Paranormal web sites and news groups

The Boundary Institute helps you answer the question, "Am I psychic?"

The Trickster and the Paranormal George P. Hansen	Haunted airbases in England

Phantom or fraud?

Cynthia Larson talks about Reality Shifters.
The Haunted Realm lists links, resources, and stories.
The White Crow Society counsels those experiencing phenomena.
Watch Enigma Television on your computer, with continuing paranormal broadcasts.
The Rocky Mountain Paranormal web site was founded in the summer of 2000.
John and Anne Spencer are Investigators, Researchers, and Writers of the Paranormal. They "have been active researchers of the paranormal for over twenty years."
The Haunted South web site is affiliated with the Louisiana Team for Psychical Research.
The Parapsychological Consultation Service, Inc. is headed by the former director of the Eileen J. Garrett Library at the Parapsychology Foundation, Joanne D.S. McMahon, PhD. "PCS is the resource of choice when valuable and credible information on parapsychological and paranormal subjects and the occult."
The Anomalist is a twice-yearly periodical, exploring the mysteries of science, nature, and history. The online edition of The Anomalist features a few select reprints from the print journal, but primarily provides original content such as High Strangeness Reports, The Anomalist Book Awards, Quotable Fort, and The Anomalist Newsline.
The most incredible web site on paranormal phenomena is simply called Man and the Unknown. It is multi-lingual, including translations in French, German and Spanish. Other languages are being worked on, including Dutch. The amazing feature that makes this site absolutely unique are several recordings from beyond.
Art Bell brings his radio show to the 'net - live! Listen to his theme song or link to a variety of investigative sites.
If you would like to join a ghost club, start a ghost club, view ghostly photos, find tips on hunting ghosts, purchase ghost-hunting tools and t-shirts, or get on a mailing list, link up to the International Ghost Hunters Society. Membership is free.

Pat Cody has an interesting article about The Ghosts at Catfish Plantation in Texas. A photo is included showing what might be a ghost at the dinner table.

Loyd Auerbach describes himself as a parapsychologist, magician, and mentalist. He is the director of the Office of Paranormal Investigations. His web site is very unique with awesome graphics, lots of information, and a nice little ditty in the background. I highly recommend a visit.

You will find a psychic test and a chat room at Paddy's Paranormal Forum.

The Circles Phenomenon Research Canada has many articles and a long list of links related to Crop Circles.

Take a walking tour of haunted sites in St. John's New Foundland, Canada.

