This was the session that blew me away and then confirmed that audio communication with the spirit world was a reality worth looking at indepth. From Sceptic To Believer!!
Just because we do not understand how something works, does not invalidate it or make it untrue….
It’s all about research and perceptions in this nature of reality.
Assumptions are cool, we all make them at times and as long as we are able to move our perception when data becomes available, we are using excellent facilities of the mind and working our way towards some type of truth within this nature of reality.
However, what happens if we make assumptions based on nothing more than our own belief system or the ramblings of pseudo-sceptics with an axe to grind, and we flatly refuse to change our mode of thinking?
This –Â Audio Evidence Of The Afterlife – is the biggest video production I’ve put together in relation to audio captures and the afterlife.
Included within the video below we have feedback from excellent physicist Tom Campbell, my thoughts on this research, brief explanation on Echovox, pseudo-scepticism, some real unexplained audio captures and showing my set-up and settings for everyone to get out and give it a try. **Processing Error after 40mins at parts, please skip**
The hidden treasure within East Lothian’s countryside and well away from the more well-known Edinburgh haunted hot-spots, we have a stunning small location with a massive part to play in Scotland’s history.
Many people miss Hailes Castle completely on their visit to Scotland, or underestimate its beauty along with that all too familiar mix of paranormal activity.
It may not be the spooky atmosphere of Mary Kings Close, or the grandeur of the stunning Glamis Castle, but make no mistake, the witness testimonies of ghostly behaviour are every bit as significant and of great interest.
Linlithgow Palace, situated 15 miles from Edinburgh, lies in a strategic position dominating the supply line between Stirling Castle & Edinburgh Castle.
It was one of the main residences for Scotland’s monarchs from the 15th century, however, after Scotland’s the unification with England in 1603, the palace was scarcely used and fell into disrepair, suffering extensive burning in 1746.
Queen Margaret’s Tower at the top of one of the stair towers, is said to be haunted by Mary of Guise, waiting for the return of her husband, James V.
The following Cam footage and Audio was recorded by Ryan O’Neill of Haunted Scotland during March 2016, full analysis and video creation was by Christopher Huff.
In the video below, we have a basic ‘how to’ guide based upon my Echovox settings for capturing real paranormal activity at locations within Scotland.
Feel free to tweak your own Echovox settings, as there is no correct set up to gain more results. It’s very subjective.
Stationed on the A921 Kinghorn Road, next to the King Alexander III monument, I conduct an Audio Experiment.
Are these real Spirits talking caught on tape? Has Echovox picked up more direct communication with the hereafter? ITC session, embedded EVP & all in the area of the tragic death of our last Celtic King of Scotland.
Top 6 Echovox Sessions in 2015 from Scotland, is this real paranormal activity?
We take a look back at 6 locations that are famous for paranormal activity, as we undertake audio sessions to induce spirit communication.
We visit the borders twice, Stirling, Shotts, West Lothian and Angus…..
The Echovox system seems to tap into those areas that spiritual mediums can, albeit, without the visual aspect or symbolic jigsaw building that many of these gifted people experience.
Audio phoneme sound banks playing at high randomness – allowing the non-physical to use these non-physical fields – to communicate via words & phrases turning chaos into coherent order.
Are these Real Ghost Voices from Ravenscraig Castle in Kirkcaldy?
Ravenscraig Castle is a semi-ruined castle located in Kirkcaldy, Fife, and dates from around 1460.
This location has now been subject to a plethora of visits by Haunted Scotland, collecting images, video, and conducting non-intrusive audio recordings.
