The Paranormal Couple! Keeping Victorian Spiritualism Alive

Satori and Cody both have a deep respect for the Victorian era, when Spirituality was in its Golden Age. The popularity of seances, gazing balls, and psychic shops were all the rage. The couple will discuss the Victorian era, as well as give demonstrations of divining rods, scrying mirrors, and "Old School" communication techniques. Cody and Satiro have a special level of enchantment when they communicate, and it seems they are able to open a door to intelligent communications with the other side, which are often heard by everyone in the room. Will you hear it too?

Cody Ray DesBiens and Satori Hawes, the "modern-day Paranormal Couple" are paranormal investigators and researchers with The Atlantic Paranormal Society (TAPS), founded in 1990 by Satori’s father, Jason Hawes. After working together on a few TAPS cases, they found that they had a connection to each other that was like no other connection. In fact, it seems that when they are together, and only when they are TOGETHER, they can open doors to communicate intelligently with spirits on the other side. What makes their communication different from other psychics or mediums is that the intelligent communication can be heard by others, too.

Founders of The Paranormal Couple’s Haunted Museum of Objects, Oddities, and Curiosities, they curate a large collection of paranormal objects from around the world. They and their mobile museum travel throughout the U.S. to educate and inform others about haunted objects, trigger objects, as well as the care and precautions that they require. They are presently in the planning phase of a brick & mortar museum, which will permanently house their museum objects. As TAPS team members, you will often see Cody and Satori as periodic ghost investigators on Travel Channel’s Ghost Hunters and Ghost Nation.

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