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Tips for Successful Ghost Hunting

Ghost hunting tips from a self-proclaimed "expert" on the paranormal. Great ghost hunting tips for beginners, as well as helpful reminders for experienced paranormal investigators.

Whether you are a believer in paranormal phenomena or not, most of us will not deny that there is much we can not explain. Some of us will experience these things in our lifetime. Some of us will dismiss these things and go about our lives without delving any deeper into the unknown. And then, there's the rest of us.

The techniques used in ghost hunting are as varied as those who partake in the venture. The level of skepticism, tools utilized and methods applied are different for all of us. If you are investigating the existence of spirits, you obviously have your own reasons and ideas as to how to go about it. From my personal experience, I would like to share some tips.

1. Go in with a healthy dose of skepticism.

This may sound strange. Obviously, if we are undergoing an investigation, we believe in ghosts, right? Sure. Being skeptical does not mean disbelieving. A healthy skeptic believes, but does not go on blind faith. It is very important to use observational skills and experimentation in determining the validity of evidence. For instance, if one of the claims of a haunted location is ghostly footsteps in the attic, it's important to investigate the attic for signs of an animal, pipes, vents, or a broken window allowing breezes to knock things around. Accepting all evidence at face value not only limits the solid results of your investigation, but may lessen your credibility as an investigator.

2. Learn your equipment.

Effective ghost hunting requires the use of technology. If you believe in psychics and mediums, they can be a helpful addition to an investigation. However, in order to capture evidence, you need equipment. There are many choices in this category. Some popular tools are video cameras, tape recorders, cameras, dowsing rods and thermal cameras. Each of these tools require a different level of technological know-how, but it is important to be educated on and comfortable with whatever equipment you choose. Spend some quality time getting to know your tools, and never save the first experience with them for a real investigation. The more confidence you have in your ability to use your equipment to its fullest potential, the smoother your investigation will go and the better your evidence will be.

3. Passion, patience amp; persistence.

Enough said. Without these three things, you will become bored and sloppy and miss out on a lot of potential evidence.

4. Be aware of your surroundings at all times.

Not noticing that someone in your group lit a cigarette can lead to false evidential photos of "ghostly" smoke. Make sure you do a complete walk-through of the location in daylight before beginning an investigation. Become familiar with the layout, smells and sounds of the place before you even think of setting up equipment. Also, be fully aware during the investigation. Having a strict policy of no smoking and no perfumes will save you a lot of wasted excitement over smoke and smells. Be sure to talk to the owner/residents of the location and gather pertinent information about what smells or sounds are commonplace and should not be considered in the investigation.

5. Be respectful.

You must be respectful not just to the owners of the location, but also to your group members and even the ghosts! Remember that whatever is lurking around the premises was most likely a living person like yourself. They may be attached to the location because it was their home, because they have special memories of the place or simply because they have not figured out how to move on yet. Becoming rude or disrespectful to the ghosts can do one of two things: cause a lack of communication, and therefore evidence, because you have offended them, or it can create a hostile environment, which in dealing with a poltergeist or inhuman spirit can spell chaos and even danger for you and your group.

Respecting the location and its owners means not destroying anything, being mindful of your actions, and going about things according to the rules set out by the owner.

These five steps are sure to make your investigation run a bit more smoothly. I'm happy to share them with you, for the growth of the field. Happy hunting!