The Psight Academy is a commercial "pyschic training school." It provides free links to several essays, as well as links to some of the other commercial sites offering psychic training.
You can find lots of information on the paranormal at Archive X which is maintained by Samuel Spitzner.
Check out obiwan's home page, where it all begins!
Look at the Fortean Times home page for something really different. Now improved for easier navigation.
Investigate the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims Of the Paranormal - (CSICOP) - for some on-line articles and subscription information.
John Robert Colombo writes and edits all kinds of books in Canada. Some paranormal titles are included.
Learn about ESP and psychokinesis at the Koestler Parapsychology Unit in Edinburgh Scotland.
Try out a paranormal page in French.
Carlos Viper has a Paranormal site in Spanish with topics such as astral projection, ghosts, and spontaneous combustion.
Troy Taylor conducts tours, sponsors the American Ghost Museum, writes books, and publishes a magazine from his Ghosts of the Prairie web site.
The Student Parapsychology Society investigates a variety of paranormal activity.
Parapsychology resources on the Internet lists scores of scholarly paranormal resources.
The Dark Side of the Web provides some interesting links.
The Association for the Scientific Study of Anomalous Phenomena has an interesting site in Kent, England.
Haunted Corners of the Web looks at lots of different phenomena.
The Society for Psychical Research was founded in 1882. Learn about its history, meetings, and membership requirements.
Shadowlands is a clever place to spend some time.
Turn to the Skeptic Bibliography for a scholarly list of books questioning the paranormal.
Uri Geller has lent his name to a magazine titled Encounters, which also has opened a web site.
You can take a tour of Hollywood's Ghosts.
Some have given Chingle Hall the title of "most haunted house in England," now that Borley Rectory no longer exists.
Steppen' Stones provides links to many paranormal sites, including UFO's and Ghosts.
The Mystical WWW has definitions and links for a wide variety of subjects from alternative medicine to science.
Mr. Wizard's Den has a constantly changing list of paranormal links.
Michael Daniels has developed an extensive list of paranormal sites.
Tune in Experience the Paranormal (with music).
The Society for Scientific Exploration promotes serious study of things not a part of "mainstream science."
Although not specifically related to the paranormal, Chris Whitcombe includes the history of Ley Lines amongst his pages.
Links to pages about vampires and skeptics are among those you will find at the Paranormal Parlor.
A commercial site offers stories about poltergeists and such in New England. I am told that "that site's webmaster, Paul Eno (a paranormal investigator, ghost hunter, and writer), has also created a great new resource on ghosts at New England Ghosts."
Brett Holman has an interesting page of "weird stuff" and it has a TON of links!
Sympatico of Canada is a wide-based site, including a French version.
The "Vo-boo-sia Community" emphasizes the "boo," with links to ghost, horror, and vampire stories.
If you have been to a haunted house, fill out the survey of the Haunted Houses Architectural Research Project.
Visit the Cosmic Society of Paranormal Investigations for over 300 photos, more links, and an online forum.
Flagship1 of the Paranormal predicts the paranormal will become the normal in the future. Most links are to witchcraft sites.
Requiemdream is a site posting about "true" ghost stories, unexplained occurences, strange ways people died, and UFOs.
An excellent crop circle resource for those who speak German is the German Association for Crop Circle Research
Spectre Search promises "A Directory of Haunted Dining and Lodging in the U.S."
Archive X provides one section devoted to Ghost Stories and Folklore.
Gregg Soltesz has taken some interesting photos and posted them at his Real Ghosts pages complete with sounds and music and frames.
The Society for Paranormal Investigation, Research, and Informational Training has a great deal to offer. SPIRIT has sections devoted to ghost stories, photographs, testimonials, equipment reviews and training, plus an invitation to set up your own SPIRIT chapter.
Another "must see" site is simply a list of Major Fortean Organizations in the U.S. No links here, just names and addresses.
The TRAVELING PARANORMAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATION offers photographs, a chat room, a newsletter, ghost conference information, and a chat room, among other things.
A most rewarding site describing the 50 most famous Finnish Poltergeists is available in Finnish as well as in English..
Read about a Hotel Suite Poltergeist in San Francisco.
You can view a photograph of The Bristol, Connecticut, Poltergeist, but you are referred to a book for the story.
If you are a linguist, you will want to read about En brandläggande poltergeist.
Read a short story about a A Lightning Activated Poltergeist. No graphics.
Read another short story about a Friendly Poltergeist.
The premier site for a look at a disappearing ship is the The Philadelphia Experiment from A-Z . While the author promotes his own book throughout, there is much research and links to other sources if you have the patience to continue scrolling down. You are invited to read several files, join a mailing list, and listen to five hours of audio discussion.
Read a skeptics viewpoint on the Philadelphia Experiment.
The Ghosts Channel offers stories, a mailing list, photos, and the IRC channel #ghosts.
Wren's Brave New World offers discussions on Astral Projection, Lucid Dreams, Energy & Chakra Work, Self Hypnosis, and Past Life Regression.
The Shroud of Turin has its own web site.
Jonas Liljegren provides his Personal Theory of the Paranormal along with a big list of resources. This site is bilingual - Swedish and English.
And now, for something completely different. Learn all about Chupacabra from Tito Armstrong at Princeton.
Ben S. Roesch has developed an On-Line Cryptozoology Archive for the "study of unverified animals." He has readings on such things as Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster, mystery cats and sea serpents.
Speaking of the Loch Ness Monster, Nessie has her own official web site in the U.K.
Zerotime may seem like an odd name, but the pages on this site are well worthwhile. It offers information on ghosts and poltergeists including the best places to experience phenomena, suggested equipment for ghost hunting, and legends. One of the most useful pages is a growing list of local ghost clubs so you can find a research group close to you. The page on Poltergeists is of particular interest, as it outlines five levels of activity. A Java chat room is also available.
You can join a psychic search for the Arc of the Covenant with Gerry Cannon.
A sophisticated look at paranormal phenomena can be found at the Anomalous Cognition (or PSI) section of the Faculty of Psychology of the University of Amsterdam. If you wade through the FAQ's you will find a simple English version of what is open for study - "These anomalies fall into three general categories: ESP, PK, and phenomena suggestive of survival after bodily death, including near-death experiences, apparitions, and reincarnation." The page goes on to say, "The University of Amsterdam does not offer an educational program but a course in parapsychology can be attended at the Univeristy of Utrecht or on-line."
The link to this "Introduction into Empirical and Theoretical Parapsychology" indicates the classes will taught again in 2000.
The RetroPsychoKinesis Project is located within the University of Kent at Canterbury, England. It offers a Retropsychokinesis Experiment On-Line. This is basically a test to see if your mind can influence random outcomes. Ongoing reports and research papers fill up the site. It also includes a comprehensive Retrocausality Bibliography.
Dr. Dean Radin is featured on the The Consciousness Research Laboratory of the Medical Psychophysics Research Institute, Inc. web site. It "conducts scientific research on commonly-reported but poorly understood human experiences called psychic phenomena." There are no reports given, but the reader is referred to books and articles by Radin for further study.
The Rhine Research Center is a "non-profit research and education organization established to explore the unusual types of experiences that suggest capabilities as yet unrecognized in the domain of human personality, and to investigate those capabilities thoroughly by exact scientific methods. The Center is successor to the Duke University Parapsychology Laboratory and carries forward that famed laboratory's research mission and educational programs." Among other things, it offers an 8-week Summer Study Program. "The main thrusts of the Institute for Parapsychology's research programs are in the areas of ESP and PK."
The Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research program offers another scientific study. "The most substantial portion of the PEAR program examines anomalies arising in human/machine interactions. In these experiments human operators attempt, solely by volition, to influence the behavior of a variety of mechanical, electronic, optical, acoustical, and fluid devices to conform to pre-stated intentions."
For German-speaking students of the paranormal, you might try the Abteilung für Psychologie und Grenzgebiete der Psychologie.
A bi-lingual site exists in Italian and English at The Centre for Parapsychological Studies of Bologna, Italy. "A course for those people who want to become researcher in the parapsychological field is ongoing."
The Bio-Emission Laboratory in Japan describes the result of its work: "We have corroborative investigation about the latent talent of the human being, for instance, the influence of one's mind and consciousness on his body, someone else and the matters." This site is bi-lingual English and Japanese.
Another English/Japanese site offers a look at the International Society of Life Information Science. It seeks to "clearly recognize and identify the unsolved phenomena using scientific positive methodology."
The Fondazione Biblioteca Bozzano-De Boni offers an English/Italian preview of its paranormal studies.
The Society for Paranormal Exploration, Classification, Technical Research and Enquiry, - SPECTRE - "was founded in November, 1997 with specific aims to apply scientific methods to the study of anomalous or inexplicable phenomena, mainly those events perceived to be of psychic origin."
Len Gilbert has created the New Orleans Cemetery & Voodoo pages. You will find photos, information, and links to related sites.
A commercial site offers a look at Kirlian photography, with an explanation and some examples.
The Castle of Spirits has collected a whopping number of spooky stories. They deal with such things as spirits, the soul, ghosts, poltergeists, entities, the possessed, spectres, and hauntings.
You can find more tales at The Page That Goes Bump In The Night. It also offers a chat room and a forum.
And for even more ghost stories, tune to HOTLYPS GHOST STORIES.
A fascinating new site asks if UFOs "don't travel by physics and technology, what other alternative is there?" Thales - promotes the idea that "The only alternative is the immense, unknown, untapped powers of the Mind."
Speaking of different ways of moving around, Mind Travel Plus offers "a non-profit world-wide-web site devoted to Out-of-Body Experiences, Astral Projection, Lucid Dreaming, Remote Viewing, Near-Death Experiences, and other types of Mind Travel. Related fields of study have also been included, such as Consciousness Research."
Take a look at The Wall, and leave your comments about what you see. The site explains how "Mysterious events allegedly transpire in this building due to it being erected on the site of Portland, Oregon's first cemetery. One of the legends associated with this property states handwriting appears spontaneously upon walls. A wall has been chosen, camera trained on same. . .[and the image is] updated throughout the day. With the aid of modern technology, the tale can either be debunked, or proven. The camera angle is changed monthly."
Take an Internet course on the The History of Dreaming.
The Dream Psi Archive is "dedicated to extraordinary dreams. It features information on mutual, lucid, psychic, creative, psionic and flying dreams as well as related phenomenon."
The Fly-By-Night Club is "dedicated to the idea that dreams are creative, psychic and just plain fun."
Edgar Cayce, ancient Egypt, Atlantis, Iris Seer Mona Rolfe, Reiki, past lives, and crystal skulls are discussed in the Hall of Records.
Amongst some colorful computer-enhanced images by RAYN, you will find his own personal ghost story.
Be sure to tour the Haunted Houses of Berkshire if only through the Internet. The excellent site features snapshots and stories about Windsor Castle, Herne the Hunter, Bisham Abbey, and Arborfield.
The same author offers even more at Strange Thame. The location is Oxfordshire, England, and the list of weird happenings includes ghosts, a Near Death Experience, UFOs, witches, and much, much more.
For a look at what waits for us, try the International Association for Near-Death Studies, Inc. (IANDS).
At the Farsight Institute, the mission is to use remote viewing as a tool "to explore questions relating to consciousness and existence." It believes, "Our physical nervous system is, in essence, a tuning device that connects us to an underlying field of nature through which knowledge of all things is possible." The Institute offers courses, and also an online Serious Remote Viewing manual.
For an in-depth study of Out of Body Experiences or Channeling, let the Spirit Web be your guide.
Details on a walking ghost tour in Edinburgh, Scotland are available from the Witchery Tours.
The Leading Edge newspaper has a long list of alternative articles. Including channeling, Hale Bopp, consciousness, UFOs, healing, mind control - including reverse speech, crystal skulls, remote viewing, and time travel.
The McKenzie Group is based in Dayton Ohio and calls itself "a non-profit organization specializing in the professional investigation of legitimate paranormal phenomenon."
Link up with the SCI-FI Channel's "Sightings." As the promo says, "This investigative show takes a look into dramatic stories of the paranormal."
The Investigative Committee for Unexplained Events describes itself as "an Alabama based informal association of individuals interested in the study of the phenomenon of ghosts and in helping people who find themselves involved in a haunting situation." It is particularly interesting that the "ICUE does not charge any fee for its services."

