Paranormal Decoded

Paranormal Decoded

By Monique EsberryHistory
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Paranormal Decoded episodes

  • Not Guilty Verdicts: Phedophilia and Reduced Punishment
    It is unjust that pedophiles often get reduced or no sentences for crimes against children. Or if they are children themselves, they are coddled. Conversely, the book can get thrown at a person of color for minor offenses. Heaven forbid they are accussed of such crimes, heavy sentences like 20 years or more will immediately be delivered many verdicts. I experiences working inside a maximum security center for boys, dream channeling about forgotten souls who were murdered, and my scope and assessments. I am an advocate for those that have died tragically and did not receive justice.
    41 min
  • Why is My Pet So Anxious? The Case of the Dry Coat
    Many Pet Parents have expressed their concerns about their anxious fur baby. Each time it's time to leave for work or the store, your pet is barking as if you will never return. Some pets have separation anxiety due to your anxiety. Pets pick up on our depression, fears, and worries. However, pets with allergies is on the rise as well. There are pets that can't eat certain foods, use chemically based products, etc.. This episode is designed to help you understand your pets dry coat and to offer up solutions to help them feel relaxed.
    35 min
  • Biast Verdicts and Similar Faces
    This is a short recap that reflects on verdicts in our criminal justice system. When "not guilty" is a common verdict for certain criminals. They often commit second offensive. jurors can identify with the accused, often times harsh punishment is thrown out the window because they feel sympathy. Stay tuned for part 2.
    7 min
  • Before the Mayflower: We are Not a Nation of Booty Shakers
    It always perplexed me as a young girl why History never discussed the Black people that migrated from Africa to the America's and Asia. This information is important to understand where we are heading collectively as we strivr to survive this phantom slave body. The ways to gain information is by connecting with the land, the stories from our Ancestors and remembering the strength of the past. Mo Stories I'd a road map to the present and future. We have much to be proud of us. Especially when the odds are stacked against you from birth. Hidden artifacts, important literature, and other items were kept in high places and museums. Have you ever questioned the narrative of His Story? On the quest for truth, I finally found some answers.
    34 min
  • Phantom Slavery Body: Part 3
    The voices of our ancestors are asking us to see the impact of slavery and how it continues to exist today. I discuss the orgins of tricking, football, black schools, and fraternities and sororities. How can we say it was a long time ago yet we see current conditions and access to resources is still dismal. As we navigate these hardships, EDI is at the heart and strategy of many businesses. Slavery is a tool and a compass to help gage where we are today and how we cope with social situations. Are you afraid of the dark?
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    42 min
  • Phantom Slavery Body: Part 2 The New Jim Crow, New Black Codes, and Stereotypes of Black Women 2021
    What is the Phantom Ghost Body?It is the lingering thread of slavery, the haunted memories that appear in today's media messages, socialization of children, hiring practices, lending barriers, and criminal justice ⚖️ verdicts. Til this day, there are links from slavery that are rearing their nasty energy within our day-to-day living. How can we progress as a society with hate of other races in your heart? Black women continue to experience stereotypes and mistreatment at work spaces, with little to no protection, and feelings of shame and humiliation from microaggressions at office meetings. Healing from the actions of plantation owners that breed slave women is a topic that gets little attention. This has caused a rift in relationships with black families and relationships amongst non- communities of color. In 2021, we we are still called Jezebel hoars and home wreckers. The angry black women is what most people think we are. We have real disparities that continue to exist. So yes, alot to be disgruntled about. We are exploited in the media and we exploit ourselves. I hope we can bring these issues to light. Are you afraid of the dark?
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    31 min
  • Phantom Body of Slavery: New Jim Crow, Biast Laws, & the Slow Decay of America
    We are living in a ghost body of slavery. We are residing inside of broken systems that reach their tentacles from the past...and are draining the life out of access to healthcare, access to education, access to income streams, and other systems that support life in the present. We can't see that we are inside of the body because it's veins are apart of our daily thought processes and how we perceive the dark. This is a MUST listen to as we examine current shootings, verdicts, covid, and more. Many people are questioning how we can make the world a better place. It begins with understanding the past which gives us a road map to understanding our current plight and how to cut the puppet strings from the power that is controlling the world.
    35 min
  • Reconstruction: Hardships After Slavery, Share Croppers, Land Lords & Generational Wealth
    This episode reveals the truth about the hardships experienced after slavery, otherwise known as reconstruction. These findings parallel to the current status black Americans and how generational wealth was robbed. The legacy of share croppers would eventually lead to a tenant co-dependent relationship between freed slavery and Master Land Lord. Black people struggle to gain equal access and fair lending for houses,when it boils down to doing business, access to Healthcare, education, and so much more. This is an urgent call to action for scholars, community leaders, and young people to take pride in the resilience of your family tree. To ignore there stories is only hurting you. This 3 part segment is designed to help people see how generational wealth is owed to the Black People. If you do not research, we have no case for reparations.
    1 hr 39 min
  • Hair Flicking Around Black Women: A Flaky Situation
    This episode is dedicated to women of color who have experienced discomfort and discrimination because of our hair. Wearing our natural hair comes at a cost in certain regions of the country. I am noticing a trend in that some women of all backgrounds secretly believe we are inferior and have low self esteem in regards of our hair. Our bodies have been objectified even by musicians and entertainers that look like us. I want black women to find their voice and to know the strength and beauty that resides within. When women walk around flicking their hair when they see you,be sure to sing the flick flick song
    32 min
  • "So Your Friends with Barbara...Is She Teaching You that Hoodoo? Teddy, move!."
    Jim and Kate are experiencing marital problems. They are growing a part. Jim has Hans in the city and his family is falling apart due to his ideas about women and communities of color. There are lots of Jim's in the world. If you enjoy funny stories, come take a ride with Pet Whisper. Set your soul free. This episode uncovers stereotypes about people of color and our connection to voodoo. Etc... Poor Teddy...he still hasn't been groomed..Jim's wife is falling apart. IG:MONIQUESPETWHISPERCARE
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    2 hr 1 min

About Paranormal Decoded

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Welcome to Paranormal Decoded, a direct continuation of the journey we began on Call of My Ancestors.