Jak In The Bokis: Listening To The Paranormal Whispers

Lurking in the margins of our lives are experiences that cannot be explained. It can be theorized that these experiences remain in the margins in most part because they shock us, confound us, and play with the mind in such a way that it makes us question mortality and why we were given the experience in the first place.

When paranormal experiences happen and we are witness to them, it can be argued that it expands our sense of who we imagine we are and transforming our intimate relationship with ourselves.

These experiences are unmediated manifestations of the dreamlike nature of reality, we know that we are awake, but the experience can be compared to a dream or a nightmare.

For me, they are genuine wake up calls to the fact that there is more to learn about the quantum entanglements that exist in the matrix we have constructed and that there sometimes isn’t an explanation for everything.

Many people who have had these experiences in their lives have told me that the paranormal event they were involved in has changed them to the very core.

After all, when you see or experience the unknown you can say that you no longer live in a disenchanted universe.

As trans-generational trauma can affect the offspring of those who have been abused, the paranormal experience can affect people on a cellular level and even though there really hasn’t been a scientific test on how the body or mind reacts to a paranormal encounter. I can only surmise that it can affect someone on the chemical level, leaving an indelible mark on the conscious and unconscious mind.

Appearances of ghosts, UFO’s, encounters with aliens and even synchronicities by their very nature demand our undivided attention, as they are not something that we can just passively observe and then remain unaffected.

Many paranormal events are like whispers. They speak to us through EVP, telepathy, spiritual intuitiveness and synchronistic events. A synchronistic event occurs when we recognize that two or more causally unrelated events resemble each other and catch our attention.

Clairaudience is receiving messages in thought form from another frequency or realm. It is considered a form of channeling. The human body has always been known as a transmitter and it certainly has a frequency. Sometimes though, like the tuning of a radio we can find an open channel that sends a message loud and clear.

Some call it the Holy Spirit, the spirit guide, a voice from God, or the still small voice that speaks to you on a whole body and bone level.

However on a quantum level, we learn that through some natural occurrence we can receive a message on a post cognitive level, especially under duress, or in an emergency, when we focus or listen to what we call the “little voice” in our head. There is also retro-cognition or backward knowing, where a paranormal transfer occurs, giving information about an event that has happened in the past.

Of course, any voice we hear that prompts us to act before an event happening is precognitive voice. This is a form or extra sensory perception or ESP. There are others who can listen and see visions of events before they happen. This is a form of remote viewing.

What we do not realize is that we are always connected to the other side – we need only focus on what is being said to realize how our immediate destiny is manifesting.

Statistics vary, but it’s generally accepted that between 3% and 10% of the population hear voices that other people don’t. If you include one off experiences (like hearing someone call your name when you’re out shopping, or feeling your phone vibrate in your pocket) this figure goes up to 75%.

So, having at least one experience of hearing the still small voice of a paranormal whisper or seeing something that others around you don’t is incredibly common. Those that have never had this experience are in the minority.

A paranormal whisper occurred to me today during breakfast when Janine and I were discussing a horrible accident that happened in Florida.

Ashaunti N. Butler and Laniya Miller, both aged 15, and Dominique M. Battle, aged 16, were drowned in a stolen car after it crashed into a murky pond in a St. Petersburg, Florida cemetery.

According to Pinellas Sheriff Bob Gualtieri, the girls stole the 1998 gold Honda Accord from a Wal-Mart. A friend of the car’s owner had been asked to give the girls a ride, but he made a quick stop at the Wal-Mart to buy a TV and left the girls in the car with the engine running.

When the owner came out and saw his car was missing, he called police and reported it stolen.

Many police officers saw the care cruise through the area, but it wasn’t until the car ran a red light that an officer followed the vehicle onto a frontage road and into a cemetery.

Gualtieri said the driver barreled into the cemetery at between 30-35 mph, which he said was pretty fast considering that the cemetery has winding roads and no lighting. He also noted the cemetery is a dead end.

The Accord continued around the road to an area where I-275 becomes visible, and Gualtieri said investigators believe the girls thought they could exit the cemetery that way.

At that point, Gualtieri said the Accord left the road and, without braking, drove straight into the pond in the southeast section of the cemetery.

The Accord’s windows were up, and within five minutes, it was fully submerged, Gualtieri said.

The deputies that witnessed the crash went into the 15-foot-deep pond after the girls and tried to get them out, but because the pond was thick and muddy, they were unable to do so. The deputies sank in the muck at the bottom of the pond and could not get to the car.

The story was indeed horrifying and Janine was saying that she believed that the whole story has not been told. She was especially intrigued by the fact that the three girls died in a cemetery. She also talked about the story of the Seminole Indian suicide event in 1841, where 213 Seminole Indians committed mass suicide rather than be captured by the United States Army.

It is believed that a curse was put upon the area when one of the Indians that didn’t commit suicide was captured. He said that one of the Shamans before he died put a curse on the area. The curse was that for every Seminole that died, there would be many that would die violent and strange deaths near the Florida Everglades.

On December of 1972, an Eastern Airlines Tri-Star jetliner, Flight 401, crashed into a Florida swamp. The pilot, Bob Loft, and flight engineer Don Repo, were two of the 101 people who perished in the air crash. Not long after the crash, the ghosts of Loft and Repo were seen on more than twenty occasions by crew members on other Eastern Tri-Stars, especially those planes which had been fitted with parts salvaged from the Flight 401 wreckage. The apparitions of Loft and Repo were invariably described as being extremely life-like. They were not only reported by people who had known Loft and Repo, but their ghosts were also subsequently identified from photographs by people who had not known Loft and Repo.

