Tom Calhoun Psychic Readings

11/07/2025

More of an idealism mentality.I’m an idealist.Everything is mental and thought.As above so below.As within so without.Consciousness is fundamental.Just like the father’s of quantum physics said.”Everything is energy.That’s all there is to it”.Albert Einstein said that and he is and was right.”If you want to know the secrets of the Universe.Think in terms of Energy,Frequency,and Vibration”.Nikola Tesla said this and he was and is right.He was and is the smartest man of our human race to ever live in history.So wake up people.Quit thinking in a Materialist Paradigm it’s time to get real,and live in the real world 🌎.

A radical new theory is challenging everything we thought we knew about the human mind. Scientists now suggest that consciousness may not arise solely from neurons, but instead from resonating energy waves — vibrations that synchronize across the brain like an orchestra performing in harmony.
This concept, known as the “resonance theory of consciousness,” argues that neural activity is only one layer of a larger quantum-like network. According to physicists and neuroscientists from several global research centers, our thoughts, awareness, and sense of self might emerge when energy frequencies within brain regions align and amplify.
Such resonance-based communication could explain how billions of neurons coordinate instantly — something traditional electrical models struggle to describe. It also opens new doors in artificial intelligence, brain-computer interfaces, and mental health research.
If consciousness truly stems from energy synchronization rather than mere chemistry, it suggests the universe itself may be more vibrationally connected than we realize — linking biology, physics, and philosophy in one astonishing idea.
The study reignites a timeless question: Are we just biological machines, or waves of awareness resonating through matter?

11/03/2025

Knowlton Church in Dorset, England, is famously reputed to be haunted.

The church itself stands in the middle of a Neolithic henge monument, which gives it an eerie and atmospheric setting. The combination of a Christian church built inside a pre-Christian ritual site has long fueled ghost stories and legends

Local legends suggest the site was once used for pagan rituals, and that the church was built there to “sanctify” a pagan place of worship.

👻 1. The Phantom Monk

Visitors and locals have reported seeing a hooded monk wandering among the church ruins, often appearing at twilight or under a full moon. Some say he vanishes into thin air when approached, while others claim to hear his footsteps echoing on the grass long after he disappears.

Legend says he may have been a priest who served the church in the Middle Ages and never left his post, or a monk cursed for desecrating a sacred pagan site.

2. The Lady in White

A ghostly woman in a flowing white gown is said to drift silently across the earthworks at night, sometimes seen standing in the arched doorway of the ruined church.

Some versions claim she’s the spirit of a bride who died before her wedding, while others suggest she’s an echo of ancient fertility rites once held on the henge.

3. The Pagan Lights

For centuries, strange floating lights or orbs have been reported hovering around the church and the circular mound. These are often described as blue or golden in color and moving in patterns too deliberate to be mistaken for insects or lanterns.

Folklore links these lights to the spirits of the Neolithic people who built the henge, or to energies released by the overlap of Christian and pagan sacred ground.

4. The Phantom Horse and Rider

Some witnesses describe hearing hoofbeats in the grass late at night — though no animal is visible. A few claim to have seen a shadowy horseman in medieval armor, riding around the outer bank before vanishing into mist.

This figure is thought to be a guardian spirit of the ancient site or a remnant of old rituals once performed there.

5. The Sound of Bells

When the wind is right, people say they can hear church bells ringing faintly underground.

Local legend claims the bells were buried to protect them during the English Civil War — or that they sank into the earth as punishment for desecrating a pagan sanctuary.

11/03/2025

I am going here to activate it.It’s a Lay Line(Telluric Currents).Have a spiritual experience

10/31/2025

I would of course it's haunted.It is do to a Ley Line(Telluric Currents).

Ghosts of Avebury 👻
The site has been reported to emit ghostly singing, chanting or voices when no obvious source is present.

Visitors claim to see shadowy figures or fleeting apparitions among the stones, sometimes dressed in cloaks or old-style garb.

One story describes a “time-slip”: in 1916, a woman driving by saw a fair in progress among the stones, yet such a fair hadn’t occurred there for decades.

There is an account of a man crushed beneath a falling stone (in medieval times) and whose remains were found in the 20th century, giving rise to ghost-guardianship suggestions of the stones.

