Paranormal Videos

The Dybbuk Box – The Most Haunted Object

January 4, 2019 By livescifi.tv

In this video you will watch a paranormal investigation that we performed on a dybbuk Box that I received 7 years ago from a Rabbi. Since Zak Bagan's show Haunted Possessions, a lot other YouTube channels and paranormal groups have claimed to have haunted boxes that they purchased on eBay. Unfortunately, most of these boxes are probably hoaxes. A lot of Jewish families had wine cabinets just like the famous dybbuk box that were not haunted in any way. Those wine cabinets are now being marketed and sold as dybbuk boxes whether they're actually haunted or not. So just because you have a Jewish wine cabinet doesn't mean you have a haunted object. You don't. Not all wine cabinets are dybbuk boxes, and not all wine cabinets are haunted by demonic entities--that's why most of those available online or highlighted in shows are hoaxes. You need more than a Jewish wine cabinet to have a dybbuk box. You need a dybbuk. We acquired the dybbuk box in 2012 and it's the most haunted object in our collection. After having the box for a couple of years, I decided to have the box sealed and hidden on the first day of Hanukkah in 2014. I placed the dybbuk box in a secret location so that I could be distanced from it and no one could find it. As luck would have it though, I received a email in August of 2018 from someone who'd found it, and they wanted to send it back to me. After months of …

Water ITC Ghost Pictures

November 19, 2018 By livescifi.tv

During this live water itc experiment conducted by Tim Wood, many ghost pictures were caught on camera by our live audience. Water ITC or Hydromancy (Ancient Greek ὑδρομαντεία, water-divination, from ὕδωρ, water, and μαντεία, devination) is a method of spirit divination / spirit communication by means of water, including the color, ebb and flow, or ripples produced by pebbles dropped in a pool. Ghost Pictures Caught on Camera? The Jesuit M. A. Del Rio (1551–1608) described several methods of water ITC. The first method described depicts a ring hanging by a string that is dipped into a vessel of water which was shaken. A judgment or prediction is made by the number of times which the ring strikes the sides of the vessel. A second method is when three pebbles are thrown into standing water and observations are made from the circles formed when the objects strike the water. The third method described depended upon the agitation of the water, this custom was prevalent among Oriental Christians for annually baptizing that element. A fourth method used colors of the water and figures appearing in it. The Roman philosopher Marcus Terentius Varro reported that many prognostications were made in this way concerning the Mithradatic Wars during Rome's conquest of Greece from 86 to 63 BC. He noted that: "...in Tralles a boy, gazing at an image of Mercury in water, sang the things that …

Spirit of the Coin Game

November 14, 2018 By livescifi.tv

The purpose of the Spirit of the Coin game is to contact a spirit or demon. The game is all about intention, however it is impossible to guarantee what or who you will be communicating with. As always it is extremely important to understand that if any time you wish to longer communicate, you can end the session at anytime as similar to Ouija Board. How to Play Spirit of the Coin The Spirit of the Coin game begins with a board or piece of paper having the English alphabet (A-Z) and Arabic numbers (0-9) and four words in the middle: yes, no, start, and Goodbye. The board with the above mentioned and a coin are essential to start the game. For playing this game a minimum of two persons (maximum three) are required plus someone to keep track of the rolling of the coin over the board. Prepare the board as shown on a paper and stick it to a board to prevent the paper from moving during the play. 1. The spirit board game can be started in a dark room (open area during nights also) with a dim light or a candle. This will create an atmosphere for spirits to move around. 2. A coin is used here. Two or three people are required to hold the coin. 3. Now the coin should be placed on the "START" circle over the board. Players should place their index fingers gently on the coin. They need to close their eyes and should concentrate in inviting the spirits into the game. 4. No …