• What's it like to be a Ghost Hunter? | A conversation with Adam Berry

  • Mar 7 2024
  • Duración: 1 h y 9 m
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What's it like to be a Ghost Hunter? | A conversation with Adam Berry

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  • Paranormal Investigator Adam Berry sits down with Nicholas Ashbaugh and talks about ghost hunting, shares some highlights from his new book "Goodbye, Hello," and recounts one of his earliest encounters with spirits—a ghost dog. Adam also delves into deeper topics, like the intersection of religion and paranormal investigation, the humanization of ghosts, and what happens when our spirit leaves our body. Watch the video from this interview on YouTube.

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Authenticity, respectful of other faiths

Adam Berry spoke with integrity, respect for traditional denominations, authenticity about his beliefs and his background. Seekers are often marginalized, shunned for thinking apart from the crowd. I respect his experience and his vulnerability to share his beliefs openly. I look forward to listening to and reading the print format of his book. Alas, there is only 1 copy in my State’s library system. Would that more public libraries were free to exercise their freedom to educate and speak from all walks of life. Certainly, if I can borrow many books on serial killers, some explicit with photos included of their activities, there could be equal support for stories of light, acceptance, hope and peace.

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