The Periodic Table of Paranormal Elements
An unexplainable and sudden feeling of sadness, remorse, fear, or grief which may be accompanied by crying/tears. This often includes the belief that the feelings being experienced are not the person’s own emotions but rather those of some other entity.
First described by Charles Forte, this is an item discovered in a location which is inconsistent with its established place of origin, timeline, and/or metallurgic profile as based on accepted Archeological evidence. An example would be a brass or bronze artifact found buried in a deep coal deposit underground.
Objects which are moved or are manipulated in the absence of a verified natural force. Examples include room or cabinet doors which open, handles which are turned, objects which are moved or tipped over. This element differs from a thrown object assault in that the later is focused on the physical assault of a human being.
An out of body experience is the sense or vision of being away from one’s own body. This can be achieved voluntarily or involuntarily. Related to remote viewing, astral projection, shamanistic spiritual experiences, or etheric travel.
The strong connection between synchronistic events and numbers which coincide with these events, including, but not limited to dates, times, addresses, ages, and other values which could be attached to significant events which are believed to defy the laws of chance. This also includes seeing the same sequences of numbers seemingly everywhere, sometimes known as “angel numbers” or “messages from guides.” Also included is the phenomenon of consistently seeing doubled or tripled numbers such as times or price totals when purchasing items.