2009 AA-EVP Conference

Public Service Announcement for Mother's Day

The Forever Family Foundation has released a Public Service Announcement just in times for Mother's Day. It included mention of the AA-EVP and the EVP example, "Hi Mom" recorded by Teri Daner and "I love you" recorded by Karen Mossey.

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Text of the PSA
The voices you are about to hear are of deceased loved ones recorded by the American Association of Electronic Voice Phenomena: "Hi Mom," "I love you."

There are many ways to say "I love you" this Mother's Day. A messaged from a deceased loved one is the most precious of all.

Brought to you by the Forever Family Foundation, a nonprofit supporting research into life after death. Visit us on the web at foreverfamilyfoundation.org. That's foreverfamilyfoundation.org.

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A stereo, high quality version is available for radio broadcast. Let us know if you would like a copy to show to your local radio station.

New Knowledge base website

Wikisynergy is a community participation website similar to Wikipedia, but dedicated to providing:

This new forum offers an opportunity for everyone involved in frontier subjects to tell the rest of us who they are and explain their point of view. Together, we can all develop a common front that may lead to the serious study our subjects deserve.

*Frontier Ideas: any subject that is not considered mainstream. For instance, the existence of ghosts, cold fusion, EVP, Big Foot or UFOs. If you are a skeptic intent on eliminating anything that is not mainstream thought, you will know these ideas as "fringe," "pseudoscience" or "quackery." But then, that is the point of Wikisynergy. Frontier subjects may or may not be real, but they need to be discussed in a rational forum.
 

Documentary about Induced After-Death Communication

A documentary about induced after-death communication is now being developed. You can see the trailer for the documentary at this link:

IADC trailer

Research Grants Available

The Helene Reeder Fund is pleased to announce the availability of grants for small and medium sized scientific research projects concerning the question of Life after Death. Grants will be awarded in the range of EUR 500 – 7000 maximum. Research into life after death, should constitute the main objective of the project. Applications in English, to be submitted preferably by email to the HRF c/o edgar (dot) muller (at) comhem (dot) se The Application should include:

·   A detailed description of the project, including the objectives of the project;

·   Methodology;

·   cost budget;

·   timetable;

·   plans to publish the results in some scientific journals;

·   curriculum vitae (résumé) of the applicant;

·   how the applicant plans to report back to the HRF about progress and result;
     and,

·   any other financing than from HRF.

Applications should be received not later than 30^th of August 2007. It is the intention of the HRF to deal with the applications and to make decision regarding the grants by the end of November. Applicants will be notified by email after the decision and the grants will be payable during December. For further information, please apply to the above email address. From Stockholm, April 2007, The Helene Reeder Memorial Fund for Research into Life after Death, HRF.  Submitted by Edgar E Müller
 

Concerns with Wikipedia

If you have read the EVP entry in Wikipedia, you will know that the entry is mostly biased in support of the mainstream opinion. We see that many of the entries concerned with personal survival have the same problem. After failing to make the EVP entry reflect the facts, we have decided that the only solution available to us is to educate the public about how Wikipedia is made. There is an essay on this at http://etheric-studies.aaevp.com/articles/articles_wikipedia.htm.

Please read the essay and consider putting the logo on your web site so that others will find the essay, as well.