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A personal experience is that just that ..... It's personal
We all started somewhere and usually it has stemmed from some sort of personal experience. While it is not something can be used as evidence, it is an important part of being an investigator because it reminds us why we are out there seeking these answers.
The fight or flight response
When put under stress or confronted with something that you fear, what is your natural reaction? Your body goes into what is known as 'fight or flight' mode. What is it and why do we react this way?
Why we should be logging data to back up our claims
The paranormal field is full of theories and claims, but how many of them are actually backed up by data?
Poltergeists
No doubt you have come across the term 'Poltergeist' during your investigating travels. What does it mean? What is a typical 'poltergeist' haunting and can it be attributed to pre teen hormones?
Activity occurs any time of day (even when the sun is out!)
While as investigators we investigate at night for a variety of reasons, phenomena is reported to occur at all times of day. If you are investigating the paranormal, there is also no rule you have to turn the lights off.
EVP Burst Sessions
All about EVP Burst sessions
The Devil of Glenluce - Satan's invisible world discovered
Thought to be the earliest documented account of poltergeist activity dating back to 1655. Hear the tale of Gilbert Campbell who danced with the Devil himself
Investigation of Como House
Find out why Como House always seems to make it onto the bucket list of paranormal investigators across Victoria. A bit of history and of course, a bit of investigating!
Observation is an important investigating technique
There are lots of fancy gadgets and lots of articles out there telling you the steps to conduct a paranormal investigation, but there is one technique that is often missed ..... the art of observation
Don't knock it till you try it!
Do you quite often form an opinion about equipment or technique without actually trying it? Yep me too ... guilty as charged. Here is why though, we shouldn't knock it until we actually try it!