“I mean, either Telekinesis or Premonitions- we both had abilities”

TELEKINESIS

“When I first found out I could move things. It was a gift.”

More commonly known as ‘psychokinesis,’ literally translates to “distant movement.” It’s the ability to mentally influence an object's movement or behavior.

 

THOSE WHO BENDED SPOONS

TELEKENISIS

TELEKENETIC: cASE FILES AND HISTORY

HONING IN ON TELEKENISIS

MASTERING TELEKENISIS

SPOON BENDING

PREMONITIONS

“These nightmares weren’t bad enough. Now I’m seeing things when I’m awake? And these visions, or whatever, they’re getting more intense and painful!”

Premonitions are the knowledge that one has of future events that are typically tragic in nature. They commonly come as visions, often during dreams and even during states of total consciousness. A strong sense that something will occur also qualifies. There is strong historic evidence of premonitions revealing visions and warnings of future happenings.

NIGHTMARES COME TRUE

PREMONITIONS

WHAT TO DO WITH YOUR PREMONITIONS

LIFE AND PROPHECIES OF NOSTRADAMUS

PROPHECIES

BANSHEE

The banshee is a creature in Gaelic folklore, the word being derived from the Old Irish ben síde, modern Irish bean sídhe or bean sí, "fairy woman" (bean, woman, and sidhe, being the tuiseal ginideach or possessive case of "fairy"). The sídh are derived from pre-Christian Gaelic deities.

When members of the community died, a woman would sing a traditional lament or caoineadh at their funerals. These women singers are sometimes referred to in English as "keener." Traditionally, some great Gaelic families had a fairy woman associated with them, who would make an appearance after a death in the family to sing this lament. Tales recount how, when the family member had died far away then the appearance or, in some tales, the sound of the fairy keener, might be the first intimation of the death.

When these oral narratives were first translated into English, a distinction between the "banshee" and other fairy folk was introduced which does not seem to exist in the original stories in their original (Irish or Scottish) Gaelic forms. Similarly, the funeral lament became a mournful cry or wail by which the death is heralded. In these tales, hearing the banshee's wail came to predict a death in the family and seeing the banshee portends one's own death.

Banshees are frequently dressed in white and often have long, fair hair which they brush with a silver comb, a detail scholar Patricia Lysaght attributes to confusion with local mermaid myths. Other stories portray them as dressed in green or black with a grey cloak.

BANSHEE

ANGIAK

According to Eskimo lore, an Angiak is a child of the living dead. Eskimos had to often give up their new-born children during harsh times and would do so by abandoning them in the snow. Unless the Eskmio tribe moved to a new land, it was believed that the ghosts of these babies would come back to haunt them. An Angiak is said to gain strength upon each visit to the tribe, until its powerful enough to seek revenge on the elders.

INFRARED THERMAL SCANNER

An infrared thermal scanner is a tool used by ghost researchers to detect and verify “cold spots” and monitor fluctuations in temperature within rooms. The ITS is a non-contact thermometer that sends out an infrared beam that hits a surface and bounces back giving the temperature of the object it hits.

By Dean5339