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Ghost Hunting Equipment Back to Ghost Hunters
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Below is a list and explanation of older, more traditional ghost hunting equipment. For a
more modern list of ghost hunting equipment, go to Ghost Hunters Equipment. The list of ghost hunting equipment we have provided is somewhat controversial, as it has items
that some may consider of the occult or of fraudulent spiritualism origins. You decide...
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Ouija Board - This piece of ghost hunting equipment was originally
conceived as a game in the days of the spiritualist movement of the
1800's. There are many different types of boards, and they can easily be
purchased at toy stores or on-line. Some believe ouija boards to be
dangerous due to contact with "bad spirits," while others herald it as a way
for anyone to speak to the other side. Easy to use, but does the
planchette move because of your hands, or do ghosts move it through
you and spell out answers to the questions one asks?
Dowsing Rods - Also known as diving rods. The art of dowsing has
been around for a long time and has been traditionally used to locate
underground water sources, unmarked graves and to determine the sex
of unborn babies. No one knows how it works for sure, but it is down right
accurate; especially with locating what one cannot see. Used as a piece
of ghost hunting equipment, dowsing rods will point the way of ghostly
activity and cross where spirits are said to be. Easy to use and
inexpensive, but not all people can dowse. You just have to try it and see.
Stones - Semi-precious stones, such as Jasper and Quartz have
traditionally been worn by ghost hunters as part of their ghost hunting
equipment, as it is believed by some that Jasper wards off spirits by
absorbing negative energy, while quartz cleanses and gives off positive
energy. Black Tourmaline is also touted as protective and a psychic
shield; while Hematite is believed to dissolve negative energy and
transform it into positive energy.
Smudging - White sage branches are widely used for "smudging," which
is a Native American tradition in which the top of a smudge stick is lit and
the smoke is then wafted around an area to be purified. Native Americans
used sage smudge to purify: the mind, body and spirit before praying; the
atmosphere; and to disperse negativity. Ghost hunters use it to purify
homes of unwanted ghosts and paranormal activity.
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