World Behind the Veil

Mysterious loud booms heard across the world in 64 locations and NASA doesn’t even know why (news.com.au)

The Watseka Wonder

In a rural farming town of Watseka, Illinois, something peculiar was going down between 1877 and 1878. It was here that the very first American possession was documented.

13-year-old Lurancy Vennun lived at home with her siblings and parents. One day, she started to fall into disturbing catatonic trances in which she would claim that she visited heaven where she would speak to angels and spirits of the deceased.

Workman Captures Footage Of ‘Paranormal Activity’ In Basement Beneath Historic Portland Square

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Haunting - Paranormal Vocabulary - A haunting is typically defined as occurrences of anomalous activity at a location, or about an object or person that is attributed to a ‘ghosts’ presence. However, even the nonparanormal definition of the word holds true to studies of the paranormal, with definitions such as ‘to visit often’ and ‘to have a disquieting or harmful effect’. Stories of hauntings appear in the folklore and legends of just about every culture, where there are ghosts, there are hauntings, and you would be hard pressed to find a people who do not have such entities and histories in their writings and oral recollections. When looking into the history of hauntings many researchers have categorised two very defined types of hauntings under the following headings – ‘Residual hauntings’ and ‘intelligent hauntings’. A residual haunting is typified by repeated activity that tends to follow the same course without deviation. The activity can be that which affects any of our senses. An example would be a ghost that continuously follows the same path through the location it is seen. It may walk down a hallway and out through a door, and should the layout of the building be changed, it will still follow the same path, covering the main ground. A residual haunting is not aware of the living world around it, and many believe that the haunting itself is the result of an emotion, perhaps even a memory that is somehow recorded into the physical environment itself, and when the conditions are right, that ‘recording’ is played out once again. Old schools, prisons, asylums and hospitals are all locations where residual hauntings are said to be quite prevalent. These locations were filled with many emotions and traumatic experiences during their working years, intangible memories of its working life seeped into the walls. A ‘ghost’, or other entity, that may form part of a residual haunting, would not have a choice in being there, it is not intelligent, it has no emotion of its own, but is rather just a playback of an event. An intelligent haunting, concerns activity where the ‘ghost’ or entity is aware of the living world around it. The entity can (potentially) interact and respond to people, objects and changes to the environment. An intelligent haunting may occur for many different reasons, and unlike a residual haunting, the ghost/entity may have some choice in its presence being there and revealed. On the other hand those who claim to be able to communicate with the dead have said that at many times a ghost/entity may be forced to stay at the location, or bound to an object – the reasons for this can be quite complex but generally amounts to having unfinished business, a punishment from guilt, fear of moving on or even not even knowing they are dead. When a person or object is haunted it is typically said to be of an intelligent nature. Every country around the world has its haunted hotspots. There are thousands of locations around the globe that boast their own haunting, many objects that have had to be ‘cleansed’ to remove them of their entity and many, many people who have been haunted – have had an attachment, a ghost that follows them. I would love to hear stories of hauntings from your parts of the world, the history and the activity. Maybe you have been haunted or have a haunted object in your possession (and how you deal with such events)? Ashley Hall 2013. Pictures show famous haunted locations in several countries (clockwise from top left): Monte Cristo Homestead (Australia) Borley Rectory (England) Bhangarh Fort (India) Banff Springs Hotel (Canada) Waverly Hills Sanatorium (United States) [Center]

The term foo fighter was used by Allied aircraft pilots in World War II to describe various UFOs or mysterious aerial phenomena seen in the skies over both the European and Pacific theaters of operations.