Philip experiment

I had to agree with him, but in the paranormal field, I think the problem that I have seen time and time again is the fact that it relies way too much on the macho image and these people come out and it's like, well, no, you know, this is not the way to, if you, I mean, and you've done your research, if recent, we'll just go with recent times.

The Philip Experiment, 1972, up in Toronto, Canada.

Iris Owen, and George Owen, of course, but Iris Owen was the one who wrote so many of the papers for the Canadian Psychical Society.

And she was one of the really movers and shakers of that whole demonstration of table tipping and thought forms, tupas and all that.

They lack historical ties, amplified by visitor focus.

Theories from the 1970s Philip experiment suggest collective belief creates these entities.

Examples include The Philip Experiment, where a group created a fictional spirit manifesting knocks.

Myrtle's Plantation and Winchester Mystery House may see amplified activity from tourism.

Thoughtforms blur reality and belief, highlighting mind's power and perceived hauntings.

This is...

Go Google the Philip experiment.

It's fascinating.

But here's one... that you didn't mention, one reference you didn't make, but I am sure you must know about this from all your decades of research.