GHOST HUNTERS

With my preoccupation with the 4th dimension (see tab above), I am hoping to upon occasion explore the concept with y'all. I am hoping to co-write a book about the subject of the fourth dimension in relation to the concepts of heaven and the paranormal. If I could just give up that pesky full-time job--what a time whore! Here are some awesome flicks that have you thinking about theories and possibilities. They are really fun! Fear Chamber (aka Chamber of Fear) and 4D man are on instant watch on Netflix and all three of them can be found on YouTube (links below) saved in parts so you can watch them in order. I admit to having a monster crush on 4D man as a kid. I have always adored steel-jawed lab nerds! Fear Chamber: 1968. Boris Karloff. When he realizes that the intelligent, telepathic rock formation he's discovered feeds on a chemical that humans produce when scared, Dr. Carl Mandel (Boris Karloff) creates the chamber of fear to farm a steady stream of sustenance for the mys...

Just go to the halfway point of this supposed UFO film and watch it to the end. I'm intrigued by the notion that a cloud or fog could help to delineate something we may not be able to visualize. Oh, you know, my fourth dimension take on things. This video had me thinking about something I had wanted to try out for a long time, the notion of using a fog machine on a ghost hunt. What happens is that our bodies react to things when they are near. We don't necessarily feel them in a tactile sense, but we feel the effects of encountering something that creates goosebumps and chill feelings to the skin. That means there is something in the atmosphere that is potent enough for us to react to, but not perhaps "solid" as we consider things to be encountered by tactile contact. What if this "energy" that is ghostly is something that sits in the atmosphere, perhaps gathering into a spot just enough to create a reaction in our bodies? This little current or coagulation ...

This is my best mind fuck so far and I do hope to continue these sorts of theoretical discussions often this year on the blog, so tighten your seat belts, this will be a crazy ride! If you finish reading this and don't feel strangely unsettled, re-read it . Carl Sagan explains it well... When I was a kid and laid down on the grass at night and studied the stars, I often thought about how vast it is. Too vast for us to understand. Are we seeing the universe as it really is, or just dots and bits of something even bigger? What if our earth and other planets are nothing more than cells that make up something inconceivably larger? Something like if the cells in your body see each other, but would not know they were part of a bigger thing called a human being. They have no perspective to understand that concept. Consider this: We have 2-dimensional things in our world, such as photographs and TV screens. If you were from another planet and visited us, it would seem quite strange that a ...