Listening to the Paranormal
June 24th, 2009 by John Wolfe
After yesterday’s intense EVP sessions, I was reminded of an episode of “Medium” in which Allison (the psychic, played by Patricia Arquette) decides to listen to music via headphones when visiting a hospital. Because of the constant barrage of ghosts trying to communicate with her, she felt overwhelmed when entering into such a hot spot without an audible distraction. Even as a child I was slightly sensitive to strange sounds, yet until getting into EVP research, I never had an explanation for those sounds.
Though unusual, I always assumed they were just a part of our physical world. After delving into the realm of paranormal recordings, I can honestly say my ability to sense this form of communication has increased dramatically. It’s to the point, in my own house, I’m sometimes tempted to wear headphones when I’m “off-duty” from doing recordings. 
Over the last few months of research, I feel we’ve successfully proven a location doesn’t have to be haunted to obtain ghostly voices. The phenomena is practically everywhere, at all times. And, why shouldn’t it be? The energies of those who’ve passed are all around us with merely a dimensional veil between us.
Now, don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying I’m psychic, but I do believe I’m sensitive or clairaudient to the voices of ghosts or spirits. I believe we all have certain extra sensory abilities, they’re just not honed until we start utilizing them. If we never reach out beyond our five senses, we’ll never know for certain what “tools” we’ve been keeping dormant.
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