who you gonna call?

#11

well, there is *as of yet* no conclusive proof that EMF/ELF readings are congruent with paranormal activity. but my initial and informal tests are interesting.

Which is why I am making sure it is properly calibrated. :roll:

#12

I captured some real EVP (electronic voice phenomenon) last night... while I celebrated my Grandfather's passage to summerland. I got to analyze it, but it is obviously there, and loud enough to actually muffle my voice at times.

my ELF meter was not there, ARGH!!!

#13

You...Captured it..? And what exactly is EVP..? I don't think that I've ever heard that term before...

#14

(Father of Mother is VERY sacred to my family, and my cultural roots have a special title for that person - who is symbolic of the Creator of the Earth, even as Mother is symbolic of the Earth)

I venerate my ancestors, and this is the first time my Mother's Father was including in my ancestors. It was his first emergence since his death... He is a "pure" spirit, now. so, last night was Called "Rosh Ha-Shamna" and the origin of the Jewish New Year Rosh Ha-Shanna. It was the night before the First Day of Creation, and begins a time that the spirits that have lived will comune wiht the spirits that are living. The last night of the visitation of the dead is called Sha'a Ha Ain (The Gate of The Void) because that is when they return to the land of Mot, and Sha'a Ha-Ain (Sha'a'in is the origin of Samhain (pronounced S'ow-in), called "all Hallow's eve", or Hallowe'en.

And my grandfather visied me last night. i was recording audio as I read his eulogy, which I posted in the word. And while i was reading it, there is distinct *extra* sound compressed from an external source, and a point where the "time before time" actually causes the digital audio to skip, though i can not produce the same results on this disk, or this recorder.

this is called EVP... and is one of the oldest ways of trying to record "ghosts" particularly on the octaves of sonic energy, where ghosts are traditionally strong.

#15

which are exactly your cultural roots?

#16

My family roots to America are Scot bootleggers and pirates, who found their way to *** by way of refuge from a war torn Canaan. Other parts of my family joined in a land *** (part of what is called "Scotland" now) after the fall of the "Temple of Solomon" when the "chosen People" started commiting genocide on the *Canaanites* to purge the land of the "heathens and the pagans". Just like the Catholics who come to purge Europe.

We retain roots that are passed from generation to generation, and I as the oldest in my generation learned these things. They are continually updated, and beyond being a "truth" they are a legacy,.. more of a myth (though they reveal things not generally known by the masses, but revealed by deep historical research and forensics of ancient civilizations... some of which has very recently come to light.)

I do not know what is "true", I know what is "Truth." and that is what matters. if that makes sense...

#17

Phoenicians sailed to what is now England to mine the tin. The Phoenicians invaded England in 1103 BC and when they arrived they found England to be inhabited by the people they called the Picts. Picts were a small people and were considered by the Phonecians to be indigenous. Over a period of time the Phoenicians were assimilated. Today the small descendants of this intermarriage between the Picts and the Phoenicians have been incorrectly termed Celts.

New evidence leads us to the conclusion that the early "Celts" or "Kelts" were presumably the early Picts calling themselves "Khaldi" or "Khalti". (Kalt-h) They were a primitive people, who, from a mass of evidence, were early people known as " Ur Chaldees" -

They collectively called themselves or Galat (1) and Gal of Van and Eastern Asia Minor and Mesopotamia in the Stone Age." This is the origin of the word Gaul, the kingdom from which comes Gaidhlig, (Ga'hlic), which is more commonly known by its Irish counterpart "Gaelic." "Gal" means "wave." recall Galilee at this time, if you care to, another land once Cannanite.

.......the daring Phoenician pioneers were not Semites as hitherto supposed, but were Aryan proto-Hebrew in Race, Speech and Script. They were, besides, disclosed to be the lineal blood ancestors of the Britons and Scots.

This is the kind of stuff I have recieved, which has been acknowledged by Scholars.

#18

all your family branch is scot?

#19

no, not by a long shot.. I carry traditions that predate the Jews, much less the Scots.

My family are not purists, however there is a lot of post-Bruce"Scottish" history known, because a great deal of my family came to America from there.

It is not our way to try and "unsully" our blood. we historically seek exotic women and distant lands. 8)

#20

so your traditional clothing would be: kippa, wonder bra and kilt