The Trickster and the Paranormal
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The Trickster and the Paranormal

by George P. Hansen

Published: 2001

Runtime: 564 minutes

Theme: Philosophy & Belief Systems

Some forces operate in the shadows—always present, yet never fully seen. They slip through the cracks of institutions, evade control, and emerge wherever boundaries weaken. In The Trickster and the Paranormal, George P. Hansen explores the hidden patterns of disruption, illusion, and transformation that have shaped cultures, belief systems, and power structures throughout history. Figures who challenge authority, phenomena that defy explanation, and ideas that refuse to be contained—these are the signs of something deeper at work. Why do certain figures appear at the fringes of order and chaos? What happens when structure breaks down? And why do those in control always seek to suppress the same kinds of disruptions? Through a meticulous exploration of history, deception, and the mechanics of belief, Hansen uncovers a long-overlooked force that has shaped both ancient traditions and modern institutions alike. For those who can see it, the implications are profound.

Author Bio

George P. Hansen is an independent researcher specializing in hidden structures of power, illusion, and disruption. His work examines the forces that operate beyond conventional understanding, revealing the recurring patterns that surface whenever boundaries are tested. He has spent decades investigating the mechanics of deception, belief, and control, offering insights that challenge both mainstream narratives and fringe assumptions alike.