Comments for The Haunted Homeowner's Survival Guide

Comment on Welcome! by TJPontz

TJPontz — Fri, 04 May 2012 02:57:32 +0000

He has theories. Please don’t confuse this with some sort of proof.

Comment on Welcome! by tyrantasor

tyrantasor — Thu, 03 May 2012 01:02:51 +0000

yes, there is something to EVP. Google David Roundtree paranormal. David has been able to figure out that EVP is transmitted by EMF.

Comment on Are ghosts AC or DC? by Michael

Michael — Thu, 13 Jan 2011 00:58:27 +0000

I’ve sort of come to the belief that spiritual physics are beyond and outside of space and time, and therefore they do not apply. They are a neutral in a world filled with positives and negatives. In order to manifest, they feed off of positive (warm, hot, powered) energy by drawing it in, consuming it in a way, and then it becomes expelled thru force and resistance as negative (used up, cold, anti-polar) energy.
This would explain cold spots, cold feelings, the prickly feelings, the numbness, the high emf-related paranoia and chills people can get.
Would also explain battery drains…negative energy can negate positive energy, and vice-versa. The neutral-energy is then able to be converted since it is in a constant cycle, and thereby allows it to exsist in our physical world by physics alone! ;)

Working on next: narrowing the frequency that EVP’s flow in on, and building a recorder/microphone that allows better amplification of said frequency/other frequency blocking

Comment on Why you can’t trust photographic evidence by pogo

pogo — Wed, 08 Dec 2010 08:52:33 +0000

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Comment on Thinking about EVPs by T J Pontious

T J Pontious — Sun, 14 Nov 2010 14:50:48 +0000

The ghost box scans all frequencies in its range, so there is no telling which frequency a ‘ghost’ might have been recorded on. In order to find that, you’d have to have more equipment. If you triangulated, I think the process would just take you to a radio tower(s) somewhere. On the other hand, if you knew of an investigation that was going to use a ghost box, you could probably figure out how to have a little fun.

Comment on Thinking about EVPs by Sam

Sam — Sun, 14 Nov 2010 09:45:18 +0000

These ghost box recordings.. were recorded off a specific frequency?

In which case we could then triangulate and or or a radio frequency finder to track in on these supposed supernatural transmissons?

I’m pretty sure I have a world AM transmitter .. I’m thinking I should put some spooky recordings up on loop.. Maybe scare a few people?

What do you think .. ?

Comment on Thinking about EVPs by Mike Quinn

Mike Quinn — Sun, 04 Jul 2010 22:15:05 +0000

Hey Scotty,
I’d like to talk to you about this when you get a chance.
Many thanks and all the best,

Mike

Comment on Sleep paralysis by DanH

DanH — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 13:19:06 +0000

My wife suffers occasionally from sleep paralysis. During these episodes, she describes the sensation of flying free of her body. During these flights, her eyes are open, but not registering her surroundings. She is aware of herself, but unable to move. These episodes last mere seconds, usually. She describes them as mostly pleasant experiences that she will sometimes attempt to replicate. The harder she tries to replicate the results, the more elusive they become.

That said, sleep paralysis is a very common issue with rather diverse results (as you mentioned). Her episodes manifest themselves as an out-of-body flight (though she is aware that she is, indeed, in bed). Other people may experience more pleasant events (such as talking to a long-departed relative) to the extremely frightening (the ‘memory’ of being abducted by an alien). But, from someone who is very familiar with this phenomenon, sleep paralysis is an amazing event that is fascinating to observe… and sometimes euphoric to experience!

Comment on Do it yourself? by T J Pontious

T J Pontious — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 00:43:54 +0000

Thank you for your comment. I’ve researched your condition enough to know that it certainly must be a difficulty. I will investigate moving to a different template. Thanks for your feedback!

Comment on Do it yourself? by colin brakewell

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