Comments on: Standards in Paranormal Investigation http://paranormal.darkrealmlabs.com/?p=811 View on the Paranormal Sun, 07 Mar 2010 14:11:54 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Dreamsinger http://paranormal.darkrealmlabs.com/?p=811&cpage=1#comment-175 Dreamsinger Sun, 10 Jan 2010 03:09:03 +0000 http://paranormal.darkrealmlabs.com/?p=811#comment-175 It is a shame that so many are following ParaTV. Hopefully it's a phase that passes the way of orbs. I think the paranormal community may be getting closer to an awakening. But I also believe it'll be a bloody, uphill battle for those who are trying to bring in methods that shed light. The ParaCelebs days will be numbered at that point unless they too make the change, or relegate themselves to only their most devout core followers. It is a shame that so many are following ParaTV. Hopefully it’s a phase that passes the way of orbs. I think the paranormal community may be getting closer to an awakening. But I also believe it’ll be a bloody, uphill battle for those who are trying to bring in methods that shed light. The ParaCelebs days will be numbered at that point unless they too make the change, or relegate themselves to only their most devout core followers.

]]> By: Karen Frazier http://paranormal.darkrealmlabs.com/?p=811&cpage=1#comment-174 Karen Frazier Sun, 10 Jan 2010 02:07:52 +0000 http://paranormal.darkrealmlabs.com/?p=811#comment-174 Thanks for posting this, Dreamsinger. This is something that Kim has pursued with passion. You make a good point and one I have thought about, as well. I feel like the "standards" that are currently accepted are essentially what people see on television. It has become our de facto paranormal training academy. I would guess that groups seeking a different set of standards than what is seen on television could use this as an impetus to band together and set some standards! Thanks for posting this, Dreamsinger.

This is something that Kim has pursued with passion.

You make a good point and one I have thought about, as well. I feel like the “standards” that are currently accepted are essentially what people see on television. It has become our de facto paranormal training academy. I would guess that groups seeking a different set of standards than what is seen on television could use this as an impetus to band together and set some standards!

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