Supernatural synchronicity
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UK Blogger and the Society of Psychical Research’s Event Reporter Ashley Knibb teams up with Australian Blogger of Living Life In Full Spectrum and Author of Stuff Paranormal Normal Investigators Need To Know Sarah Chumacero, to bring you Supernatural Synchronicity. As writers with the same passion for the paranormal, late night conversations soon inspired them to put pen to paper. The series was first released as a small collection on articles, which has now evolved much further into an interesting philosophical discussion chapter by chapter. Using a collaborative approach, Ashley and Sarah connect philosophy, psychology, physiology and even psychics to paranormal research to ask the hard questions like ‘What is the source of psychical phenomena?’ ‘Can we simplify the unknown;’ and ‘Is Time the Key?’ To name just a few. Offering an alternative perspective to paranormal research has Ashley and Sarah reviewing and responding to each other’s claims and research showing how important peer review and collaboration within the paranormal field is no matter where in the world you find yourself. With the foreword written by Brian J Cano (Haunted Collector) from the USA, this unique journey comes full circle in what is almost an act of synchronicity. Supernatural Synchronicity will challenge the reader to think about paranormal phenomena from different perspectives and spark discussions. Most importantly it will pose questions and encourage the reader to ask their own questions. After all, the most important part of what we do is questioning the unknown, but equally questioning what we think we know.
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The Paranormal Investigators Journal
The Paranormal Investigators Journal was originally an idea I had to help structure my own notes around documenting investigations. The concept of how to document our investigations over the years has been something, which has been very close to my heart. It began when I first started researching and investigating the paranormal. It’s also something that I have discovered is equally important to many others that I have met while attending investigations.
Over the years, I have had the pleasure of working with some amazing investigators all with their own approaches and focus points, but one particular investigator has always shown the same focus on detail and documentation as I have. Graham Smith has tirelessly attempted to ensure that a standard paranormal case file be out there for all to use. The problem has been that the kind of detail Graham and I would include may not be everyone’s goal and can be quite time consuming to gather.
As I have spent many years with different types of notebooks now in my possession, I decided to combine some of the work I had done on a case file and the information we should be capturing into a structured journal, which could prompt investigators what to document.
It’s my absolute hope that this Paranormal Investigators Journal will give that ability to all investigators who use it, no matter their experience.
The Paranormal Investigators Journal allows you to document six cases and their details, including activity, historic information, plans and more. Then simple paranormal event logs can be documented and linked to the case details in order to create a timeline of paranormal events.
I have also added in six of my favourite simple experiments too, for you to try out whilst investigating. All of which have yielded some interesting results over the years.
All of this is simply housed in a compact A5 size notebook made up of roughly 220 pages. Which is a pretty good size for making notes on the run.
To find out a little more about The Paranormal Investigators Journal check out my blog post on it here..
Buy your copy of The Paranormal Investigators Journal here..
It doesn’t end there though, once you fill in your journal, if you’re willing to share I would like to gather information on various locations documented using this approach. If you wish to do this please email me at mail@ashleyknibb.com.
Ashley Knibb 