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Whenever new information becomes available on a subject ASSAP covers, it is added to the relevant pages of the website straight away. So, just because you've read a page, don't assume it will still be exactly the same when you next look. That way the ASSAP website remains an up to date research resource. The photo (above right) is the ASSAP blogger himself, out looking for anomalies wherever they are to be found, so that you can read about them here. Important note: If anything in this blog does not make sense, try following the links in text! If it still doesn't make sense, that's probably my fault ... 3 July 2009: ASSAP hypnotic regression video Back in the 1980s, ASSAP ran a regression hypnosis project. The highlight was a character called 'Cerdic the Saxon'. As well as some extraordinarily detailed accounts of the life of Cerdic, the hypnosis subject produced drawings! Hugh Pincott, now ASSAP Research Officer and then person in charge of the hypnosis project, now stars in a video reconstruction and documentary about Cerdic. You can see this extraordinary new video here. 1 July 2009: Have you ever seen a ghost?
The key difference between researchers who see ghosts and those who don't, for most reports, is probably whether they correctly recognise what they see. When people fail to recognise (xenonormal) what they are seeing, their brains substitute in other things from visual memory. Given that people are expecting to see something paranormal on a vigil, it is not surprising that ghosts will feature frequently in such a scenario. If they saw the same thing in their own home, they might dismiss it as of no consequence! Whenever I receive a paranormal report, I always wish I'd been there when the event happened, standing next to the witness. I suspect, in most cases, I would have seen something quite different to what they saw. I also wonder how many other people in the same situation would see a ghost, UFO, etc and how many would see something altogether more mundane. It used to bother me that I've been on so many vigils but never seen a ghost but not any more. For more info on the photo above, see June's blog. This month's (June) website figures are an average of 8677 hits per day - much the same as last month's 8760.
© Maurice Townsend 2009 |
Welcome to the ASSAP paranormal blog! Though this blog is aimed at anyone interested in the paranormal, it will be of particular interest to the paranormal research community. Updated frequently, but not regularly (don't expect something new every day!), it covers any paranormal topic, as well as highlighting recent changes to the ASSAP website. You may not notice it but this site changes on an almost daily basis. 
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