Today on the grave talk Aaron G. Thompson about the world of the paranormal in a very different and

compelling light than most others as an afterlife researcher.

For over 20 years he's taken a very scientific approach to better understand the supernatural

yet an approach that doesn't dismiss any belief system but rather seems to meld everything together in a way that just makes sense.

We last spoke right before the pandemic of 2020.

Today he joins us again for a three-part conversation

about the afterlife.

This is part two of that conversation. conversation about

intelligent hauntings,

intelligent hauntings, residual hauntings.

Is that still an accurate description of what a haunting is by categorizing it in those two different ways based on your research?

Another good question, I think so, and actually there's three type of categories that I like to focus on. So of course, residual haunting, intelligent haunting, but there's warp haunting and war punting is that third child that keeps getting forgotten,

because it's traditionally more rare.

It makes you the ghost and you step into a room and you're seeing everything in the past.

And for a moment, split a second, maybe it's auditory,

maybe you're just hearing something that's from the past,

but then you step out of that bubble or that bubble closes up on you and then you're back to

normalcy what we know is normalcy. So warponing is rare, it's fascinating.

I have the privilege of an auditory version of that, but a visualization of that

would be mind-nbing to say the least.

What would happen?

Explain war-paunting and how you experienced it.

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