Instrumental Transcommunication
In the 1970s, Ernst Senkowski coined the term Instrumental Transcommunication. Going beyond EVP, or Electronic Voice Phenomena, he used this term to describe spirit communication via any electronic device. This included voice recorders, video tapes, fax machines, televisions, and computers.
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Thomas Edison’s Memoir Involving “Spirit Phone” Republished
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Hanna Buschbeck: A Vision from Beyond?
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