Antietam Paranormal Society

 BOOK REVIEW: Many Lives, Many Masters by Brian L. Weiss, M.D. Many of the books that I curate for my paranormal library are for the purpose of furthering my research in one subject or another. Sometimes these subjects cross and I feel the need to pursue additional books to help round out the knowledge I have on the subject. I am currently researching for a "working theory" I have had for years and I needed to do some research on reincarnation. There are any number of books regarding reincarnation but none that really inspire confidence in the subject matter like Many Lives, Many Masters.  Brian L. Weiss is a well educated medical professional that attended Columbia University, Yale University School of Medicine, and completed an internship at the New York University-Bellevue Medical Center. He completed his MD and did his residency in psychiatry. He spent time in various positions and eventually was appointed Chief of Psychiatry at a large university hospital in Miami, F...

I just finished up "Strange Frequencies: The Extraordinary Story of the Technological Quest for the Supernatural" by Peter Berbergal. I have owned this book for many years but recently someone recommended the book and I thought it was time to dust it off and read it. I have read many books about the paranormal and in recent years a lot of the books that you can buy are regurgitated details of old psychical researchers, spiritualists, and anecdotal evidence from the authors friends or colleagues. I will say that most of the 'evidence' we can get is anecdotal but in many cases people within the paranormal field rarely share how they arrived at an answer. I digress, back to the book. There are a significant amount of praise quotes on the book regarding it's comprehensive nature, the author's deft ability to explore the topic, how the information equates history of diverse phenomena to magic, and how it can be a guide to exploring technology as it pertains to find...