By KEN KORCZAK It takes a genius to catch a genius. The British Crown tapped the smartest man in the world to catch a criminal mastermind Hey, remember that ridiculous movie a few years ago that rebranded President Abraham Lincoln as a vampire slayer? Or how about the Star Trek feature film wherein the plot … Read more
By KEN KORCZAK After reading and reviewing the late Violet Tweedale’s 1919 book, Ghosts I Have Seen, I met & conversed with the deceased author “in person” in the lucid dream realm. I also photographed her. Violet Tweedale died in 1936, but no one truly “dies.” As I discovered, the Scottish poet, writer and spiritualist … Read more
By KEN KORCZAK SIR OLIVER LODGE was a top-tier scientist of his day. His legacy stands on the edge of greatness. If he wasn’t in the genius league of, say, a Max Planck or a Michael Faraday, he was a figure of historic significance in the field of experimental physics. His work with syntonics (we call … Read more
By KEN KORCZAK The title of this book may lead some to believe that it’s mostly about the NDE or near-death experience. But the author’s story about “dying and coming back” at age nine seems almost a minor anecdote against a backdrop of a lifetime of extraordinary abilities he developed, mostly in the realm of … Read more
By KEN KORCZAK A UFO nonbeliever’s worldview is shattered in 1999 after he confronts a gigantic Triangle UFO over the British Midlands The year was 1999, and British man Colin Saunders had just reached his 40s. He was enjoying a robust career in a technical engineering field. His precise and well-ordered worldview was about to … Read more