If you weave your way through the pages of Bob's Ghost Towns in Utah, you will find a few haunting tales submitted by visitors.
Karen's Ghost Page features pictures from about two dozen allegedly haunted places.
Chingle Hall now lays claim to being the "most haunted house in England," since Borley Rectory burned down in 1939.
Andrew Bennett also visited Chingle, and displays some of the photographs he took.
For "journeys of the mind, body and soul," take a trip to "other worlds."
Stigmata is the appearance of wounds similar to Christ's. A Newfoundland Priest has apparently been the subject of this paranormal phenomena. Several newspaper articles are reprinted at this brief site.
The Ghost Research Society offers case histories of a number of hauntings and is looking for more. You can subscribe to the Ghost Tracker's Newsletter, and/or pick up scores of previous issues.
The Center for Research and Investigation looks into ESP, aliens, dreams, and ghosts.
For ghostly photos and stories of Boot Hill, turn to the Ghosts of Tombstone.
It may sound weird, but the Grave Stompers Society claims it has good intentions.
In a promotion sent to me I was told that OSIS offers "Professional Paranormal Consulting and Investigative Services." Among other things, it offers "Paranormal Investigations: Ghost bustings & exorcisms."
If you have had a ghostly experience, or would like to read the stories of those who have had a brush with the paranormal, investigate Ghosts Are Among Us.
If you live in Arizona and if you are "troubled by strange noises in the middle of the night," head for the Arizona Paranormal Investigations home page.
Visiting the MysticalWorld's Paranormal Page will introduce you to basic definitions and then link you to a web of similar interests.
A good place to visit on a dark and stormy night is the Haunted Places of Illinois web site.
Take a look at the Polaroid photo and then read the story by Ali on this page. It will warm your heart, if nothing else.
"Ghost eye" has "spent hours searching the net for the absolute BEST sites dealing with the paranormal."
Take a look at this picture from Provo, Utah and tell the owner what you see.
Read all about the Ghosts and Legends of Nottinghamshire" from the book of the same name.
For more original ghost stories, check out The Twilight Pages.
Read a strange story about a candle. Then jump to some of the links offered, including one to an outstanding presentation on Jack the Ripper. (For mature audiences only.)
The Highlander Ghost Page takes you through Scotland, England, and Wales in search of spirits. A very beautiful web site with excellent text and backgrounds.
Wait for the totally dark page to load, and you will find Jennifer's Other Side of Midnight.
The Page That Goes Bump In The Night offers even more personal tales of hauntings. It also offers a forum and a chat page.
If you still want to read about visits from people who have died, move on to the page dedicated to The Ghosts of North Portland. Michael Ball takes you to eight different sites for some pretty chilling stories.
If you are looking for even more haunted stories, Ghostly Guy has several from his visitors. Even more "spooky" is a picture he offers from the summer of 1997. You gotta see this truly paranormal-looking photo!
A visit to The Mystical World Wide Web will take some time, so be prepared. Under the main entry for "Ghosts," the site owners have quoted extensively from works by Andrew Green dealing with hauntings throughout England. These extracts are taken from Ghosts of Today which was published in 1980 but is no longer available. This is without doubt the most extensive tour guide of English haunts on the Internet.
In the process of writing about an equestrian trip in Ireland, Cookie McClung has a few sentences about Leap Castle in the middle of her narrative.
Speaking of Leap Castle, the only site devoted strictly to that haunting belongs to the students at Coolderry Central School a couple of miles away.
The latest site devoted to ghost stories both real and imagined is called Graveyard Shift.
RANDOLPH W. LIEBECK lists himself as a "Paranormal Investigator & Consultant." His web page says "he has conducted haunted house investigations in New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Great Britain." Some of these articles are summarized within the site, including stories about Liebeck's work.
Dennis William Hauck offers THE HAUCK REPORT via free e-mail. He describes it as a way "to keep track of breaking paranormal news." The archives are available on the web site to give you a flavor of what to expect. You will find detailed stories, sound bites, and photographs of a great many paranormal activities. Another great feature of the site is a state-by-state paranormal travel guide.
An entire book on the subject of metal-bending is available on the Internet. "THE METAL-BENDERS" by JOHN B. HASTED was written in 1981.
Speaking of Uri Geller, this column has previously dealt with his home site. Geller fans have also put together a sort of a reference page dedicated to his exploits.
Whilst covering mind-bending, you may want to visit the Neuro-Kinetik site. Its stated mission is to "enable people to become psychic."
"A weekly newsletter of the paranormal" is found at The Strange. It is weighted toward aliens and such, but does include articles on such subjects as "Major Electromagnetic Mind Control Projects," "Poltergeists Do Exist!" and "CHUPACABRA KILLED BY MOTORIST?"
For a personal view of the paranormal, check out www.paranormal.org
Wouldn't it be great to spend the night in a place you knew was haunted! The folks over at Apparition Expeditions agree. It is their goal to not only tour haunted places, but to stay over night whenever possible.
Speaking of Great Britain, Ghost Tours of Nottingham features a 'Ghost Weekend' that includes "psychic demonstrations and a past life regression, in an atmospheric, haunted hotel!"
One of the best lists of ghost tours is inside the pages of the Traveling Paranormal Research Association. The author has been on some of the tours and rates them for you. Photos, stories, and EVP are also included on this site.
Another great source of ghost tour information is available from Invisible Ink. Contact addresses are given, and some web sites are linked for your convenience.
A CHICAGO SUPERNATURAL TOUR is available if you have a group. Day or night tours are available.
Alexandria Virginia offers a Lantern Light Ghost Tour.
The folks in Key West also like the lantern idea, and invite you to walk their "shadowy lanes" where you can "discover the ghosts, ghouls & legends of our haunted island paradise." If you mention their web site, you can save money on an adult ticket.
Another lantern ghost tour is available in Decatur, Illinois. You will visit Greenwood Cemetery, "one of the most haunted graveyards in the Midwest."
The Melbourne Ghost Tour offers you the opportunity to visit a couple of cemeteries and Melbourne's most famous ghost: "Federici - The Ghost of the Princess Theatre."
Selma Alabama offers a do it yourself ghost tour complete with instructions on the Internet. The script is as complete as any you will get on a guided tour. Print it out and enjoy.
Kathleen Thomas took six different ghost tours in Savannah Georgia, and reviews each of them for Internet visitors.
Daily ghost tours of Charleston South Carolina are available at several times.
Mercat Tours and Witchery Tours take you through Edinburgh Scotland to find all kinds of ghosts.
Some people in Ogden, Utah have collected several Electronic Voice Phenomena. The Utah Ghost Hunter's Society has had much success with their investigations.
A web site called Inner Explorations explores psychic dreams, PSI, synchronicity, and exceptional experiences. The author was involved in Stargate, the government experiment with remote viewing, although this investigation is not discussed on his site.
Ingo Swann offers a more complete look at remote viewing, including "The First CIA-selected Coordinate Remote Viewing Experiment."
For the most comprehensive web site devoted to remote viewing, you must visit the site belonging to Palyne "PJ" Gaenir. You will have hours of reading in front of you from manuals to news articles.
For $99.95, you can take a remote viewing training course from the Academy of Remote Viewing through Space and Time
The Western Institute of Remote Viewing and The American Association of Remote Viewers, Inc. also offer a course for about the same fee.
Visit a handy list for more readings and sites on remote viewing.
There is also a list available of Remote Viewing Resources.
Stargate has a totally different definition to some people. At the Spiritweb, it means "to realign the energetic of [an area] and raise the vibrational frequency, thus allowing acceleration of the spiritual awakening of the inhabitants of these areas." Two such alignments are discussed.
The Association for the Scientific Study of Anomalous Phenomena is "an association dedicated to discovering the scientific truth behind unexplained anomalous phenomena." It is based in England.
Paranormal author Dr. Dean I. Radin is the director of the Consciousness Research Laboratory. It studies psychic phenomena of all kinds including "mind-matter interaction phenomena, distant healing intention, clairvoyance, and precognition. . . . haunted houses and castles, persons claiming exceptional psychic abilities." The most rewarding part of this site is the lengthy and informative Frequently Asked Questions - FAQs. One of the more interesting questions is "Where can I get a degree in parapsychology?" Here is the answer.
One parapsychology course on the Internet is found at Nene College in Northampton, England. Dr. Chris Roe is your instructor.
The Controlled Remote Viewing home page contains a ton of readings on the subject. At one time, visitors to the site were invited to participate by picturing remote targets, but this section hasn't been used lately. Perhaps if you e- mail the developer of the site?
Vist the Haunted Houses Architectural Research Project for a"database pertinent to the architectural, geographical and spatial characteristics of houses with reported paranormal occurrences." So far, no contributions are published.
On your next trip to Toulouse France, you are invited to participate in an ESP experiment conducted by AGAPE.
John Atkinson is just a regular guy, who is conducting a Precognition Experiment. He uses the Internet to date his predictions.
James Randi and associates will pay over $1,000,000 to anyone who can prove psychic, supernatural, or paranormal abilities. Atkinson has printed Randi's challenge for anyone who wants to give it a try.
Here are the latest Loch Ness Monster web sites:
- Nessie on the Net in Scotland
- The Original Loch Ness Monster Visitor Centre
- The Loch Ness Monster
- The Legend of Nessie
- The Shadowlands Sea Serpent Page
- The Unexplained - Loch Ness Monster
Greg Long tells the weird story of The Monster of Conser Lake in his site of Northwest Mysteries. Long also investigated Washington State's Mystery Hole. No coverage from that part of the world would be complete without some tales of Bigfoot. Don't leave this site without listening to two awesome recordings of Bigfoot screaming.
Then, if you slip down to the southeast, you can investigate the Bermuda Triangle on a site called The Unexplained. This site also takes a look at Atlantis. In another section, you can take a look at Stonehenge, The Great Pyramid of Giza, and the Loch Ness monster.
Michael Daniels attempts to conduct a "Psychic Stunt of the Month" with Internet visitors. Twenty stunts have been conducted so far, and visitors are encouraged to suggest the next test.
If you want to explore your own psychic powers, read an essay by T.E.WATTS
You can read the full texts of several Edgar Alan Poe stories plus A Christmas Carol if you visit The Other Side. This site also has some fascinating readings about various happenings in Brittany, France. Then you can move across the channel to England for even more spooky tales.
If you like reading stories about the paranormal from other people, you will want to bookmark Unsolved Mysteries. This is not associated with any television series, and consists of contributions from visitors.
Be sure to dig into the concept of theHollow Earth, including what Admiral Richard E. Byrd may have seen.
Another site dedicated to the hollow earth includes "interviews" with residents.
Still another site proposes a theory about Ancient and Hollow Astronauts. Other sites include: The Hollow Earth, a reading from Omni magazine, an online book by Dr. R. W. Bernard, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. and an article on the Project Apocalypse Now site.
While at the Project Apocalypse Now site, you may want to take a look at some of the other readings, including one on Recording The Voices of The Dead. This entire site is also available in German.
Donald E. Simanek relates the fascinating story of Beringer's Autographed Stones on his web site. It details a proposed alternative to the origin of fossils.
The Brisbane Ghost Hunters "wish to try and dispel the myth that life does not continue after death." To this end, they collect photographs and Electronic Voice Phenomena from Australian cemeteries and haunted places. The site also lists several ghost tours throughout Australia.
While digging around for the paranormal in Australia, check out the Australian Ghost Hunters Society. It features a list of haunted sites in Australia, ghost photos, a chat room, stories from Internet visitors, and a newsletter.
The Connecticut Paranormal Research Society is looking to investigate the supernatural in Connecticut. Photos, Electronic Voice Phenomena files, and stories from previous investigations are featured.
The Southwestern Virginia Ghost Hunters Society looks for spirits in, well, Virgina.
The same people from Virginia also offer a look at The Amityville Horror through a lot of pictures.
The Adams County Ghost Hunters are based in Pennsylvania, and have quite a few photographs and some tales for you to look at.
While in Pennsylvania, head for the Philadelphia Ghost Hunters Alliance. Its members have gathered stories, many pictures, and EVP from their area.
Tune in the pages dedicated to Psychic Experiences for some unusual stories from visitors. The site has a beautiful graphic as an extra bonus.
According to the The World Watchers, "Edgar Cayce gave over 14,000 readings between the years 1901 and 1945, covering more than 10,000 topics." On this site you will find a reading he gave about Atlantis, and a link to the A.R.E. Research Center founded by Cayce in 1931. The A.R.E. offers an ESP test, an Online Study Group (chat room), and an invitation to join. I couldn't find any readings on this site.
I DID find an excellent site with Cayce readings designed by William Terrell
Omni magazine has loaded an interview from High Strangeness on Prime Time Live! Patrick Huyghe talks about Cayce and the Mysteries of Atlantis with the son and granddaughter of Edgar Cayce.
If you wait for the page to completely load, and you take time to scroll down a bit, you will find several readings at Sparky's Index of Cayce readings.
The Edgar Cayce Resource Center has a brief history of the man, plus an essay on "the most important thing we can do in this lifetime!"
The Meaning of Life and Death according to Cayce is documented on an easy to read web site. This is only one section of a very comprehensive site on Near Death Experiences and the Afterlife. This beautiful web site has stories from over two dozen people who have had NDEs. Each story has its own unique art work, which is worth the visit alone.
Phenomena On-Line is a great place to visit. A very unique feature of this site is a "PhenomenaCAM" which is "the first live webcam featuring genuine events which are dedicated to the paranormal, the unexplained and the unusual." Using an electronic magazine format, these web pages bring you the latest weird news and current events.
The Paranormal Research Primer promises "a comprehensive overview of many paranormal subjects." It focuses on crop circles and UFOs, but also looks at monster, Nostradamus, a list of paranormal publications, people related to the paranormal, and much more. You may want to subscribe to the newsletter called "The Strange."
Richard Senate has a new web page dedicated to his work as a "Ghost Stalker." He promises to detail cases he has worked on, his favorite ghost stories, and you can chat with his wife Debbie.
If you want to get the low down on ghosts in Texas, visit Lone Star Spirits. You can click on your favorite Texas town, and read about the spirits visiting that site.

