5/16/2023 0 Comments Automatic writing![]() As a form of divination, spirit writing is similar to the Ouija board, and some use a planchette to guide their pen. Some mediums claim that the spirit dictates the messages, while others assert that the spirit controls the writing tool, or even possesses the medium's body. A psychic medium channels a spirit that communicates through the medium's handwriting. The most common type of spirit writing is a form of written mediumship. Borley Rectory made and broke the career of seminal paranormal investigator Harry Price. These were supposed spirit pleas for "light mass prayers" and requests for her to "please get help." Today, the claims have been exposed as the product of a bored housewife who faked the phenomena to divert attention from her extramarital affairs. The victim in this story, Marianne Foyster, received strange scrawled messages on the walls of the Rectory. Borley was the scene of poltergeists, a ghostly nun, and a phantom coach driven by a headless horseman. ![]() Borley was known as the "Most Haunted House in England" well before the days of Ghost Hunters. The infamous case of Borley Rectory offers another example of spirit writing. Slate writing was a simple parlor trick, and many mediums were caught faking the practice, including Henry Slade, who discovered this supposedly paranormal phenomenon. During the spiritualism movement, spirit "messages" would magically appear on slates during seances. One type is where a spirit, angel, demon or other entity leaves a "message" for the living. There are several different kinds of written spirit communications. Whether it's to be found in the New Age or Self-Help section of the bookstore, does it work? Others believe the practice has therapeutic value, or is useful as a creative tool. Also known as Spirit Writing, Trance Writing, Direct Writing, Autography or Psychography, some believe there is a paranormal explanation that this is when the ghost writers really are ghosts. THERE ARE MANY NAMES AND CLAIMS of Automatic Writing.
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