This is a tale from my third or fourth ghost hunt in 2007. I received a request to investigate a haunting at an old farm house in Grant County, Wisconsin. The family wanted to sell their property and move away. What came next scared the hell out of me.
We’ve meant to do this for a while now: We sat down to go through all the ghost hunting and paranormal questions we’ve been asked by our blog visitors. Then, we wrote the (unfiltered) answers to them. Let’s take a look at the most frequently asked questions.
Automatic writing can be a very effective way to communicate with ghosts. But, it’s the riskiest of all methods. You open your mind and body to ghosts and spirits. You have to be very careful when using automatic writing. Let’s learn more about it after the jump.
Scrying has been used for centuries to communicate with spirits and tell the future. Times have changed and scrying has, too. Learn to use crystal balls, mirrors and water to communicate with ghosts after the jump.
Rune casting isn’t your typical way to communicate with ghosts and spirits. Ouija and Tarot cards are far more popular, but runes have one advantage over them–your brain.
Ghost hunters tend to use electronic gizmos and gadgets to speak to ghosts. In our case, we use Spirit Boxes and digital voice recorders during our EVP sessions. Let’s look into using these devices to get real-time EVP on your ghost hunts.
Ghostly communication sessions can help gather spirit photographs and boost your ghostly reasearch. Learn how to take spirit photographs during your ghost team’s next Ouija board session, Tarot card session or rune reading.
Ouija boards are only as good as the person using them and their intent. In this post, I’ll tell how Ouija boards work and how to get a ghost or spirit to talk to you with it.
A British couple visited Alcatraz in San Francisco in mid-June. While on the tour, Sheila Sillery-Walsh snapped what appears to be a ghost. Let’s analyze the photo.