If you like the idea of having Halloween all year 'round, you will love Sunset Angel's Halloween Page. She is also a graphic designer, and has tons of Halloween graphics to share with you - some are animated - just be sure to give her a credit line, please. This is definitely your one-stop-shopping for Halloween - year 'round! Highly recommended.
The Halloween Alliance publishes a quarterly magazine the developers say is dedicated to "Halloweenites-people hopelessly in love with Halloween- [who] will find a wide range of interesting articles including features on community celebrations, book reviews, collectibles and personal stories."
If you consider miracles to be paranormal phenomena, you will not be surprised at the number of Internet pages devoted to the Lady of Fatima. You might start at The Fatima Network, or the Fatima Reference site in Italian. There is also The North American Voice of Fatima on Line. The best source may be the master page of Fatima links.
Among dozens of paranormal pages, Tomorrow's World Plus offers a brief rundown on Borley Rectory. At one time, the owners of the site conducted a vigil at a haunted site, and kept reader's posted on a nightly basis.
Kennith Kelley has created a site he calls Kelley's Armchair Ghost Hunter. You will find a great many photographs showing alleged hauntings from all over, plus stories sent in by readers. Kelley will also tell you why he believes in ghosts. At the bottom of one picture page, there are several Electronic Voice Phenomena files.
On the other hand, George Kanigowski has a different view (pun intended) of Paranormal Photography. He gives examples, and then tells how he thinks they happened.
Ken O'Neill (no relation) is gathering as many true ghost stories as contributors will send him. His goal is the offer "The best chill on the 'net." The site has a fan club, and you can purchase a tee shirt to mark your support for Ghostories.com
Nothing fancy here, but you can get a list of Britain's Haunted Airfields with a brief sentence about each.

