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Astonishing Legends

Brandon Massullo and The Ghost Studies

Astonishing Legends

Scott Philbrook

History, Society & Culture

4.69.8K Ratings

🗓️ 8 June 2019

⏱️ 89 minutes

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Summary

Does some element of us exist after we die? Is it possible that a message in a dire time of need could reach a loved one across vast distances without the aid of electronic or mechanical means, with a form of psychic energy either just before or after death? Could our emotional spirit be so intense in a moment of crisis that it leaves an imprint or echo that can reverberate in the ether and be heard, seen or sensed again and again? There have been many reported cases where this seems to have happened, and you may have seen such stories in the news or even have one from your own family. Don't you wish scientists would study these examples in a search for answers to some of the most significant questions of all? Well, some scientists are because this type of occurrence falls under the field of parapsychology and we're fortunate enough this evening to speak with Brandon Massullo. Brandon is a clinical therapist and parapsychologist with graduate degrees in clinical counseling from the University of Toledo and psychological research methods from the University of Edinburgh in Scotland, UK. His research at the University of Edinburgh centered on neurobiological correlates of ghostly encounters, and he studied within the Koestler Parapsychology Unit at the University of Edinburgh under the supervision of author and international lecturer, Dr. Caroline Watt. Brandon has been fascinated by paranormal phenomena for 20 years and has been a participant and featured speaker in numerous paranormal forums and events. Join us for a fascinating discussion of his research into the possibility that our cries, or at least some form of our being, may linger beyond our earthly existence.

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1:03.5

Tonight, we take a look at one of the biggest questions mankind has had since we popped into existence.

1:09.9

Children ask it of their parents as soon as they are old enough to know how.

1:14.0

That question is, what happens when we die?

1:17.6

There's no shortage of various beliefs about the answer to that, but one could fairly say that those answers are all rooted in speculation because the reality is,

1:27.3

even though we've covered near-death experiences in the past, many believe that's not really death because it lacks the finality of it.

1:36.3

Death is a one-way ticket, and the only way we'll ever know what's on the other side of it is when we experience it ourselves, and of course, we all will.

1:47.0

As author and dramatist, Christopher Bullock penned in 1716,

1:51.9

it is impossible to be sure of anything, but death in taxes.

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