welcometohapia

UPDATES!

The applications are closed

for this year, thank you for

all who applied.

DEMONS - theories and possible

explanations (June 13, 2009)

Submitted photos/face in the mirror June 13/09

Meet the team June 13/09

Why we are not holding lectures Feb/01/09

We will be hopefully getting our new site up and running shortly, but for now we will be located here.

TAPIS is a LEGAL Group/Society - which not too many

other groups can claim (and as of our incorporation date, the only LEGAL team not only operating in Edmonton, but in Alberta). It took years to come up with

a strict code of conduct and ethics, along with bylaws

that are under legal jurisdiction, and now incorporated under the name TAPIS.

Because of the popularity of TV shows, anyone can get a digital camera and web-space, and proclaim themselves

Paranormal Investigators. There is no regulations right

now under the Federal or Provincial governments to regulate how these groups conduct themselves or how they collect data, analyze it and present it. Under this

new society, members all have the same goal - to get to the truth behind paranormal experiences and happenings. And under our own regulations, clients and businesses can be guaranteed that those coming to do investigations on their property will conduct themselves in a professional manner, and will try to get to the truth.

Members/Groups applying to the society, will not only go through a question/answer quiz to see where their views and beliefs are, as well as their investigative measures, but also will have to go through a security background check. Again, when you call upon a group found on the internet to come to your home, you have no clue really if these people are professional, or if there was any illegal activities in their past.

We are not here to judge you, but to help you and find out explanations to the possible paranormal phenomenon that you maybe experiencing. We collect the data then analyze it and try to rule out all other explanations before we make any conclusions.

Groups that instantly proclaim an experience or incident as paranormal, not only hurt the professionals who are trying to find the truth, but also the clients.