Larry Flaxman

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I’m Larry Flaxman, best-selling author, filmmaker, and paranormal researcher exploring ghosts, consciousness, and fringe science where the supernatural meets science. Welcome to the official page of Larry Flaxman, best-selling author, paranormal researcher, and consciousness explorer. Through books, investigations, and live events, Larry examines the link between science, spirit communication, and the mysteries that connect them.

The power went out across the city, which made the hotel unusually quiet. With nothing else going on, I went down into t...
08/13/2026

The power went out across the city, which made the hotel unusually quiet. With nothing else going on, I went down into the morgue at the 1886 Crescent Hotel and decided to run an Ovilus session.

This wasn’t something I planned ahead of time. I stayed in the parts room, where the specimen bottles are kept. They’re tied to Norman Baker and were dug up behind the hotel years ago. They’ve stayed in that room ever since.

The Ovilus didn’t start responding right away. When it did, the words that came through were tied to chemicals, then injury. After that, it clearly said “homicide,” which stood out enough for me to stop and pay attention.

When I started to walk out of the room, the device activated again. When I stopped moving, it went quiet. That happened more than once, which was hard to ignore.

I moved into the body cooler after that, and the responses changed again.

If you’ve watched a lot of my investigations in the Crescent Hotel morgue, you will see that this one has a different feel to it.

https://youtu.be/eXkytoeN1i0

Today is National Son and Daughter Day, and it gave me a reason to stop and think about one of the greatest blessings in...
08/11/2026

Today is National Son and Daughter Day, and it gave me a reason to stop and think about one of the greatest blessings in my life.

Being your dad has changed me in ways I never expected. From the day you came into this world, my priorities, my purpose, and my heart were never the same. Watching you grow from a little girl into the incredible young woman you are today has been one of the greatest joys of my life.

There have been so many moments that made me smile, laugh, and even tear up. Some of the best memories aren't the big milestones. They're the quiet conversations, the road trips, the inside jokes, and the simple moments that become unforgettable before you even realize it.

National Son and Daughter Day doesn't have a well documented history, but its purpose is easy to understand. It's a reminder to celebrate the people who will always be a part of your heart.

To my daughter, thank you for every hug, every laugh, and every memory. I hope you always know how deeply you're loved and how proud I am of the person you've become. No matter where life takes you, you'll always be my little girl.

If you're lucky enough to have your son or daughter in your life, give them a hug today. Tell them you love them. Those moments matter more than we realize.

What if death is not an ending, but a transition?In this episode we explore the science behind quantum immortality, the ...
08/06/2026

What if death is not an ending, but a transition?

In this episode we explore the science behind quantum immortality, the Many Worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics, and what physics says about consciousness after death. Modern quantum theory shows that reality may branch into multiple outcomes at once. If every possible outcome exists somewhere, awareness may only continue along the paths where survival happens.

We look at superposition, branching timelines, information theory, and biocentrism to see how physics treats memory, identity, and continuity. If information in the universe cannot be destroyed, what happens to consciousness when the body stops? Why do some near-death experience survivors describe sudden shifts back into reality? Could the Mandela Effect be a sign of overlapping timelines or branching worlds?

This episode also examines real case reports, theoretical physics models, and neuroscience research on perception and awareness. The goal is not belief or disbelief, but understanding what current science allows us to consider.

Topics include quantum immortality, Many Worlds interpretation, consciousness research, near-death experiences, Mandela Effect theory, parallel universes, and the physics of information.

Watch the full episode and decide what the science suggests about death, reality, and the possibility that awareness never experiences its own end.

https://youtu.be/7H7OzqGF2Sw

Something ran at me in this hallway at the Crescent Hotel ( ) I came back with my Ovilus to try to make contact. What ...
08/04/2026

Something ran at me in this hallway at the Crescent Hotel ( ) I came back with my Ovilus to try to make contact. What happened next shocked me.

The device said “Crescent"... then names started appearing.

In this real paranormal investigation inside America’s most haunted hotel, I revisit the hallway where I felt something rush toward me. I rarely get results with the Ovilus, but this session produced location-specific words, emotional responses, and possible names. Watch the full session and decide what you think about the evidence.

https://youtu.be/DSozXvKvYAM

Albert Einstein once referred to quantum entanglement as “spooky action at a distance.”At the time, even he found the id...
08/02/2026

Albert Einstein once referred to quantum entanglement as “spooky action at a distance.”

