Paranormal Investigations

An article about a paranormal group from Kentucky. Investigative techniques, equipment, and other pieces of information.

You watch the shows, read the books, buy the equipment. You believe that you are ready to go but do you know what you're actually getting yourself into?

In October, 2010, I attended a paranormal investigation with three paranormal investigator groups: The Heritage Hunters Society, GHOSTS of Raleigh and NCHAGS. It was fantastic!

Meet some spooky and not so spooky spirited ghosts on TV this week.

PIHA limits its investigations to museums and public historical sites that have a history of possible paranormal activity. The public interest and visitation of these and other similar public historical sites and their communities increases dramatically

Watch the history of western Washington unfold and the settlers who first arrived in 1845 by wagon train and on foot.

This interview is with Eddie Westbrook, a psychic phenomena researcher and paranormal investigator in Raleigh, NC. Eddie has investigated places like the Maco Light, the USS North Carolina in Wilmington,and Dorothea Dix Hospital.

Rather than watching Ghost Hunters on television, why not try your hand at conducting a paranormal investigation of your own.

Knowing how to run the equipment is important, but that shouldn't be your only concern when you conduct a paranormal investigation. Keep these tips in mind for your next investigation.

All that is required to conduct your first paranormal investigation are a few household items--and of course, your curiosity, determination, and common sense. Read this guide to find out how.

Tired of watching Ghost Hunters and interested in starting your own paranormal team? Here are a few practical tips to help you get started in the field of paranormal investigation.

If you are intrigued with paranormal phenomena and would like to become a paranormal investigator, you're in luck. It's easy! However, there are some things you should know first. Read this how-to guide and get started!

An article from an experienced paranormal investigator on how to conduct your own investigation.

While many investigators would agree that there is some 'standard' equipment that all paranormal investigators use, there are some items that not everyone thinks of using.

Many paranormal investigators who don't already have paperwork aren't sure either where to start or how to go about getting paperwork together. This article will help them along the way and may even give some new tips to investigators who already have paperwork.

Even though Halloween is traditionally associated with ghosts and spirits, paranormal activity happens year-round. Even though that is the case, why is it that the Christmas season seems to be less active for paranormal investigators?

Patrick Burns and his Ghost Hunters Paranormal Investigative Group use scientific methods to look for paranormal activity in Georgia and elsewhere. They welcome everyone from believers to skeptics who are willing to keep an open mind to join for free.

A lovely winter haiku.

A little bit of information on a Texas paranormal group.

Autumn Reminiscing

A poem based on an image

This is a brief article getting to know a paranormal group out of South Carolina.

Ways that paranormal researchers use to communicate with the entities.

A ghostly encounter, A phantom's flight. Quickened my heart, Mind frozen with fright.

A short story written in the form of a poem.

Ghost, Believers and Non-Believers, Paranormal Activity, Paranormal investigation, You may have your own opinion on all these subjects but read this article carfully and you just might change your mind.