Need some good ghost hunting tips? Glad you asked! Here is a great compilation of tips, as collected by CNN from some of the best ghosthunters from around the world. (some authors, some celebrities and some just random everyday apparitional afficionados
(hey……I think I just made up a new phrase!) who share their very best tips, tricks and techniques for hunting down, and capturing ethereal entities.
Check out the full post at the link below….and happy hunting to all!
In that case, she knocks loudly and often, as if to keep us awake as payback.” — Garret Moffett, who leads Springfield Walks’ ghost tours and wrote “Lincoln’s Ghost: Legends & Lore”Bring a trigger object”Know the history of the place and of the haunting, and bring something the spirit can relate to. If it’s a kid, for example, bring a toy, or if you’re at a bank where there was a big heist, bring money from the era of the heist. Talk about the item you bring. Ask questions. You may even get enough spirit energy to move it.” — Aaron Goodwin, a member of the paranormal investigation crew for the Travel Channel’s “Ghost Adventures” seriesBe childlike”Adults walk around with blinders on. We’ve got so much on our minds. Children are open to everything. Wide open. They see things before we do. When I go to a historic (and therefore possibly haunted) spot, I’m fascinated and ready for anything. I believe the ghosts sense that you’re sincere, that you want to see them.” — Robert Edgerly, a haunted-tour guide in Savannah, Georgia, (one of America’s most haunted cities) and author of the book “Savannah Hauntings”
