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Date Posted: 10:18:11 09/19/00 Tue
Author: Lew
Subject: Re: How to Ghost Hunt
In reply to: No Name 's message, "How to Ghost Hunt" on 10:16:43 09/19/00 Tue

#1 Our website, or so we've been told, has assisted many people with information about ghost hunting. There are also many books that can be purchased on the web that are also of recommendation. Although you will probably find many hypothesis and theories that you may disagree with, it is best to be aware of everything. You never know what tidbit of information may become useful to you at any given point in your research.
#2 Currently in the US, there are no existing college courses concerning the topic of parapsychology. You cannot earn a degree in this field. However, any education you have in any given area can be of use to you. You just have to learn how that knowledge may apply to ghostly phenomena. A strong recommendation I have would be to learn as much as you can about each piece of equipment you use during investigations. Oftentimes, this knowledge can mean the difference between documenting/detecting a genuine anomaly and mistakenly claiming something natural is actually of spirit origin. Keep in mind that, if you are lacking the knowledge of something now, that doesn't mean that you cannot educate yourself and learn about it.
#3 Unfortunately, in our society, children are not taken as seriously as they oftentimes deserve. This especially holds true when research is involved. But I say to anyone who may be reading this response, there is no better time than the present to get started in ghost hunting. When it comes to learning, children are sponges, absorbing all that they hear and read. For all of us, spirit activity is completely a learning experience. No one has all the answers.

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Re: How to Ghost Hunt -- carmen, 01:01:27 03/30/01 Fri