For the first time, this book brings to English-speaking researchers and the public detailed accounts of the crucial experiments carried out with Ossowiecki, which produced evidence of paranormal cognition.
Focusing on the extraordinary phenomena of Franek Kluski, this book delves into his brief yet impactful involvement in physical mediumship from 1918 to 1925. A Polish banker and journalist, Kluski participated in well-documented séances with notable researchers, generating significant intrigue, particularly regarding the controversial 'Kluski hands'—paraffin wax moulds intended as Permanent Paranormal Objects. Drawing from original Polish sources, the narrative seeks to highlight Kluski's contributions and rectify his absence from discussions of influential mediums.
Clairvoyance, Psychics, Police and Life after Death: A Polish Perspective
The narrative centers around the mysterious disappearance of three men during a business trip to Kaliningrad in 1994-95. When authorities are unable to find them, their families turn to a Polish psychic for assistance. The psychic, after examining a photograph, foresees the grim fate of the men, revealing that they are dead and describing their gruesome condition. Remarkably, shortly after his visions, Russian police confirm the discovery of the bodies in the exact location the psychic had indicated, intertwining elements of mystery and the supernatural.