Böcker av Ansir Levi

Is the Loch Ness Monster real? What about other water-cryptids? Is there any such thing as a Sasquatch or Yeti? Do large cats and demonic black dogs roam the English countryside? What are the sinister Black Eyed Children and the shadow beings that terrify so many? Are vampires real? Is lycanthropy plausible? Do UFOs exists and if so, what are they? In this follow-up to the seminal first work of 'Towards a Conquest of the Paranormal', Ansir Levi here turns his attention away from hauntings and the activities of spirits. Focussing now upon the phenomena of cryptids, mythical beings, and UFOs, Levi here further develops his profound hypothesis as to the nature of such and provides the answers to the questions above. Levi's study, like his earlier works and his musings that feature on the 'Inquirers into the Strange' podcast, is an indispensable asset in the arsenal of all who date to inquire into the paranormal and the truth as to the nature of our reality. For those who undertake practical investigations, Levi provides a framework of inquiry upon which to base their work. The overarching hypothesis of Levi is of equal value to all who take a philosophical approach, especially those who are open to the notions of Keel and Vallee.

What is the paranormal? Are there any such things as ghosts and demons? Despite the advances of science and a social shift towards a position of atheistic materialism, these questions continue to hold a fascination for many.Calling upon personal experiences of the paranormal and years of experience in the occult arts, Ansir Levi here offers answers to the most common questions concerning the paranormal. In a study that combines practical advice with a theological hypothesis, Levi reveals the true nature of the paranormal. For those experiencing the paranormal, including those who undertake investigations of phenomena, Levi offers detailed advice on the identification and documentation of the cause for such, along with guidance on the dispersal of the causes for an array of phenomena. The core of this study is, however, a theological hypothesis as to the origin and nature of all paranormal phenomena. Levi's study is an invaluable asset in the library of anyone with an interest in the paranormal.