UCT and EVP

A popular new concept is spreading in the field of paranormal research; it’s called UCT, Universal Consciousness Theory. The definition of UCT, according to Wikipedia, is “the universe exists as an interconnected network of consciousness, with each conscience being linked to the other.” This collective theory, with believers in psychology, philosophy, physics and even religion, and with literature dating back centuries, is now being used to explain the phenomenon of spirit communication in any language. As seen on SyFy Channels series Ghost Hunters International (GHI), during many EVP (electronic voice phenomenon) sessions in foreign speaking countries, frequently the answers come back in English. (see YouTube clip GHI Season 1 Episode 23 (6/7) ).
One could argue that this is in complete opposition with the modern day scientific conjecture that maintains consciousness is a result of the working physical brain. Others argue that we are merely sound matrixing, in which it is believed that the human mind associates audio input as familiar therefore interpreting for us by filling in the rest so to speak. Many others also will argue that it’s all fluffy rainbows and mystical nonsense.
“What do you believe?”
As a delver into the unknown I must admit I’m curious about UCT in association with paranormal research, however I’m floundering on the fence between my excitement of what is possible and actually finding scientific confirmation that ghosts can communicate with out the language barrier. Until there is more tangible evidence, this investigator is undecided and can only hope that with the many paranormal teams out there, soon we will have proof.

Case Manager Suzanne Van Brunt

This post was written with the sole purpose to encourage people to think and to strive for their own answers. Tell us what do you think?