This article was compiled as a record of the subjects we have come across after using computer software (ITC) in our paranormal investigations. The information that came through the software could be seen as random, broken and we will not say it is proof of intelligent consciousness.

So why compile this article? The simple reason is, we most probably would not  have looked at these subjects if it was not for the investigations we did and the words that came through on ITC, also due to the interesting nature of the subjects we have decided to share them.

Hope you enjoy.

The Dybbuk Box.

The first ITC session that stands out and lead us to some interesting information was when John and Philip Williams of Red Ridge X met up with Lee Steer from Project Paranormal to conduct an ITC session. Lee Steer holds in his possession a good collection…

Above is a picture of a Phurba, this item may also go by the name of a Spirit Dagger or Demon Dagger. We at Red Ridge X did not know anything about this item but our attention was drawn to it when Ian from Project Paranormal posted this picture as we were talking about the last two items the Tibetan demon mask and the prayer wheel. Let’s take a closer look at this item.

What is a Phurba?

The Phurba which is the Tibetan name for this item or Kilaya as it is called in Sanskrit is a ceremonial dagger. You will find in most cases the blade of the Phurba is not sharp and is not made to cause harm to sentient beings as this is by no means a physical weapon.

What are the Origins of the Phurba?

There is a couple of differing stories of where the Phurba…

Welcome to Red Ridge X`s New Curiosity Corner.

This will be an ongoing set of articles looking at the things we have come across may it be artifacts, movies, theories etc that has made us question, What is it?, Where has it come from? or What is it used for?

I hope you find these articles interesting as we now move on to look at our first curiosity that at a glance looks menacing but as we found this is not a menacing item, well not for humans.

The Tibetan Demon Mask.

So our first item of curiosity is a Tibetan Demon Mask, we were made aware of its sale from a source that was selling a few interesting religious items. The reason why we decided to look at this item is because my first reaction when first looking at the mask was to turn to the seller and say…

The Tibetan Prayer Wheel.

The first item we looked at in the Curiosity Corner was the Tibetan Demon Mask and while we were acquiring this item our friend David Barrett of Project Paranormal picked up a Tibetan Prayer Wheel, we could say this was coincidence but I don’t believe in those :-). I realised this was another item we knew nothing about so we decided to take a closer look.

What is it?

A Tibetan prayer wheel can take many forms but the one in the picture is an hand held version. The origin of the prayer wheel is not certain but some think the design took influence from Chinese revolving bookcases. The idea behind the prayer wheel is when you use it it is the same as performing a mantra and with this helping to cleanse negative energies and even provide way to enlightenment.

How is it made?

The construction of a prayer…