An Auditory Phantom Experience at Christmas - Psychical Research Foundation

Do you hear what I hear? A ghost, a ghost, clanking in the night. Yep, most spooks tend to be composed entirely of auditory phenomena rather than terrifying and Hollywood-esque visions of the dead. Reflecting upon such happenstances, Bryan Williams lays out his compelling thesis with a necessarily seasonal theme. For other audiophile anomalists, perhaps you'll be moved by One Magical Movement From Kether To Malkuth concerning occultism in the work of David Bowie. Seems like he shuffled off this mortal coil only yesterday, but his legacy endures through the braid of raw talent, occultism, and... paranoia? Even if that makes no sense, have a larf with our pal Hayley Stevens as she enumerates The Worst Ghosts Of 2019. No, she's not talking about morally bad ghosts but completely terrible shenanigans being passed off in mainstream media as honest-to-goodness paranormal phenomena. Even if she doesn't shake your faith, at least you may be a little less credulous when a British tabloid posts crap to cover up Brexit coverage. (CS)

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