"The state of things is evidently far from simple; and pure insight and logic, whatever they might do ideally, are not the only things that really do produce our creeds." - William James, from 'Meaning of Truth - a Sequel to Pragmatism'
New Zealand paranormal Investigation groups
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Bolton St Cemetery, Thorndon, Wellington. Photo: J.Gilberd
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NZ paranormal pages and groups active on Facebook:
Please note: Facebook groups and pages change names often, new ones appear and others become inactive, so it's hard to keep track of everyone. If you would like your paranormal team's page or group added (or removed) or the name updated, please email us: j.d.gilberd@gmail.com
Fever Hospital, Wgtn (photo: Rob Wilson)
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Other NZ groups & resources:
www.ufocusnz.org.nz New Zealand UFO Research www.skeptics.nz New Zealand Skeptics The Museum of Natural Mystery - Dunedin www.spiritworldtimes.com Spirit World Times - Spiritualist magazine site based in Kapiti www.paranormal-encyclopedia.com The Paranormal Encyclopedia www.sciencemediacentre.co.nz Great resource explaining science in clear language www.spiritualists.org.nz - The Spiritualist Church of New Zealand www.hairraisertours.com Dunedin ghost tours with The Hair Raiser Auckland Ghost Tours 
Old map of Matiu/Somes Island in Wellington Harbour
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Links Disclaimer:
The views expressed in the websites linked from this page are not necessarily shared or condoned by New Zealand Strange Occurrences Society. We do not have any formal association with individuals or organisations linked to.
The views expressed in the websites linked from this page are not necessarily shared or condoned by New Zealand Strange Occurrences Society. We do not have any formal association with individuals or organisations linked to.
"We may know certain phenomena and even the laws which govern their appearance, but we do not adequately understand a single one of them. To say of a stone which falls to earth that it obeys an attraction, which varies directly as the mass and inversely as the square of the distance is not to understand the stone's fall."
- Prof. Charles Richet.
- Prof. Charles Richet.