by Karen Frazier, Managing Editor Paranormal Underground Magazine In our investigator spotlight for our September issue, we feature NWPIA (Northwest Paranormal Investigation Agency). In their interview, Bert and Jayme Coates of NWPIA raised an interesting theory of the paranormal. To what extent to we create our own ghosts, they asked? It’s a valid question and
by Karen Frazier, Managing Editor Paranormal Underground Magazine As paranormal television proliferates and ghost hunting groups spring up like the dandelions in my lawn or pieces of laundry in my “laundry mountain” (let’s not go there), it seems that there is a divide that is widening in the paranormal community. One one edge of the
by Karen Frazier, Managing Editor Paranormal Underground Magazine Cheryl and I were recently discussing the Halifax explosion in Novia Scotia. On December 6, 1917, a French munitions ship – the SS Mont-Blanc was making its way through the narrows section of the Halifax harbor when it collided with the Norwegian ship, the SS Imo. The
by Karen Frazier, Managing Editor Paranormal Underground Magazine I’ve always had a super analytical mind. Never one to trust experience, I’ve always questioned everything and applied what I know of our physical universe to determine whether my experience in a given situation was true or not. Take, for example, my early experiences with whatever shared
by Karen Frazier, Managing Editor Paranormal Underground Magazine I think I may be in the process of being set free. Or at least that is how it feels right now. Who knows how it will feel in a week or so? I woke up this morning at about 5 a.m. Lying in bed, I started
by Karen Frazier, Managing Editor Paranormal Underground Magazine Everyone has a story. For most of us, our story is about where we have come from, who we have interacted with, what we have done, what has been done to us, and where it is we are going. Every day, as we go through life, we
by Karen Frazier, Managing Editor Paranormal Underground Magazine It’s 5 a.m. and I can’t sleep. I awoke a few hours ago to a dream of Wellington. And then I started to think of the children there. There were eight children on the train that day in March of 1910. They ranged in age from an
by Karen Frazier, Managing Editor Paranormal Underground I was talking with some friends yesterday and we started discussing all of the possible explanations that people come up with for what ghosts are. I’ve got to admit – I’ve heard several, and I’ve advanced several myself. That’s the great thing about ghosts – and the paranormal
by Karen Frazier, Managing Editor Paranormal Underground No “real” blog today – just some housekeeping issues. -We will be interviewing Zak, Nick and Aaron from the Travel Channel’s Ghost Adventures in early September. We’d like to ask some of your questions. To that end, we’ve created a Q&A thread where you can post your (respectful)
by Karen Frazier, Managing Editor Paranormal Underground Magazine It’s been a busy couple of weeks – but a great couple of weeks. We’ve been working hard on our latest project. As you are aware, Jim and I have been spending some time at the site of the Wellington Avalanche disaster in the Cascade Mountains of
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