Remote Viewing the future? Perhaps if you visit PSI Tech Inc. you will find the elusive answer for yourself.
The X-Project online magazine has a new look. In addition to the standard message boards and opinion polls, you will find new articles on the paranormal plus archives of past articles.
Check out The Weyrleader's Ghost Story Page for - ghost stories!
If you live in the area, you may want to join the Haunted Chicago Paranormal Research and Investigation team. It will investigate your haunting, describe the tools needed, and explain past experiences. Uncluttered and well laid out.
For Georgians, there is the Georgian Haunt Hunt Team. It features a chat room, a message board, photos, and an invitation to join the team.
You can read about a Review of Experimental Studies Conducted in Russia in the Field of Parapsychology. This is serious reading, so be prepared.
This same site also offers "Parapsychology FAQ - A helpful guide to parapsychology and the facts regarding that field." It is quite extensive. Both of these discussions allow for your input via a forum or a live chat.
Pictures of ghosts are all the rage on the Internet, and the latest addition is Karen's Ghost Page.
The Psychic Time Machine offers a look at The Sixties, the Middle Ages, the Present, the Future, Ancient Times, the Roaring 20s, a Time Line, and References. There is a ton of information here, presented in short (sometimes too short) snippets to whet your palate for more. If you go into the references index, however, the longer articles are listed for you.
A Short History of Mu has been posted that makes Lemuria and Mu interchangeable.
A very colorful web site indicates this mysterious place was "Referred to as the Lost Continent of Mu or Lemuria by the European Scholars - The old Hawaiians knew it by KA LU."
A web site we have looked at before called The Strange, points out that "According to author James Churchward, Lemuria was about 5,000 miles long and 3,000 miles wide."
The Thule Foundation supplies a map showing Lemuria in Madagascar. It believes this fabled continent was "the ancient land tying India and Australia together."
The Salem New Age Center believes, "Lemuria existed largely in the Southern Pacific, between North America and Asia/Australia. Lemuria is also sometimes referred to as Mu, or the Motherland (of Mu)."
The Daily Revolution web site calls Lemuria "the Atlantis of the Pacific." It declares that "Mu is one of the names for Lemuria."
A paragraph at the SPIRITWEB ORG explains, "Mentioning Atlantis, Mu and Lemuria in one statement, is like putting a wide diversity of cultural, philosophical and religious expressions into one pot." It also offers Lemuria - A Reflection for you to study.
If you can read German, head to the Alien.de page for "Aus einer Zeit vor Atlantis."
A "digital magazine" called the L emurian Vocie has some gorgeous art work to look at. This is a Japanese site.
You can join a mailing list to "share knowledge, memories, thoughts, ideas and concepts about the ancient civilization known as Lemuria, or Mu."
An essay titled Lemuria - Here We Go Again offers some information.
Point your clicker to an essay on The Poltergeist Machine, by Albert Budden. Read through this article and get a new look at an old phenomenon.
Take a trip into England's most 'Haunted Valley.' The Legends of Longdendale includes tales about Ghostly Roman Legions, Modern-day Phantoms, and the Haunted Theatre, among others. A delightful diversion that is just part of The Phenomena Web. Other sections of this intriguing site include a links page to sites dealing with Mysterious Britain. There is also a PhenomenaCam "the first live webcam to feature genuine events which are dedicated to the paranormal, the unexplained and the unusual."
The Real Ghosts site "focuses it's research in the field of parapsychology and spirit photography." It asks you to share your stories and any Electronic Voice Phenomena you may have.

