Halloween can be a whirlwind for many ghost hunters. Events, parties, investigations… and then the big night itself. Are you ready? Ideally, Halloween research plans are prepared far ahead of Halloween night. However, even if you’ve been too busy, it’s not too late to organize your Halloween plans for ghost hunting success. To help you,…
Month: October 2012
Everyday Ghost Hunting (Report, Mindmap)
Every day can be a fresh opportunity for discovering ghosts and haunted places. You don’t need to wait for a special event, or find the perfect haunted location in some out-of-the-way place. You may pass by haunted sites every day, and not realize it. That little park near your home, office, or school… why is…
How to Get the Most from Ghost Hunting Events
Ghost hunting events can be great fun. They can also be huge disappointments. The difference can be how well you prepared for the event. To get the most from a ghost hunting event, plan ahead. Know exactly where you’re going, What to expect there, Who’s speaking and leading investigations or tours and The locations where…
Baseline Yourself for Ghost Hunting
Let’s say you’re ghost hunting. Suddenly, you feel uncomfortable, ill, or emotional. Are you sure that it’s something paranormal? A simple, baseline check can help you decide what’s really going on. That’s why I created a worksheet of emotions, with some instructions. It’s a free download, linked at the foot of this article. The worksheet…