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This guide is provided as a
reference for anyone who is interested in a serious attempt to find and
record phenomena which may be evidence of the paranormal. This guide does
not guarantee results, nor does it take for granted the existence or
otherwise of ghosts and paranormal phenomena. What it will do, is provide
you with some steps to get started, details of a few things you can try at
home, and possible ways of interpreting the results. |
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Before you begin, the
important thing to remember is that most evidence, no matter how convincing,
does not necessarily indicate the absolute existence of ghosts. As with a
lot of paranormal phenomena, it is very difficult to find and present
evidence which conclusively proves it's existence.
The subject of ghosts has
been debated for years, the doubters will argue that there is no solid
evidence for their existence, while the believers will claim that there is
ample proof. The difference is, the evidence can be interpreted in more ways
than one, and whether you believe it or not is down to personal opinion and
your own interpretation of the available evidence. When a really convincing
piece of evidence presents itself, either that evidence is a hoax, or most
people dismiss it as a hoax regardless. This is because 'really convincing
evidence' usually comes in the form of something which can be hoaxed, such
as photographs, video footage and even television shows. The number of
hoaxes that have been presented damages the chances of serious research
being conducted on the subject. |
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But despite this, independent
research by small groups and individuals with a keen interest in getting to
the bottom of this mystery has yielded some fascinating results in recent
years. If you are really interested in capturing your own evidence of the
paranormal, by all means go for it - you may be pleasantly surprised by the
results. |
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