Deception is in everything.

It whispers through the cries for attention on social media, the interactions with the local barista, and especially in how we see ourselves. And it is when we think we KNOW, that we are the easiest to be deceived.

There are three pathways to wisdom, three lessons etched into the fabric of the search for truth:

Lesson 1. Know Thyself, Accept You Know nothing

Picture a world where we are the magicians, and life itself is our stage—a grand performance we’ve forgotten is all just a trick of the light. Come, walk with us as we unmask the illusions that have woven the fabric of our reality, unraveling the intricate tapestry of delusions that bind us. Together, we will plunge into the mysteries of hauntings, ghostly apparitions, and demons, challenging the beliefs that shape our perspectives and pitting them against the cold blade of scientific fact. Let’s uncover the hidden truths, the whispers of the beyond, and see if, within the darkness, we find light.

Lesson 2. Embrace Uncertainty and Question Everything

It is only through an open heart of trust that we are able to open our minds to the impossible. Diving into the latest research studies on Remote Viewing, cryptids, and Extrasensory Perception (ESP) abilities, we will see beyond a statistical doubt that the world is not ordinary. Wisdom involves prioritizing the pursuit of understanding rather than seeking absolute certainty. It embraces the complexity and ambiguity of life, recognizing that some truths may be fluid or elusive.

Lesson 3. Seek Understanding Over Certainty

Looking into the most advanced scientific tools available, we will review the science with hope to further our knowledge while still always following the motto “Trust, but verify”. Here we will gain a better understanding of our world, ourselves, and maybe even the very fabric of reality we are choosing to live in. Even if that understanding is to simply accept that in the end, we really know nothing.

“Knowledge can never be taken, only given.”

~ R. Skull

Science is the cornerstone upon which we build our understanding, a compass guiding us through the fog of uncertainty. And yet, my experiences have revealed glimpses beyond my 5 senses with shadows and echoes that hint at something more. I’ve felt the ice-cold grip of unseen fingers wrap around my arm, an energy that lingered like a bruise on my soul for days. I’ve met countless self-proclaimed experts, but only a few have carried the weight of true knowledge, and proved it through their actions, not words.

Here, my quest is simple: to learn, to understand, and when possible, to help those tormented by the unseen. Join us as we plunge into the depths of research, dismantle the walls of ignorance, and peer into what lies beneath. Together, we may discover that the world is far more than black and white—it’s a spectrum of shadows, colors, and light, all dancing in the vast unknown.