The Remote Viewing Instructional Services explains what remote viewing is, how it came to the forefront, and how you can learn. There is a charge to take one of three classes offered. A good site for an introduction to the subject, plus links to other RV sites.
Guy Lyon Playfair and Uri Geller look over The Geller Effect. This is a complete online book detailing mental telepathy.
If you are visiting Australia, be sure to stop by the Haunts of Brisbane. The site offers a guide to hauntings in the area, a photo album, a collection of Electronic Voice Phenomena, true stories, tour information, newspaper articles, and an invitation to become a member.
There is a terrific online Ghostly Guide to Britain which promises directions to "Haunted Hotels, Ghost Walks and more.." It delves into hauntings in Scotland, Wales, England and Ireland.
There is an Internet web site that gives a comprehensive look at Local Ghost Hunting Clubs. It is broken down into individual states in America, and then other countries. This guide is part of George and Pete's Ghost Research and Paranormal Investigation Web Page. It focuses "mainly on Bachelor's Grove Cemetery in Midlothian, Illinois," but other investigations are also discussed.
The Ghost Research Society was started in 1977 and was originally called The Ghost Trackers Club. Dale D. Kaczmarek was originally the research director, and in 1982, he became owner and president. "The newsletter has regular writers who produce their own columns namely: Tom Perrott--Chairman of the Ghost Club of England, Richard Senate--ghost hunter from Ventura, California, Maurice Schwalm--author and ghost researcher from Kansas City, Missouri and other columns and articles from State Coordinators to members and non-members alike."

