Halloween is ahead, which means it's time to communicate with spirits and other evil spirits, as well as hide from the most aggressive of them. British ghostbusters have given a number of tips for those planning to go in search of the paranormal on the eve of All Saints Day, according to the Mirror.
Chatting with ghosts
Experts interviewed by British journalists advise you to immediately ask ghosts for their names, even if you are not sure that they live in the room you have chosen. “Most people usually ask, 'Hey, is there anyone here?' This does not like the spirits and scares them away. If you ask, "What is your name," without further ado, then the chance of getting an answer is much higher, "said one of the ghost connoisseurs.
Where to looking for
Ghosts can live anywhere, so before you go looking for ghosts, it is worth understanding which of them you want to communicate with. For example, if you are interested in the spirits of murder victims or deceased relatives, it is worth going to the places where they were last seen alive.
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Explore the area
After choosing a place, find out what was written about it in the press or friends say. This is important in order to avoid unpleasant surprises when you find yourself in the selected location. It is recommended that you explore the area during the day before going there at night.
Be careful
If you decide to explore a private property or territory, be sure to get permission from the owner so as not to spend Halloween with the police. Walking through an abandoned building, carefully look at your step - rotten ceilings in old buildings can cripple and even kill you. Do not go on a ghost hunt alone.
Don't forget your gear
Be sure to take a video camera, voice recorder, camera and a pen with a notepad with you to record everything that happens to you while searching for ghosts. Many ghost hunters advise taking electromagnetic field meters with you, as ghosts are known to go crazy in their area.
Assess the results soberly
While wandering through abandoned places at night, there is a risk of imagining anything for yourself. When reviewing the results of a sortie, try to approach the research materials with an open mind.