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🗓️ 21 November 2022
⏱️ 46 minutes
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0:00.0 | Today on The Grave Talks, Paradigm ships a conversation with Andrea Perrin. |
0:07.0 | You know her story from the book's House of Darkness, House of Light, and portions of the movie The Conjuring. |
0:15.0 | Andrea Perrin has lived a life unlike most others. |
0:18.0 | Today we catch up with her to discuss what it is like revisiting the infamous house with her family |
0:24.0 | after being away for so many years, the feelings and emotions that overtook her and the dark feelings that overtook some of her sisters. |
0:31.0 | We also dive into a conversation about how the global pandemic has affected our spiritual world and the massive paradigm shifts that we're currently going through. |
0:40.0 | How it may turn out and what may be able to lead us to a connective idea of one. |
0:46.0 | All that and more today on The Grave Talks. |
0:49.0 | Welcome back. It's been a while, but I'm so happy that you're here on the program again. |
0:55.0 | Lots has, I think, happened transpired occurred in your world, in the world of the story, you know, of what everyone knows as The Conjuring House. |
1:09.0 | You know, since I think the last time you've been on, so there's a lot of things that we can kind of dive into. I think one of the questions that I want to just begin with is it's been in the media in the press quite a bit since there's been new owners of the house. |
1:27.0 | It's been opened up for investigations, things of that nature, and I want to get into that. |
1:33.0 | I want to get into what it was like going back there with your family, but let's start there. Let's start there with when the house was, was purchased and then really started to be looked at as paranormal tourism, if you will, where people can go on and investigate what were your initial thoughts on that transpiring. |
1:54.0 | Well, I didn't know precisely what the new owners intentions were with the house. It needed, it had suffered some neglect, it needed some attention, which they gave it. |
2:10.0 | It still needs more work, you know, I mean, that house was completed as it stands now in 1736. So, you know, time, especially in New England, time takes its toll. |
2:24.0 | So they're working on it. In fact, I was just talking with them this morning about that. |
2:30.0 | But it's really toning. It's a double edged sword. |
2:37.0 | It's wonderful for me to be able to go back to the house. |
2:42.0 | Sure. |
2:43.0 | Whenever I want to feel welcome there to feel as though it is honored that in some way it is still my house too, even though I don't own it. |
2:57.0 | And the new owners, Corey and Jen Heinzen have indeed opened it for numerous investigations, probably well over a thousand people have gone through the house since they purchased it. |
3:17.0 | It'll be two years, I believe it'll be two years in June. So next month. I'm not sure that all of them had the right and proper attention, even though everybody is forewarned about, you know, how to treat it respectfully, no provoking, etc. |
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