EVP Stories from the Big Circle

[PPI Brian]

Here's a link to a very interesting video on YouTube. This video was produced by the American Association of EVP, and highlights some EVP captures by the founders of the Big Circle.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSSqQ_gJlXU

[Kristen]

Very touching and insightful.

[PPI Brian]

Hi Kristen,

Yes, I also thought it was very touching. Although I personally disagree with the use of EVP for coping with grief, I have to admit that it can be a source of comfort for those who are mentally strong enough to deal with it. 

[Kristen]

Although I personally disagree with the use of EVP for coping with grief, I have to admit that it can be a source of comfort for those who are mentally strong enough to deal with it. 

I totally agree.  Some of the mothers seemed very dependent on them, which to me was slightly disturbing.  I see the comfort and closing that comes from "hearing from beyond."  With the way these women were so attached, I begin to wonder what will happen if the communication ceases...

[Donna]

How is this particular type of EVP done? Do they put their computers on record and just record for hours at a time or do they ask questions looking for interaction? I didn't really see them address their methods.

[PPI Brian]

The Big Circle conducts their EVP sessions on alternate Thursdays at 8:00 p.m. worldwide. There is a list of names published online that they ask people to focus on during this time period, and they leave the technique up to the individual participants; they can ask questions, or just remain silent. If anybody captures possible EVP during their session, they are encouraged to share them over the AAEVP's forums.

Here's a link to the Big Circles' website: http://bigcircle.aaevp.com/resources-btars.htm