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Agree. Disappointed. Full take here open.substack.com/pub/dianae…

Have you seen Disclosure Day? I was pretty disappointed. There was a good 20 minutes toward the end I enjoyed but I left a bit underwhelmed. No spoilers! What did you think? #disclosureday

Have you got your copy? #haunted50

Remember, work on your own grass, and that way you’ll be too busy to know [or care] if other ones are greener.

Does the dreaded imposter syndrome mean that some of the best ideas and research are not being shared because we don't feel 'qualified' enough to share our findings? llifs.com.au/blog/a-paranorm…

ICYMI, Haunted Magazine issue 50 has started hitting letterboxes all over Australia! To order in Australia head to: shop.llifs.com.au/magazines/… #hauntedaustralia #haunted #paranormal

Yup. Courier Hell: Wales to England: 13 days. Courier Heaven: Wales to Australia: 5 days. All resolved now though…

How to ask me out on a date ....

Happy National Ghostbusters Day! #Ghostbustersday LLIFS.com.au

There was one event a few years ago where I was told my face spoke 1000 words

It is a long weekend here in Australia. The weather is cold and the need to hibernate on the couch in front of the TV is strong! Check out my suggestions for Old spooky movies to watch on a cold long weekend! 👇👇👇 llifs.com.au/blog/classic-sp… What are your favs?

For my UK friends see below! Those in Australia, by some postal miracle, I received the Aussie shipment last week and it has already arrived in letterboxes across Australia! You can get your order in for Australia here: shop.llifs.com.au/magazines/…

In 1959, Swiss psychotherapist Carl Jung wrote Flying Saucers: A Modern Myth of Things Seen in the Skies. Jung used the book to explore links between the Cold War and fear of nuclear annihilation with an increased frequency of UFO sightings and tales of human encounters with extraterrestrials. Jung laid his idea out: “In the threatening situation of the world today, when people are beginning to see that everything is at stake, the projection-creating fantasy soars beyond the realm of earthly organizations and powers into the heavens, into interstellar space, where the rulers of human fate, the gods, once had their abode in the planets… Even people who would never have thought that a religious problem could be a serious matter that concerned them personally are beginning to ask themselves fundamental questions. Under these circumstances, it would not be at all surprising if those sections of the community who ask themselves nothing were visited by ‘visions’, by a widespread myth seriously believed in by some and rejected as absurd by others.” Less interested in alien life and interstellar travel than their psychic aspect, Jung looked at the phenomena of increased UFO sightings in a period when humanity was threatened with extinction. To Jung, UFOs were “a modern myth”. He added: The primary question – and apparently, this is the most important point – is this: are they real or are they mere fantasy products? This question is by no means settled yet. If they are real, exactly what are they? If they are fantasy, why should such a rumour exist? Jung linked scepticism in UFO sightings to the popularity of science fiction: Since the things reported of UFOs not only sound incredible but seem to fly in the face of all our basic assumptions about the physical world, it is very natural that one’s first reaction should be the negative one of outright rejection. Surely, we say, it’s nothing but illusions, fantasies, and lies. People who report such stuff—chiefly airline pilots and ground staff – cannot be quite right in the head! What is worse, most of these stories come from America, the land of superlatives and of science fiction. Although Jung concedes: Though UFOs were first publicized only towards the end of the Second World War, the phenomenon itself was known long before. It was observed in the first half of this century and was described in earlier centuries and perhaps even in antiquity. In 214 BC, ancient historian Livy reported phantom ships in the skies of Rome. Keen to get Jung’s views to his readers, @newrepublic editor Gilbert A. Harrison invited a contribution from the man Sigmund Freud once called his “adopted eldest son, his crown prince and successor”. Jung’s reply is worth reading: Dear Mr Harrison, The problem of the Ufos is, as you rightly say, a very fascinating one, but it is as puzzling as it is fascinating; since, in spite of all observations I know of, there is no certainty about their very nature. On the other side, there is overwhelming material pointing to their legendary or mythological aspect. As a matter of fact, the psychological aspect is so impressive that one almost must regret that the Ufos seem to be real after all. I have followed up on the literature as much as possible, and it looks to me as if something were seen and even confirmed by radar, but nobody knows exactly what is seen. In consideration of the psychological aspect of the phenomenon, I have written a booklet about it, which is soon to appear. It is also in the process of being translated into English. Unfortunately, being occupied with other tasks, I am unable to meet your proposition. Being rather old, I have to economize my energies. Very sincerely yours, C.G.Jung Are aliens out there? Do you favour the response ‘why’ or ‘why not’? And can sightings be attributed, as Jung notes, to the fear of the unknown and, with it, the human preoccupation with aliens on our innate search for meaning in places where none exists? In 2010 psychologist Stephen Diamond described the mental phenomenon of seeing and dreaming of UFOs: …it is precisely the profoundly mysterious and mythic nature of UFOs that, like dreams, make them so psychologically powerful. As with all natural or metaphysical phenomena, once science dissects, analyzes and mechanistically explains such mysteries, their numinous, spiritual, potentially healing power is deadened or lost. Read more here: psychologytoday.com/intl/blo… Words courtesy of @aflashbak...

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I came out of video retirement and joined @anneandrenata to talk about paranormal ethics and what we can do as a community to move forward. It can't be solved in an hour but we had some great discussions. youtube.com/watch?v=hf77rXrn…

Here is the story. youtube.com/watch?v=4ewclrY3…

Does this mean we will never get to find out what happened to the crew on Stargate Universe? #stargate

A person in Victoria is charging thousands for 'exorcisms' & has a monetised YouTube channel where they 'solve' kid's cold cases with a spirit box. When families express their outrage they get blocked. It is on A Current Affair tonight. This is where we are as a field now!

Haunted 50 is now out!