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Diary of a Paranormal Investigator
Monday, 1 December 2003
A New Beginning
Mood:  caffeinated
Topic: Just Because I Can...
As a new month begins so does this blog. While I don't expect to post on a daily basis, I do expect to use this forum to discuss (rant/rave about) current issues surrounding Paranormal Investigation, as well as other topics I deem pertinent to the subject.

I've been interested in the paranormal for as long as I have memories because I've been having paranormal experiences for that amount of time. Once I finally figured out that I wasn't crazy and there was something to all of this, I decided to start investigating. After all, I'm a Gemini, and there are two facets to my personality. On the one side, I'm a firm believer in the the paranormal, the mystical, the "new age." The mind is capable of so much we've yet to understand.

But then that other side kicks in, and I start to look for the reasons why. I find myself having that little back and forth conversation in my mind that goes along the lines of, "Wow! I can't believe that just happened!" "That couldn't have happened. There must be a logical, scientific explanation." "But I saw it. I FELT it!" "But science says..." And it goes on and on.

I do feel that everyone is born with some sort of "psychic" ability. However, we condition our children to doubt it, squash it, overpower it, not trust it, etc. Children tell us of playmates only they can see and hear. We tell them they have overactive imaginations and need to be more mature. We laugh it off, but should we?

I know that my parents taught me those people only I could see were the product of my own mind and didn't truly exist. When I foretold of upcoming events it was written off to coincidence and I was told to quit being silly. Only God was capable of doing such things, and I wasn't God.

So I spent the majority of my formative years squashing a natural ability. I have found that it's not as easy to develop if you wait until you're 30 to give it a try. I don't see the "imaginary" people I once did, but I am aware of their presence, and sometimes, when I'm lucky, I can communicate with them.

That's why I'm a Paranormal Investigator.

Posted by tn_ghost at 11:30 AM CST
Updated: Tuesday, 16 December 2003 11:45 AM CST

Monday, 1 December 2003 - 8:55 PM CST

Name: The Green Witch

Glad to see the blog. You've always have something interesting to say about ghosts and the paranormal, and I'm looking forward to reading your "rants" on a regular basis.

Gina

Tuesday, 2 December 2003 - 8:04 PM CST

Name: Karen Carr

Great work Donna! Many of those same reasons are why I am interested in researching the paranormal. My life has had some amount of loss, and one tends to wonder what happens to those we love when they pass over, if they do...Are they with us? What are those things I see or sense sometimes? This is what we are here to do ..answer those questions ,help explain the sometimes unexplainable,and prove the existance of the spirit world. God, or whomever, has given us these abilities.. I believe it is society as a whole that has taught us that such things should be swept under the proverbial rug.

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