In 1996, ValuJet Flight 592 crashed into the Florida Everglades about 11 minutes after taking off from Miami as a result of a fire in the cargo compartment caused by improperly stored cargo, killing all 110 people on board. While there are no real ghost stories associated with flight 592, both planes went down in the cursed area of the Everglades. Flight 401 went down about 10 miles west of Miami and Flight 592 went down about 7 miles northwest of Miami.

While the stories of the plane crashes are a bit of synchronicity, the story of the three teenagers dying in a watery, swampy pond in a cemetery also sends a peculiar paranormal whisper as another deadly crash one year ago had some paranormal activity associated with it.

A year ago, Ground Zero reported a watery crash in Utah, where paramedics and police officers had a chilling paranormal experience.

You may have heard the news story that made the national mainstream news in March of 2015. Police officers and paramedics recall hearing a “mysterious voice” that they said led them to find a baby girl trapped inside an overturned car.

According to local news outlets in Utah County, four police officers from the Spanish Fork Police Department all say that they heard a voice calling to them — a female voice that cried “help me.” The strange sounds were heard coming from a vehicle that had gone into a river with a 30-40 degree temperature.

As they approached the car, the officers said they heard the voice, and rushed to see if there was anyone inside the car that needed rescuing.

Much to their surprise, 18-month-old Lily Groesback was in her child seat, passed out, but alive. Her 25-year-old mother was also in the car, but she had passed away. The coroner estimated that the mother died 14 hours before the rescuers arrived.

The mystery voice that helped locate the Utah baby was heard by all of the officers who approached the car, and at one point, one of the men answered the cry for help.

According to ABC News, the voice is something that no one can explain. Since the woman was dead, and the child was passed out, there wasn’t a clear explanation. Many believe that the voice was otherworldly, and that the fact that Lily survived is truly a miracle.

There have been many paranormal investigators that have pointed out just prior to any paranormal or paradigm changing event the human mind slows down the impulses and there seems to be a calming or an environmental change.

The officers were already on the scene mentally preparing for a rescue and so their minds and their senses together were generating a greater frequency. The energy levels were probably at a fever pitch allowing all four to share the experience of hearing the mother of the baby speaking to them audibly.

The officers in Utah that had the shared experience are unique in many ways. It is very rare that a Fortean mystery doesn’t easily offer itself to open skepticism. It is a story that is very hard to debunk. First, you have four officers’ police and fire fighters. They are credible witnesses in the fact that most officers and paramedics are paid to work a case in great detail and are supposed to be counted on to file reports with credibility.

The woman in the car was dead, submerged upside down in water for 14 hours. The little baby, Lily was dangling just above the water in the backseat. It is believed the cold water created hypothermia that literally kept the baby from dying.

A female, adult voice very clearly told these first responders exactly where to go in order to rescue the little girl. The witnesses agree that the voice came from inside the car.

Now the question is, did the three police officers and the firefighter accidentally hear the voice of an onlooker to the crash? The answer is no. The crash was heard by neighbors in the area and many went out o investigate. They were unable to find any sign of a crash or an automobile.

The automobile itself went over a cement embankment under a bridge and what is truly unbelievable no one noticed for 14 hours. That was until the car probably moved from under the bridge to an area where it could be spotted. Spanish Fork is rural area of Utah County and so there probably weren’t too many onlookers on the scene.

Did the officer hear a form of EVP in the rushing water? Was it something that sounded like a female voice that prompted them to answer and rush to the vehicle finding the baby miraculously alive?

There really is no logical explanation for what happened.

Many ghost hunters have explored several areas that have been energized through trauma and tragedy. It is recommended that these sites be avoided. However there are a few paranormal investigators who go to these areas and have picked up voices saying “help me” or picking up screaming, police radios, ambulance conversations and also sounds of crashes.

Roger Clooten who is a Ground Zero ghost investigator with Northwest Ghost Recon has not been afraid of going to areas where crime scenes, grave accidents and tragedies have occurred. He has conducted ghost investigations where he has tracked down the likes of John Wayne Gacy, The Zodiac Killer and Ted Bundy.

Using equipment to extract EVP, Roger has documented several contacts where spirits that are wanting to tell their stories and apparitions who claim they are killers boasting of their activities.

Roger uses a ghost box and various other gadgets to communicate with beings that exist in the ether. I call it a magic box or a paranormal jack in the box.

There is a theory that the expression derives from the story of Sir John Schorne, a celebrated 12th century pious Christian who was believed by the people of Norfolk to possess healing powers. He was said to have caught the Devil and held him captive in a boot. The little demon would speak to him and would peek in and out of the boot.

There are many artist impressions of him carrying a demon in his boot. The expression evolved from Jack in the boot, to Jack in the box. I find the whispers heard from the ghost box are similar to the legend of Sir John Shorne.

The paranormal whisper often presents itself to us in seemingly insignificant events and experiences. It is the “still small voice,” something we can easily overlook in the rush of modern life. It may speak to us in a dream, a chance encounter, a meaningful coincidence, or even an accident or illness.

Or it just may show up on a video recording, or the recording of sound. It may be heard as an EVP or a rush of white noise.

These haunted voices are a genuine symbol of manifested utterances of lost souls that want so badly to be heard.

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