Face to with the Paranormal: A 23-Year Investigation and What I Discovered About Entities We Call Our Dead

For twenty-three years, Miguel A. Segura did the work almost no one is willing to do. Not reading about the paranormal from an armchair - standing in the dark where it happens, recorder running, through all-night vigils in some of the most active abandoned and haunted sites in Spain. Ouija sessions. Hundreds of nights inside a single derelict hospital. Private homes where families couldn't sleep anymore.He walked in believing what almost everyone believes: that the dead were reaching out to us.He walked out believing something he'd have laughed in your face for saying on the first night.This is the testimony of a real field investigator who, slowly and against his own will, came to a conclusion that broke with everything he'd been taught - that the entities at a séance are not our dead, but impersonators inside a system built to harvest human emotion. From that single, stubborn observation, the book opens outward into the largest questions there are: why a world so beautiful runs on so much suffering, what the oldest dissident traditions understood long before him, and what he came to believe lies outside the walls of all of it.You will not be sold anything here. This is a book that exposes rather than persuades - because its author concluded that persuasion itself is the jailer's favorite tool. He tells you what he lived, where he reached the edge of what he knows, and where the honest answer was simply "I don't know." Then he leaves you completely free to decide.A first-person account that moves from the trenches of paranormal investigation to a stark reckoning with the design of the world itself, Face to Face with the Paranormal is for anyone who has ever stood in an ordinary day and felt, for a moment, that something didn't add up - and refused to look away.