Ghosts by Kevin Ross Emery is a somewhat quirky, New Age video.  At first, the amateurish quality may disappoint you.  (It doesn’t live up to the great cover image.)  However, this video may be worthwhile for some paranormal enthusiasts.

It was filmed during one of the Rev. Mr. Emery’s workshops, and it’s a full-length class.

As a professional ghost hunter, I’m always interested in others’ research in this baffling, spiritual field. We’re looking for new leads and fresh answers.

Seeing ghost phenomena through Kevin’s eyes as a spiritual catalyst, healer and medical intuitive, I gained helpful new insights.

In this video, “Dr. Kevin” shares a variety of stories from his own paranormal encounters. His views are often refreshing.

Mr. Emery and I disagree heartily on a several points.  A few are significant and his assertions could annoy experienced paranormal researchers.  That said, I think this video is worth seeing.  In general,  information is very useful for beginners and he suggested some research angles that hadn’t occurred to me before.

For example, he talks about why some spirits don’t realize that people on the other side can help them cross over.  In situations where we’re trying to help spirits move on, this is useful to consider.

I recommend this video for any ghost researcher with an open mind, who is looking for different answers to lingering questions.

This could also be useful viewing for fiction writers who want a wider range of material to draw upon, when adding ghostly elements to a story.

Or, if you simply love hearing good, real ghost stories, you’ll enjoy this video and share it with friends around Halloween, or on winter nights when the wind howls and the house creaks.

I always consider it a little chilling when someone talks about ghosts in a very matter-of-fact, almost flippant manner.  While Mr. Emery remains respectful, he doesn’t take himself too seriously.  I like that.

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