This aside, I was able to utilise the first of my sensory deprivation experiments on one of the more sensitive members of the group. I have modded a pair of welders goggles with a relaxed strap. This means that when it is dark the wearer can see very little indeed and not alot when it is light. The goggles also have a lift up lense for health and safety reasons.

The purpose of these goggles is to remove one of the major senses that can be fooled or subjected to suggestion during a seance or vigil. One by one I will work on removing these senses to see if this will allow the sensitive part of our mind to focus more on what is sensed by other senses we may have.

The goggles are the beggining of something I want to try throughout the year on the investigations we go on. The subject wearing the goggles said that she could definately feel pains and things to do with what people were feeling around them, but without further study I could not tell if this was due to the goggles or indeed the activity in the room.

This experiment is ongoing….

I also hope to continue writing my book “the haunted Huntsmans guide to ghosts” and clear up some hazy parts of the book, especially the bits about classification of Hauntings and spirit entities. If anybody has any comments on this area, please let me know.

So to the new year and hopefully more evidence.

My Name is Stuart Marshall and I have been in psychical research for the last 3 years. I am part of a ghost hunting group called Pathfinder Paranormal Investigators and I run vigils and experiments.

I’d like to invite you to read the posts and ongoing records in this Blog about my own experiences with the strange and unusual and the theory, methods, results and conclusions of my experiments.

I’m not a medium, I’m not a para Psychologist and I definately do not claim to know it all, I do however feel that like everybody in the world I am naturally psychic and there for sensitive to energies that we know very little about.

I also ask that whilst you are free to comment on anything I post here, could you please approach this subject with a certain level of constructive input. I’d like to hear what you think about the things I get up to in this intersting field of research, but at the same time I don’t want to be subjected to abuse or indeed outlandish responses to the things I say.

I inturn promise to keep my posts constructive informative and where possible as scientific as I can be.

Thank you for reading.