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“Louis Proud’s Borderland Phenomena sparkles with brilliance as he explores the edge with skill, insight and care. A wonderful adventure of a book!”
~ Whitley Strieber, best-selling author of Communion
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| Borderland Phenomena Volume One: Spontaneous Combustion, Poltergeistry and Anomalous Lights by Louis Proud |
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| In Borderland Phenomena: Volume One, Proud adopts a richer, broader concept of the natural world, one that views paranormal phenomena not as foreign or magical but as occupying a position on the margins of this reality, in what he refers to as the “borderland.”
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Communicators in the afterlife explain how they help the living and the “dead.”
In our life in the Summerland we endeavour to help both those who come over to us and also their friends still on earth. Indeed, the two phases of service are inseparable, for those who pass over here are often much distressed, and so unable to progress until they know that those they have left behind are being helped from this side. So we often make excursions to the earth plane for this reason.
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Pre-Existence, Reincarnation and Karma by Raynor C. Johnson
It is probably true to say that a number of my readers have already reacted to the title of this chapter with some measure of emotional interest or aversion. Some people seem curiously and almost instinctively interested in these topics, others, frequently religious-minded people, feel antagonistic, as though some strange pagan faith was subtly menacing their cherished beliefs.
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What the Spirits told the Professor
One of the distinguished scientists of yesteryear featured in my book, The Articulate Dead, is Dr. Robert Hare, a professor of chemistry at the University of Pennsylvania during the 19th Century. Like most of the other scholars and scientists investigating mediumship, Hare started out as a disbeliever and expected to debunk mediumship.
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