Who I am isn’t important, but what is important is what needs to be exposed. There are things hidden, not seen, stories half-told, the presence felt but never proven. Whether it’s a creature lost to time, a force beyond explanation, or an ancient truth buried deep, the unknown waits, lurking, watching, just out of reach. And it’s there, in that eerie space between belief and doubt, that the real mysteries begin.

For many years, I have always been drawn to the fringes of what we understand—where logic ends and mystery begins. My fascination lies with the unknown, the unexplainable, and the realms that defy conventional thought. From childhood stories of haunted places and strange creatures, to deep dives into cryptozoology, parapsychology, Ufology, and the eerie patterns of the unexplained, I’ve followed the trail of anomalies and enigmas like breadcrumbs in the dark.

In my journey, I made up two words that help me identify all types of the unexplained. The word is Parapcrypthology and Parapcrypthosis. 

Parapcrypthology (Pa-rap-cryp-thology) is the study of all that has to do with the unexplained, anomalies, fringes, and the undiscovered. Basically, anything that science chooses not to accept. like Bigfoot, ghosts, ufo’s and the list goes on.

Parapcrypthosis (Pa-rap-cryp-thosis) is a psychological condition where you're driven or addicted to the unknown. In other words, you're so deep in the rabbit hole, there's no turning back.

There are so many names for different things and different sciences, I bundle them all up and make one big word for it.

This inspired me to get into merch, gear, and fashion. Every product that bears the image of a legend, lore, or undiscovered creature is using or wearing a testimony to the very thing you believe in. For me, the pursuit of the paranormal isn’t about answers—it’s about wonder. It’s about keeping the door cracked open for possibility, and embracing the thrill of not knowing.

Do you believe?