The Psychomanteum
Seeing Beyond the Veil
Raymond Moody wrote many books about near-death experiences, life after death, grieving and loss. He popularized
the modern notion of the psychomanteum, a place where those who are
grieving can meet, see and even converse briefly once more with loved ones who have passed
over.
A psychomanteum (originally used in Ancient Greece) is created today as a small space or ideally, a room, that is
fitted with mirrors in a special design and where the potential contactee sits alone in the dark. Quite a high
proportion of people who attempt this form of spirit contact have claimed success.
In the case of the Mirari, the photograph is the psychomanteum, the
digital room or landscape in which the dead meet the living once again. You do not know these people. I generally
don't know them either, but they do want to be seen by the living, and
they have expended quite a lot of effort in order to do so.
There are many other places where my work is presented and analyzed in detail in order to bring to light the
amazing details that are hidden in photographs containing paranormal content. The Mirari will not generally be
presented in this way, leaving you the viewer to discover the spirits for yourself.
A Serious Business
Almost Here
Always Watching Over Us
Collaboration
Conjuration
Conjuration - detail
Ghost
Lost Transmission - children
Meeting the Dead
Old Friend
Passing Through in a Hurry
Spirit Bride Wearing Wreath
Spirit Child with Feather Headdress
Spirit Throng
Spirits Visiting Shrine
Spirits Walking Towards Spirit Town
Tending the Lamp
The Funeral
Welcome - The Spirits Will Show You Around
The Visit
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