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This is the conclusion of Hallowfields’ Ghost Hunting for Beginners course.
I hope you’ve enjoyed it.
We’ve discussed the basics of ghost hunting.
You’ve learned how to find a haunted site near you. You’ve visited at least one haunted location, or will do so, soon.
You’ve learned about the many steps of a formal ghost investigation, as well as dangers to be aware of.
I hope you’ve also looked into options and opportunities near your home, or in places you’d like to visit.
Don’t rush into anything. Take your paranormal explorations one step at a time.
After about a dozen or so informal ghost hunts – and a perhaps some tours and events – you’ll have a much better sense of what you want to do next.
You may decide that ghost hunting is more fun to watch on your TV or in videos.
(Most ghost hunters will agree: In real life, it’s not that exciting to stand in the dark for hours, with nothing happening.)
At the other extreme, if you encounter something terrifying, you may wonder if ghost hunting is worth it.
Whichever path you choose now, it’s not a lifetime commitment. Interests and priorities change.
Being part of a team may be fun now, but tedious later.
That’s normal.
Start by gaining expertise as a ghost hunter. Later, explore other areas related to ghost hunting.
After that, narrow your focus to what you most enjoy. It could become your specialty.
If you have questions, comments, or topics you’d like me to address in articles or future courses, I hope you’ll leave a comment here.
I read – and manually approve – every comment. (So, if you’d like it to be private, mention that in the comment.)
Due to my schedule, I can’t always reply to every comment. But, I do take every comment to heart, and consider each for future articles, videos, podcasts, and books.
Thanks for your interest in ghost hunting. The best way for all of us to understand what’s really going on at haunted sites, is to share our experiences and knowledge.
You’re important in this research. And I look forward to meeting you in real life, at a future event or investigation.