Some believe the site lies on “ley lines” or energy grids, and that the stones act as focal points for unusual sensations or phenomena.

A very haunted nearby building

Part of this lore ties into the neighbouring pub and village structures:

The The Red Lion Inn, which sits within the stone-circle village, is claimed to be one of the most haunted pubs in England.

Stories include: a murdered woman thrown down a well whose body lies beneath the pub; ghostly coach and horses arriving at midnight; orbs, cold spots and flickering lights inside the building

Have a spooky day tomorrow 👻

10/31/2025

So I would hope that this place is Haunted.It's built on a Ley Line(Telluric Current).So though The Church didn't make an actually decree.But some people saw pagan stone circles,megaliths,monoliths,pagan temples.Evil,Demonic,Santanistic,and destroyed them.So then they figured Let's build our church here.For 2 reasons.To destroy the Evil.2.to harness the earth energies or the energies that the pagan site had.There is a mid-evil painting of Arch Angel Micheal slaying the dragon(Devil).Now through my research.I believe that painting represent 1.What Arch Angel Micheal is and did to Azazel(Devil,Satan).and 2.The Church taking the power of the Earth Energies or Ley Lines for themselves.Because the serpent that Arch Angel Micheal is slaying or how about this controlling.Telluric Currents that move through the Earth move in a zigzag pattern like a dragon or a serpent.Depending on the flow of it through the Earth.So it's Haunted because of the Ley Line or Earth Energies the church is built on.This will be in my book I'm writting Call Ley Line Magik.So now that you know all that tell me what you think.Please comment?.

Knowlton Church in Dorset, England, is famously reputed to be haunted.

The church itself stands in the middle of a Neolithic henge monument, which gives it an eerie and atmospheric setting. The combination of a Christian church built inside a pre-Christian ritual site has long fueled ghost stories and legends

Local legends suggest the site was once used for pagan rituals, and that the church was built there to “sanctify” a pagan place of worship.

👻 1. The Phantom Monk

Visitors and locals have reported seeing a hooded monk wandering among the church ruins, often appearing at twilight or under a full moon. Some say he vanishes into thin air when approached, while others claim to hear his footsteps echoing on the grass long after he disappears.

Legend says he may have been a priest who served the church in the Middle Ages and never left his post, or a monk cursed for desecrating a sacred pagan site.

2. The Lady in White

A ghostly woman in a flowing white gown is said to drift silently across the earthworks at night, sometimes seen standing in the arched doorway of the ruined church.

Some versions claim she’s the spirit of a bride who died before her wedding, while others suggest she’s an echo of ancient fertility rites once held on the henge.

3. The Pagan Lights

For centuries, strange floating lights or orbs have been reported hovering around the church and the circular mound. These are often described as blue or golden in color and moving in patterns too deliberate to be mistaken for insects or lanterns.

Folklore links these lights to the spirits of the Neolithic people who built the henge, or to energies released by the overlap of Christian and pagan sacred ground.

4. The Phantom Horse and Rider

Some witnesses describe hearing hoofbeats in the grass late at night — though no animal is visible. A few claim to have seen a shadowy horseman in medieval armor, riding around the outer bank before vanishing into mist.

This figure is thought to be a guardian spirit of the ancient site or a remnant of old rituals once performed there.

5. The Sound of Bells

When the wind is right, people say they can hear church bells ringing faintly underground.

Local legend claims the bells were buried to protect them during the English Civil War — or that they sank into the earth as punishment for desecrating a pagan sanctuary.

10/31/2025

I can't wait to go to Rollingright.and activate it.MAN! the spiritual experience.I'll get to the bottom to the truth.The story I'll have.I've already traveled back in time and in Nelson-Kennedy Ledges while charging my Organite Ley Line Pyramid I traveled to the past and scared some Native American Boys in the past.It was my past they're present,and guess what.I projected my energy out to see if they were live or dead in spirit and they were alive.Here's the kicker I was the spirit to them.So I was the ghost.LOL.What an interesting story.Nelson-Kennedy Ledges is a natural Ley Line.It has Quartzite(AKA Lucky stone)which resonates.So I toned saying OM raised my vibration and activated the quartzite.It caused the spiritual experience(Vision).Isn't that AWSOME!.It's something I won't ever forget.So I can't wait to go to other Ley Lines around the world and see what happens.