Ralph Keeton - Looking at Geists - Poltergeist to Pyrogeist

A moment in time with this spiritual energy ended a career

Ralph Keeton The Geist Collective

Any powerful ritual appealing to positive and negative forces, there exists the understandable psychological and collective dynamics that can both motivate belief in its effectiveness, whilst simultaneously obscuring its limitations.

Today there is an allure, thrill and danger with what we call spiritual warfare. For millennia, there has been a clearance practiced in many forms, better known as an ‘Exorcism’. An exorcism in all its forms has certainly persisted throughout centuries of many differing religious traditions with the implied purpose of liberating individuals and locations away from the ‘demonic’ negative influences or possessions. Exorcism means clearance!.

Pyrogeist

The case you are about to read is one of the most chilling examples of such a force at work. Fire-starting poltergeists, known as "Pyrogeists"are rare, but when they appear, they bring terror and chaos. They defy logic, challenge science, and terrify even the most hardened.

Voltageist

Ralph turns his attention to a rarely explored phenomenon: electrical hauntings, spirits that manifest not through shadows or moans but through currents, sparks, and the manipulation of electricity itself. These entities represent the marriage of the supernatural and the technological age. Where once spirits rattled chains, they now flicker lights, drain batteries, and manipulate power grids.

Leukgeist

The world as we know it is a delicate balance between light and shadow, a fragile dance of opposites. But what if there were a creature—a being that could wield both light and darkness as weapons, bending them to its will? This is the story of the Leukgeist, a terrifying predator neither fully of this world nor entirely apart from it.

Poltergeist

Screams that have no mouth to leave.This book is an account of real disturbances, where sound becomes a weapon, vibration becomes a presence, and ordinary homes turn hostile. These events did not unfold in abandoned ruins or places steeped in legend, but in living rooms, bedrooms, corridors, spaces meant for safety.

Chemicgeist

In the blackened shell of industrial ruins and forgotten cellars, an enemy waits, one that is neither alive nor truly dead. The Chemicgeist a True Phenomenon, unfolds as both investigation and warning: a chronicle of hauntings not born of souls, but of chemical upheaval where explosions, fires, and contamination tore at matter until the very air remembered its torment

Gravisgeist

Gravity is our earthly anchor, that is until the Gravisgeist arrives. Unseen and unknowable, the Gravisgeist is a force that tears the world from its foundations. One moment, objects float as if touched by magic; the next, they plummet with crushing weight. Homes become battlegrounds where levitation and gravity clash in waves, upending the laws holding reality together.

Kineingeist

The dead do not always rest. Some linger on, bound by the violent physics of their demise, trapped as Kineingeists, ghosts fuelled by kinetic energy. These are not mere Specters that whisper in the dark; they are forces of motion, rage, and relentless momentum. And they are FAR more dangerous than any ghost story has ever warned.

Poltergeist 1960 - 1969

Turbulent Times with 'Poltergeist' encounters. The 1960s in the United Kingdom were a time of societal change and cultural upheaval, marked by the rise of youth movements, technological advancements, and a growing curiosity about the supernatural. Amidst this dynamic backdrop, poltergeist cases emerged as captivating narratives that blurred the lines between reality and the unexplained. This book explores the intriguing realm of UK poltergeist phenomena from 1960 to 1969, a decade defined by both skepticism and fascination with the paranormal.

Poltergeist 1970 - 1979

Poltergeists in the UK: An Intriguing Haunting Phenomenon. Poltergeists, often characterized by their mischievous and disruptive nature, have captivated the British imagination for centuries. Originating from the German words "poltern," meaning to rumble or knock, and "geist," meaning ghost, these entities are notorious for their ability to create chaos in the physical world. Unlike traditional ghosts, who are typically seen as the spirits of the deceased, poltergeists are believed to embody a more chaotic energy, manifesting through loud noises, moving objects, and sometimes even causing harm to those in their vicinity.