To Those Who Believe…
No Proof Is Necessary.
To Those Who Don’t Believe…
No Proof Is Possible.
We do not believe in ghosts, paranormal activities, or phenomenon...
But we don't disbelieve either...
We do, however, realize that there is much more to this world we live in then what we can see, feel, taste or smell.
It is our quest to understand these things, these "unseen" parts of our existence, that drives us to investigate.
If you are experiencing one or more of the following, you might be experiencing paranormal activity.
Let's face it. Between Ghost Stories, Internet Hoaxes and Movies, we've turned anything paranormal into nightmares and monsters.
The truth is there is nothing to be feared, and a whole world yet to be explored of unseen dimensions within our living space.
Pictures and video are worth a thousand words...or are they?
The sophistication of photo and video editing software is so advanced - anything can be manipulated and distributed across the globe
Be skeptical, unless there are several methods of verification to substantiate the claim, like multiple witnesses or audio AND video evidence.
Although stories may have some basis in fact, for the most part folklore that has been passed around from generation to generation was usually a way for people to be controlled, not real experience.
Example: A child being told to stay in bed and go to sleep or the monsters under the bed will get you!
A nice way to keep kids from getting up, but not much more.
We love to be scared when we go to the movies. Again, although plots may be loosely based on fact, Hollywood employs special effects and CGI to ratchet up the level of fear.
A good case in point is the Amityville Horror. A very scary account of a family living in a haunted house - But a pretty boring visual for 2 hours without embellishment - which never occurred.
Paranormal activity is not an isolated incident. Look at the reported numbers across the USA. You can only imagine the numbers when you add in non-reported activity.
If things are occurring that you cannot explain in your home or workplace the more details of the disruption the better. Here's what you can do.
We've all got pretty good cameras these days. Our cell phones also have voice recorders.
When you collect evidence, note the time of day, what is occurring and who was there.
There is not much you can do when you are alone, but if you can, gather a couple of other people to witness what you are experiencing.
Get them to give brief statements of their experience.
After you have done all you can, call in someone who is familiar with the paranormal to assist.
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