It is absolutely amazing to read about the spiritual side of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The creator of Sherlock Holmes started out as a critic, but then became a fanatic about the subject. Read a short bio on Doyle, plus many others at the Modern Spiritualism web site.
Another Profile of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is furnished by the PATH TO THE SOURCE. This site includes a sample of automatic writing from Doyle within the pages devoted to channeling.
If you wiggle your way through the Pieces of an Enigma, you will find some interesting reading. Once you get inside the site, you will find several doors. "The Cracks of the Paranormal" are stores by Posey Lee Gilbert and his guests who write about their weird experiences.
The Parapsychology Foundation in New York now has a web site. This organization was originally founded by famous psychic Eileen Garrett.
The most frequent request I get from my www.ghostbooks.com website is The Most Haunted House In England. Running a close second, however, is Conjuring Up Philip by my dear friend Iris Owen. The first Philip site I found was created by Jonas Liljegren, and although colorful, was not available to me as it is in Swedish. However, for linguists, this site also takes you to pages about Near Death Experiences and other paranormal studies.
In 1994, "eight undergraduate students and the professor of the Experimental Parapsychology class at Franklin Pierce College" tried to recreate the Philip Experiment. Their results are posted on the Internet under the heading Psychokinesis and Contact with an Artificial Spirit: A Replication of the Philip Phenomena.
Rev. Simeon Stefanidakis provides a description of the Philip Experiment while he addresses Phenomenal Mediumship.
The goal of the Beacon Home Circle is "the process of focusing upon intelligent communication and types of phenomena as experienced in the 19th century." To that end, they take a serious look at the history of spiritual circles, including the Philip group.
An essay about CHANNELING and the PRESENCE PHENOMENON includes a discussion about Philip.
A very brief description of the Philip Experiment is referred to in a broader essay on "Searching For Evidence Of Spirit Communication."
Philip is referred to in passing at the Kindred Spirit web site. Scroll down to the John Chambers link "Click here to find out his answers."
He also show up in a heavy discussion of " PSYCHIATRIC INTERPRETATIONS OF SUBJECTIVE PARANORMAL PERCEPTION."

