Michigan Paranormal Research Association

By having events happen that could not be explained, and I wanting to further  to try and understand how these things were even possible.  With each experience it just propelled me to delve further and further into the metaphysical realm, looking for answers as to how we can all incorporate the spirit realm with the living realm, and exist and understand each others unique individuality.

One thing I'd like to state, when I hear other paranormal groups or persons try and discount 'personal experiences' during an investigation as not being a type of 'proof' of the paranormal, that hits a nerve with me..........had we each not had these 'personal experiences', perhaps none of us may have never further pursued what we had experienced, and would not have gone on to search for answers.  Implying that 'personal experiences' mean nothing, could further alienate those out there who are indeed having them, causing them to feel like they are crazy or lying about what has happened to them.

Yes there are those who may try their hand at trickery or fakery, but for the most part, I have found that people are so relieved to find someone who believes what they experienced is indeed real, and not 'just in their head'. Who am I to disbelieve another person's events?

With the gift I have been granted, my hopes are to be able to help those who have passed and their families or significant others, to be able to give and relay messages, to continue to help with law enforcement involving homicide cases, helping to give comfort and closure for those invloved, knowing that their loved ones are content and doing alright, although they are no longer in the physical body.  I pray that I will continue to grow,  to gain more insight  and wisdom, and to provide help and feel compassion for those in need.

during an EVP session, I asked the question, 'how many are there of you out there?', to which was replied, "There are millions of us"