Jared conducting an itc session

ITC / Conversations with Jonathan.

What is ITC

ITC or Interdimensional trans-communication (ITC) is a highly controversial paranormal investigation technique very similar to EVP or Electronic Voice Phenomena..

Imagine this: a voice whispers onto a recording, seemingly from nowhere. That’s EVP. Now, picture someone trying to talk to the other side live. That’s ITC. They use strange radios or apps that manipulate sound from different sources. The idea? Spirits can grab those sounds and shape them into words.

So, if someone asks into the static, “Can you please give us your name?” and a clear name floats back… well, that’s when things get really interesting. Especially when the response is clearly heard in real time, and/or on a recording.

The goal with ITC is to get as many clear responses as possible.

A Little history of ITC

It started with strange voices appeared on Swedish military radios before World War II. These voices spoke two languages at once, starting in English and ending in German. At first, they thought it was a Nazi code. But after the war, the voices kept coming. So, that idea died.

Even Tesla supposedly heard spirit voices on recordings. For decades, paranormal investigators have used this. Cases like the Enfield Hauntings and the Scole experiments used it. People believe spirits can grab the background noise and twist it into words. These recordings have levels. Class A voices are clear and easy for anyone to understand. Others? Well, that is a matter for some debate.

In the 1970s, Scandinavian researchers got hooked on using radios and even phones. They wanted to catch spirit voices. Konstantin Raudive wrote a book called “Breakthrough.” In it, he shared his experiments. He claimed to have recorded voices of ghosts, maybe even Winston Churchill! You can actually hear some of these spooky recordings in the video below. What do you think?

After Raudive’s work, more people tried listening to the static. They hoped to hear whispers from beyond. Researchers experimented with all sorts of devices. They tweaked radios and built strange boxes. The goal? To make it easier for spirits to speak. Some claimed success. They presented recordings of faint voices answering questions. Were these truly messages from the dead? The debate still rages today.

The digital age brought new tools. People started using computer software and smartphone apps. These new methods aimed to create clearer channels for spirit communication. Some apps rapidly scanned radio frequencies. Others used white noise generators. The idea remained the same: spirits could manipulate these sounds. Believers shared countless audio clips online. They claimed to capture direct conversations with the deceased. Sceptics, however, pointed to other explanations. They suggested radio interference or tricks of the human ear. The mystery deepened. Could technology truly bridge the gap between worlds?

A broader perspective

Different Perspectives:

Within the realm of paranormal investigation, opinions on EVP/ITC diverge significantly. For some, each clear voice captured is undeniable proof of contact with the afterlife, offering comfort and perhaps even answers. They see technology as a bridge, allowing the departed to communicate in a way they couldn’t in life. Others within the community, while still open to the possibility of paranormal phenomena, approach EVP/ITC with more caution. They might suggest that while some recordings are compelling, the source of the voices could be more complex, potentially involving undiscovered energies or even the subconscious influence of the investigators themselves shaping the interpretations. This spectrum of belief adds a rich and nuanced dimension to the study of these phenomena.

Challenges and Criticisms:

Despite the compelling nature of some EVP/ITC recordings, significant criticisms and challenges exist. A primary concern revolves around audio pareidolia. Our brains are wired to find patterns, and in random noise, this can lead us to perceive words and phrases that aren’t actually there. The lack of scientific repeatability is another major hurdle. Experiments often yield inconsistent results, making it difficult to establish a controlled and verifiable method for capturing these voices. Furthermore, the interpretation of EVP is often highly subjective. What one person hears as a clear name, another might perceive as mere static, highlighting the potential for bias in the analysis. These criticisms underscore the need for rigorous and objective investigation in this field.

Modern Examples:

EVP and ITC continue to hold a prominent place in contemporary paranormal exploration and popular culture. Many modern paranormal investigation teams routinely incorporate these techniques into their fieldwork, sharing their findings through podcasts, videos, and online platforms. Popular television shows and films often depict investigators using EVP recorders and ITC devices to communicate with spirits, further fueling public fascination. The accessibility of smartphone apps designed for ITC has also democratized the practice, allowing amateur enthusiasts to conduct their own experiments. These modern examples illustrate the enduring allure and ongoing exploration of these methods in the quest to understand the unexplained.

Ethical Considerations:

The pursuit of communication with the deceased through EVP/ITC also raises important ethical considerations. For individuals grieving the loss of a loved one, the hope of contact can be both comforting and potentially harmful. False positives or ambiguous messages could lead to further emotional distress or even exploitation. Questions also arise about the right to disturb or attempt to communicate with spirits without their consent, if such a concept applies. As technology advances in this area, a thoughtful and respectful approach is crucial, prioritizing the well-being of the living and acknowledging the sensitive nature of the subject matter.

The “Why”:

At its core, the enduring fascination with EVP/ITC likely stems from a fundamental human desire: to connect with those we have lost and to understand what, if anything, lies beyond this life. Throughout history, humanity has sought ways to bridge the gap between the living and the dead, and EVP/ITC can be seen as a modern manifestation of this ancient yearning. The possibility of hearing a voice from beyond offers a sense of hope, closure, or even just the satisfaction of knowing that consciousness might persist after physical death. This deep-seated human curiosity and the emotional weight of loss provide a powerful driving force behind the continued exploration of these intriguing phenomena.

My interest in ITC

For me, ITC started by accident. I was investigating near Castle Coch in South Wales. Another investigator began a session. Then, a clear message came through. I believe it was from my brother, who passed away in 1999. It said I would use these devices to learn about the paranormal. I would understand the spirit world.

That night was over ten years ago. Since then, we’ve done hundreds of experiments. You’ll see them on this site. The results are fascinating, but mixed. Some sessions are crystal clear. Others are debatable. But all have given us insight. There’s more to life than we see. We’ve even gotten responses about:

  • World Politics
  • The Mandela Effect
  • UFOlogy
  • Psychology
  • World History
  • Folklore, traditions, and religion

I’ll share details in articles and videos on this site. Check my blog for updates!

Close to home.

For me, some of the most powerful ITC moments involve my brother Jonathan. Even after he passed in 1999, we’ve somehow started working together. The messages I’ve received from him have been truly unbelievable. They’ve guided me through my darkest times. The videos below share some of these experiences. They even include conversations from the difficult Covid-19 pandemic. It’s a connection that continues to astound me.

There are some further examples I did with Jonathan in these videos surrounding the death of Queen Elizabeth the 2nd and the 2022 Budget and cost of living crisis.

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