At the time, even he found the idea difficult to accept.

Today, we know quantum entanglement is real. Two particles can remain connected in ways that challenge our everyday understanding of space and distance. It is one of the most fascinating discoveries in modern physics.

Could this phenomenon eventually help explain some paranormal experiences?

No one knows.

Some researchers have proposed that consciousness itself may involve quantum processes. If that’s true, our understanding of reality may still be in its earliest stages.

History is full of ideas that were once dismissed until the evidence caught up.

Maybe quantum entanglement has nothing to do with ghosts, psychic experiences, or other unexplained phenomena.

Or maybe we’re asking questions that science simply hasn’t answered yet.

What do you think? Is “spooky action at a distance” just a strange feature of quantum physics, or could it point toward something much bigger?

08/02/2026

During ObscuraCon, I stayed at the Steampunk Inn Bed & Breakfast for a few days, and I couldn't have asked for a better place to call home while I was in Eureka Springs, Arkansas.

The B&B has a ton of character, and it's clear Danny and Kelly have put a lot of thought into every part of it. More importantly, they were genuinely kind and welcoming throughout my stay. They made the whole experience that much better.

If you're planning a trip to Eureka Springs and want somewhere that's different from the ordinary, I definitely recommend checking it out. Thanks again, Danny and Kelly, for your hospitality. I really enjoyed my stay. See you soon!

Today is International Day of Friendship.Some friendships begin in childhood. Others start because of a shared interest,...
07/30/2026

Today is International Day of Friendship.

Some friendships begin in childhood. Others start because of a shared interest, a chance conversation, or an unexpected experience.

Over the years, this journey into history, science, and the unexplained has introduced me to people I never would have met otherwise. Many of you have become friends along the way, and I’m grateful for every conversation, investigation, and story we’ve shared.

If you’ve made a good friend through a shared interest, whether it’s the paranormal, history, science, or something completely different, tag them below and let them know you appreciate them.

I realized I still had a few more random photos from ObscuraCon 2026 that I hadn't shared.It was a fantastic weekend wit...
07/29/2026

I realized I still had a few more random photos from ObscuraCon 2026 that I hadn't shared.

It was a fantastic weekend with great people, great conversations, and a lot of fun. Thanks again to everyone who stopped by to say hello, attended my presentation, or spent a few minutes talking with me.

Here are a few more photos from the event!

I found something in Calico Rock that instantly took me back.An original payphone.It’s hard to believe there was a time ...
07/28/2026

I found something in Calico Rock that instantly took me back.

An original payphone.

It’s hard to believe there was a time when these were everywhere. If you needed to make a call, this was your only option. No smartphones. No texting. No GPS. Just a handful of coins and a phone book if you were lucky.

Seeing one still standing was a reminder of how quickly the world has changed.

Did you ever use a payphone? When's the last time you remember using one?

I’ve spoken at a lot of conferences over the years, and I don’t say this lightly. ObscuraCon 2026 was one of the best ru...
07/27/2026

I’ve spoken at a lot of conferences over the years, and I don’t say this lightly. ObscuraCon 2026 was one of the best run events I’ve ever attended.

A huge thank you to Coltan Scrivner and Danny Watson for everything they did to make this happen.

I’ve been to enough conferences to know that first year events usually have a few bumps along the way. That’s just the reality of putting something new together. Honestly, I expected a few.

There weren’t any.

From the time I walked in until I headed home, everything just worked. The schedule stayed on time, communication was clear, the volunteers were awesome, and every part of the weekend felt organized. It never felt like a first year conference.

The other thing that made the weekend special was everyone who came. I got to spend time with friends I hadn’t seen in a long time, meet a lot of new people, and have some great conversations. It was obvious how excited everyone was to be there, and that energy was contagious.

Coltan and Danny, you should be proud of what you accomplished. I know how much work goes into putting on an event like this, and it showed all weekend long. You guys are rock stars!

Thank you for inviting me to be part of it. I can’t wait until ObscuraCon 2027!

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