Introduction As a rule, the human mind refuses to believe in something which cannot be explained scientifically. A fact or phenomenon which lacks scientific explanation is often referred to as ‘paranormal’. In general, paranormal is a term ascribed to “experiences that suggest an interaction, information transfer or communication between a being and the environment or another being that cannot yet be explained by normal means” (Henry 1). At present, science is unable to trace and thus explain such paranormal objects and phenomena as extra-sensory perception (telepathy, precognition, clairvoyance, etc), psychokinesis, Bermuda Triangle, ghosts, UFOs, haunting houses, etc. This problem is complicated by the fact that it is rarely approached from the research perspective. There is no unity of opinion among the scientists on whether paranormal does or does not exist with the only applied approaches being anecdotal, experimental, skeptical, participant-observer, and survey approach. None of them gives exact results, which accounts for the diversity of opinions regarding the existence of the paranormal. Claiming that the paranormal does not exist only because it cannot be proven is erroneous because the experience of humanity shows that lack of knowledge often leads to mistakes; at present, people believe in several things which are invisible and the polls show that the biggest half of the world’s population believes in the paranormal, which means that the latter deserves a chance for being researched and considered as possible. Paranormal isn’t impossible To begin with, people who firmly believe that the paranormal does not exist may be mistaken, just as the whole of humanity was several centuries ago. Denying what cannot be explained is the easiest way out of any situation; those who deny the existence of the paranormal are simply unable to broaden their horizons and at least to assume the possibility of its existence and, which is sometimes even more complicated, of the fact that they are wrong. People who lived in the fifteenth century, several educated and respective persons being among them, believed that the Earth was flat only because they were looking at the horizon from a limited perspective (Gore 43). Yet, these people never stopped convincing the others that the Earth was nothing but a plain and succeeded in this until there appeared a person who tried to prove the opposite and not only aroused public derision but was even executed. The same is true about physics when scientists believed that the atom was the smallest particle until they discovered that it and its core consisted of protons, neutrons, electrons, etc. Therefore, the fact that people do not know much about the paranormal does not prove that it is impossible. The existence of the paranormal The existence of the paranormal can be proven by the fact that people believe in several things which are not visible to their sight. There exists sufficient evidence of the things which cannot be seen, such as wind, for example. Nobody knows where the wind comes from and where it goes (Stewart 184); it took scientists several decades to learn to predict its track, which they do not always do succ