There is a strange bunch of rocks in Miami, Florida that some people think is the American Stonehenge. Or perhaps, part of Atlantis?
If you believe the concept of the book Earthbound - conversations with ghosts, you will be in for a treat. The concept here is that Marianne Coddington channeled for over a dozen spirits, some who didn't even know they were dead.
Believe it or not, Carmen the sea captain came back from the grave to visit College Park, Georgia. The tale involves a ship lamp, and a cold spot.
Rosemary Ellen Guiley has lent her name and support to the Angel Haven.
A couple in England bought a house, discovered it was haunted, and then refused to pay for it. Now the courts have to decide if the place is really supernatural.
Several people have seen some phantom kangaroos. Have you?
John Zaffis and Mike Roberge have formed the Paranormal Research Society of New England. They offer stories of some haunts in the area, and some details of investigations they have conducted, including an Incubus and a poltergeist.
If you enjoy the study of unknown or undiscovered animals, you just might be a Cryptozoologist. If so, go to the CryptoWeb on the Internet. This is a good source for an understanding of the subject, including case histories throughout the world, news updates, photos, links, and even a web-ring devoted to other cryptos.
The Jersey Devil? is described at one web site as, "being about four feet tall, with a large, hideous head shaped like a horse."
If you have ever thought about angels and ghosts, and if there could be a connection, take a look at the information from Josh B. He gives one of the most definitive definition of ghosts on the Internet.
Art Bell has posted a fascinating picture on his web site that will make you think. He explains, "A photo sent to us by Tara and Kathy Thibault of a car accident scene. As bad as this looks, the driver was not hurt. Could it be a "Guardian Angel" sent to save the driver??"
While you are at the Art Bell web site, be sure to check out his sound clips page. If you scroll down a bit, you will find three sound files from "Sarah" describing her Near Death Experience.
"Veronica" is also know as "The Devilish Lady," and she has a wonderful site that combines English and Swedish pages. I went to her update page to get an overview, since she has a tremendous amount of subjects to offer. Not all pages are about the paranormal, but those that are deal with Amazon women, Atlantis, fairies, ghosts, witches, vampires, voodoo, and much, much more.
If you like Veronica's pages, look around for a link to her sister Amber's page - The Druid's Well. Here, you will find more stories about fairies, elves, ands Druids.
David R. Cowan has written a couple of books about unexplained phenomena. His web site gives a preview of his work, and promotes the startling idea that "Illnesses, such as cancer, may be exacerbated, or even caused, by natural Earth Energies, similar to Ley Lines, sometimes known as 'Black Streams'." The site includes pictures and drawings to help illustrate his point.
Another web site goes into detail about DOWSING FOR ANCIENT ALIGNMENTS. James Conley provides several chapters on the subject, and a set of links to other related web sites.
The web site Real Haunted Houses has stated, "Our wish is to have a comprehensive list of haunted sites around the world and describe each one."

The Castle of Spirits. is "where spirits haunt, ghosts wander freely and many, many spooky stories are to be told." One of the most incredible features of this site is the availability in not only English but also in Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Portugese!
Ghost hunters are invited to visit with Ghost Labs. Centered in Tennessee, the site features a long list of photos that include everything from angels to full bodied ghosts. There is even a picture of hell!
Ever hear the story of a hitchhiker than just disappeared from the back seat of the car that picked him/her up? The San Fernando Valley Folklore Society goes into GREAT detail to bring you just about any Urban Legend you have ever heard of - and some you haven't.
Even if you have never separated your spirit from the flesh, you may want to check out the Out-of-Body Experience Survey. If you HAVE had an OBE, submit your information. If not, read the reports of those who profess to have done so.
In England "A city council believes it may have proof that ghosts really do exist after something strange was caught on film at a Victorian museum. Security cameras in Belgrave Museum in Leicester appear to have captured pictures of ghostly apparitions in the grounds of the museum."
Those who believe in reincarnation may have already heard about the book, Children's Past Lives. This web site gives you a preview of what is in the book by giving you samples from various chapters.
Did you know there is a Near Death Experience Research Foundation? It is "is a registered non-profit organization devoted to researching the near death experience (NDE) phenomenon."
Don't even think of visiting the Far Shores unless you plan on spending a great deal of time paging through the material. This site takes you "one step beyond" into areas such as the paranormal, ancient mysteries, cryptozoology, and UFOs.
If you enter the The Tales of the Unexplained, you will find "a small magazine dedicated to all types of paranormal, metaphysical and unexplainable experiences."
Look to Denise Jones for a unique story of haunting, plus an offer for you to join The Foundation for Life - Living In Fear Ends.
Bill and Lori McDonald "specialize in gathering paranormal data and valid ghost photography!"
Founded in 1832, The Ghost Club now has an official web site and describes itself as "the oldest organisation in Great Britain associated with psychical research."
A Belgian parapsychological research association contains information on experiments and field research. It also has a small dictionary. The site is in Dutch.
There is a ghost walk available for Winchester, Hampshire in England.
For a look at the ghosts of New England, visit Yankee Haunts. It features "for first-person encounters, photos, advice for ghost hunters, and haunted locations that you can visit, all related to real ghosts."

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