The Periodic Table of Paranormal Elements
This phenomenon involves paranormal events which seem to occur when a person is just falling asleep or just waking up. This relates to strange sights, sounds, visions and other experiences during these transitions. To be considered paranormal, these events must coincide with additional evidence that the person is not merely dreaming.
A pop culture term for the appearance of strange events that may reveal that reality may actually be a type of simulation. This concept was once proposed by Phillip K. Dick and was subsequently explored in the movie The Matrix, then written about in Children Of The Matrix by David Icke. Scientists believe there is evidence to support such a theory. Paranormal activity can be attributed to moments when the simulation breaks down briefly. May also be tied to the Mandela Effect, Divergent Reality and a variety of other strange events. This is considered to be a super pattern as it can contain other elements.
The active process of attempted communication with Spirit, the dead, angels, guides or other supernatural beings though the use of a physical device or aid and/or the use of one’s own body to enable the interaction. Examples would be use of a Ouija or spirit board, runes, crystal ball or mirror (scyring), tarot cards, automatic writing, pendulum, reading tea leaves, candle flames or wax drippings.
Unusual physiological abilities such as walking unharmed on a hot bed of coals, or the sudden appearance of stigmata on a person’s body. Also includes afflictions suffered from paranormal encounters such as physical damage to organs. Also includes implant phenomena.
Originally reported as black-eyed children (children with blackness covering their entire eyes, even the iris), these beings appear randomly at people’s homes, knocking on the door, demanding to be let inside. Many reports describe them as robotic or dressed strangely, exhibiting odd, repetitive behavior. Black-eyed adults have also been seen and photographed.