There are two kinds of people in this world.
Those who don’t believe in ghosts…
…and those who haven’t been alone long enough.

In Parapsychology, Bhoot or a Myths, Astro Krisshna Mohan Avancha invites you into a chilling psychological battleground where science, belief, and personal experience collide like shadows in a flickering hallway.

This is not a book that tells you ghosts are real.
This is far more unsettling.

It asks:
What if your brain is the ghost?

Blending decades of psychological insight with parapsychological exploration, this book tears open questions most people avoid after sunset:

Why do intelligent, rational minds still experience “presence” in empty rooms?
Are bhoots external entities… or internal projections shaped by trauma, culture, and fear?
Why has psychology tried to bury parapsychology—yet never successfully exorcised it?
What actually happens during possession, sleep paralysis, and “shadow sightings”?
And if something is out there… why does it choose silence over proof?

Through real-life patterns, scientific contradictions, and spine-tingling narratives, this book doesn’t just explain fear—it makes you aware of it watching you.

By the end, you won’t just ask,
“Do ghosts exist?”

You’ll ask something far more terrifying:
“Why does my mind behave like one?”