#Seance candles room series

Don't forget that sense of smell is used in marketing (shops, restaurants.) to seduce the customers like Pavlov's dog. Except manipulating the brain of your guests (on a litteral sense or not !), a smell is always a real feeling and a true sensation, they can't say that there is an illusion somewhere.

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#Seance candles room series

Psychologist Kenneth Batcheldor, in a series of experimental sances, devised electrical sensors to let sitters, who were working in the dark, know, by hearing a. The lights dimmed further, thanks to a well-hidden Brad, leaving only the candles to illuminate the room. I mean, the human sense of smell is very very powerful and evocative. There are also individuals, outside the sance room, some in laboratories, who have demonstrated an ability to levitate objects such as ping-pong balls without touching them. One thing more : if the smell of vanilla is so powerful as you describe (does it only smell when you lit the candles ?), I suggest you to call the spirit of a child, or someone who worked in a candy shop, for example. The most powerful and basic use would be for them to come on during the dark seance after asking the spirits to give us a sign they are.

I can't wait to use these in the darkness of the seance room and I am conjuring up some ideas for them. Lit them, and a little bit later, when the spirit leaves, don't forget to stand up and go to blow the candle as you are pressing on the RC at the same time. I recently got hold of some remote controlled LED candles for just 15 from a well known auction site. They will look absolutely innocent.ĭuring the séance, ask the spirit to give a sign of presence. Put the candles(or just one) in some different corners of the room, a bit away from the table. My opinion is that the audience must absolutely believe that they are real candles and not electronic.Įverybody knows that everything which is electronic is supposed to work with a RC, so the effect will fail.