Why I Believe Hauntings Are Supernatural (And Why Science May Never “Prove” Them)
I believe ghosts and hauntings are supernatural in nature. Science isn’t equipped for that kind of phenomena. It’s too messy and unpredictable. Get the scoop now.
I believe ghosts and hauntings are supernatural in nature. Science isn’t equipped for that kind of phenomena. It’s too messy and unpredictable. Get the scoop now.
Between December 5 and January 14, I call it Bleak Season. It’s the stretch of winter where daylight fades early, the cold hangs on, and everything outside looks a little… dangerous. The folklore version of this is simple: the Veil gets thin. Dreams get louder. Stranger. More threatening. Sometimes they…
People like to tell terrifying tales. Over time, those tales take on a life of their own and become urban legends, like Bloody Mary and Hook Man. They can become very convincing, and many ghost hunters have gone down a rabbit hole to find the truth. This post serves to…
If you hang around Ghostly Activities long enough, you will see me use a term you do not hear anywhere else. Bleak Season. This is my name for that stretch of winter when the holiday season feels strange. The lights are up, the parties are happening, and yet something feels…
It’s an age-old question for ghost AND monster hunters. And it really depends on how you want to classify a monster. Get the 3 schools of thought on the subject after the jump.
Puget Sound looks calm. Its history? Not so much. From fog-shrouded collisions to freak squalls, tragedies have sparked phantom ship stories. These seven wrecks have left scars on the maritime records in the Pacific Northwest. Get the ghostly scoop after the jump.
On September 5th, Amy and Jake went to Chris Staudinger’s book signing and took in a few ghost stories … and libations at one of our favorite haunts, The Foss Waterway Seaport Museum. Get the scoop after the jump.
There’s something creepy about an empty churchyard at night. The wind becomes still, barely rustling the fall leaves. The moon slips behind the clouds to dimly light the star-filled night. A shape moves between the headstones, low and steady, crouching. Most people would shrug it off as a stray dog….
Hi gang. I wanted to share my favorite research method for ghost hunting. It’s called “Grave-to-Ghost” because it’s starts with a departed person (grave) and ends with a ghost (or ghost hunt). In 5 steps, you can have informative and credible research to inform your ghost hunt. Get the scoop…