Paranormal Portal to a Parallel Universe

Ever wonder if there really is a soul?

Do you believe that people can talk with the dead?

If spirits of the dead exist, where do they reside?

Do Parallel Universes really exist?

Can we receive visitors from Parallel Universes?

A Paranormal encounter led to this eBook by Walter Parks available in all formats, including PDF that addresses these questions.

"My friend Dr. Robert (Bob) Russell said that he knew a girl that could communicate with the dead. I didn’t believe him. He invited me to an “encounter” to prove it. We went to a very weird old house where a Paranormal Investigative Team was working. They had some pretty sophisticated equipment.

We all watched as their equipment recorded the paranormal encounter in detail. The temperature sensing equipment showed significant and rapid temperature drops when the "entities" appeared.

Their electromagnetic sensors recorded the spikes of appearance and higher than normal levels as their presence continued.

Their infra red cameras detected image hot spots that varied in size from small orbs to life size wisps of bright energy.

Their acoustic equipment recorded static "noise" and varying levels of frequency specific hums with their presence.

Two members of the paranormal investigation team could detect all of this much faster than the other team members and my friends and I could. They could also understand communications when the rest of us could only detect the static noise and hums.

Two members of the paranormal investigation team could also see people when the rest of us only saw varying sizes of orbs and bright un-discernable images.

But all of us saw enough to know that we experienced a real paranormal encounter. I became so convinced that I set out on a data collecting research project to try to determine the science behind paranormal events. I tried to determine that, if there is a soul, how can it exist and be described scientifically.

I came up with a scientific possibility for the soul and I present it in this book. I then used my findings along with the inspiration from the paranormal encounter to write a film script about the paranormal encounter. This fictionally enhanced script is included in this book.

Read the book and you will become a believer."

The eBook is available from Amazon, Smashwords, UnknownTruths.com and most other distributors of eBooks.

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