Remote viewing is a form of clairvoyance in which people appear to be able to describe places and objects that are too far away to be seen physically. The term remote viewing
The Moodus noises are underground rumbling sounds and tremors that have been reported for centuries near the Moodus River in Connecticut. The phenomenon is especially associated with the Moodus section of East Haddam, a region long known for strange subterranean
Sceptics are people who believe that all claims of knowledge or certainty can and should be challenged. In regard to the paranormal, modern sceptics generally take a “science over faith” position, suggesting
First promoted by an Australian named David John Oates, reverse speech refers to the idea that there are hidden, backward messages in speech. For example, when some people listen to the first
In ancient times oracles were divine communications, usually prophetic, delivered after a person had petitioned the gods for such a message. The word oracle is also used to refer to a place
Located in San Antonio, Texas, the Mind Science Foundation is dedicated to studying the human mind and is particularly interested in finding out how consciousness arises in human beings. To this end,
mermaids and mermen (merbeings) For centuries sailors have told stories of seeing mermaids and, less commonly, mermen while out to sea. In such stories, these merbeings are said to look like attractive
Psychics are people who appear to have one or more psychic abilities. Psychics whose ability appears to be spirit communication are called mediums or channelers, psychics whose ability appears to be telepathy
William McDougall (1871–1938) a professor at Harvard from 1920 to 1927 and at Duke University from 1927 until his death in 1938, psychologist William McDougall is credited with bringing the German term
Stage mentalists are people who perform mind-reading and other ESP-related tricks on stage before paying audiences. Such performers use a variety of methods to make it seem as though they have real
Sceptics contend that many reports of paranormal phenomena are the result of people having seen depictions of similar events in movies or on television. The example they most often cite to support
Miracles are paranormal phenomena—almost always positive in nature—attributed to the actions of a deity. Devout adherents to all religions accept the possibility of such intervention. In modern times, the most commonly cited
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