Racing Against Time: Preparing For Candle Face’s Return
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The DJ's warning stuck with me, so I'm not waiting around. I'm headed to Paranormal Fest in San Antonio to meet investigators, mediums, and remote viewers in person for the first time, and next weekend I'm doing a mediumship bootcamp in San Marcos. I've been practicing what Stacey Tallitsch taught me, but one teacher isn't enough. There's a lot to get done before Candle Face comes for me.
September 21, 2024
Main Subject: Candle Face
Today should be a productive day. I’m heading to San Antonio for the 7th Annual Paranormal Fest 2024 at Victoria’s Black Swan Inn. I’m hoping to meet serious paranormal investigators, psychics, and mediums who may be willing to help me with the Lost Souls. I’ll also look for people with remote viewing experience. Until now, my contact with the paranormal community has been exclusively online. This is my chance to meet some of them in person.
I’ve been practicing the remote viewing techniques I learned in Stacey Tallitsch’s class, but it helps to learn from more than one teacher. It’s like Investigations 101. Pulling from different sources gives you a clearer picture. Remote viewing takes discipline and a range of skills, and another approach might strengthen the areas where I’m weak.
Next weekend, I’ll attend a Mediumship Bootcamp at the Triple Six Social in San Marcos, Texas. Many people from the Get Haunted Network have said I have some medium abilities, but I’ve never felt confident in them. Hopefully, the bootcamp will develop those abilities, or at least make me more comfortable with them. Meeting mediums willing to work these cases is also a priority.
I still haven’t opened the conversations with religious leaders that I keep planning. In the next few weeks, I will. Their views may help me figure out how to help the Lost Souls and see Candle Face more clearly. There’s a lot I need to do before Candle Face comes for me.
Arthur Mills
Arthur Mills served for more than two decades as an Army Intelligence Warrant Officer, specializing in piecing together what others missed: patterns, threats, enemy intent, and clandestine activity. He trained intelligence professionals, built threat models, and briefed commanders and world leaders on global threats and battlefield strategy. After retiring from the military, he moved into private investigation, focusing on missing persons, human trafficking, opposition research, and domestic terrorism. He holds a degree in Counter Terrorism Studies.
He has been writing books since 2006 and is an award-winning author. He publishes under his own name, though much of what he has written has appeared under pseudonyms. Readers may already know those titles without knowing they are his. The separation is intentional. His books invite readers to interpret what is hidden, and so does the way he publishes them.