain partially unexplained to this … Read more
Tales of haunted Inns and Alehouses were a staple of fireside conversation in Europe for hundreds of years. The Victorians, in particular, loved anything macabre and having a ghost story attached to your business was as much a boon for tourism then as today. The notion of the haunted grand hotel was popularised in America … Read more