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Speaker 5: War I am Joshua wa Pe Warren, and each week
Speaker 5: on this show, I'll be bringing you brand new mind
Speaker 5: blowing content, news exercises, and we're in experiments you can
Speaker 5: do at home, and a lot more. On this edition
Speaker 5: of the show, create a Ghost Investigator kit for pennies.
Speaker 5: As a matter of fact, you might be able to
Speaker 5: just do it for free, because I'm going to tell
Speaker 5: you about some objects and items that you very possibly
Speaker 5: have in your home right now. Common household items that
Speaker 5: can be easily and quickly converted into a surprisingly effective
Speaker 5: ghost Hunting Kit, and this is actually going to be
Speaker 5: part one of a series based upon this booklet that
Speaker 5: I wrote about fifteen years ago. Basically, we're going to
Speaker 5: talk about how to create a simple homemade ghost kit
Speaker 5: in this show, and then in a next show, maybe
Speaker 5: probably the next one, we'll talk about how to do
Speaker 5: this with a UFO hunting kit, and then a cryptid
Speaker 5: hunting kit, and then psychic investigation kit. And I decided
Speaker 5: to do this because that you know, I'm recording this
Speaker 5: in the summertime, and every year around the summertime is
Speaker 5: when people start getting geared up for their fall paranormal investigations.
Speaker 5: That's prime time to go out and go ghost hunting
Speaker 5: and get into spooky things and go to creepy places
Speaker 5: and investigate all kinds of odd stories. And people contact
Speaker 5: me and say, how do you do this? What are
Speaker 5: the best tips? How do I go out and effectively
Speaker 5: investigate things? Because there's a lot of bunk out there,
Speaker 5: and so now it's a good time to start preparing
Speaker 5: for that prime paranormal investigation season. But keep this in
Speaker 5: mind whether or not you want to go out and
Speaker 5: be one of those people who investigates a location or
Speaker 5: you just want to see if there might be some
Speaker 5: activity around your house or your workplace, Well, you can
Speaker 5: easily use these tips. It's also a really good refresher
Speaker 5: for all of us who go out and do this
Speaker 5: sort of thing. But you know, keep this in mind.
Speaker 5: Anybody can be a paranormal investigator if you have the
Speaker 5: right starting point. I'm going to give you that in
Speaker 5: this show and also sometimes How to the Blue. You
Speaker 5: are just forced to be a paranormal investigator if something
Speaker 5: just starts happening at your home and you need to
Speaker 5: deal with it, well, step one is properly documenting it
Speaker 5: so you can figure out what to do or to
Speaker 5: seek advice from someone else and explain to that person
Speaker 5: what's going on. And this book let that I wrote
Speaker 5: fifteen years ago, almost fifteen years ago, it's called poor
Speaker 5: Man's Paranormal, a manual on using household items to document ghosts, UFOs,
Speaker 5: cryptids and psychic activity. Right now it has been called
Speaker 5: the Paranormal mcguiver all right, So again it covers all
Speaker 5: these topics, like, you know, let's say, for example, I
Speaker 5: don't know, let's say you wake up in the middle
Speaker 5: of the night and there's a bigfoot running around outside
Speaker 5: your house and you don't have a picture of it.
Speaker 5: But you go outside, you have footprints there and you say,
Speaker 5: oh my god, I don't have any plaster or paris.
Speaker 5: How do I make a cast? I don't know anything
Speaker 5: about how to make a cast. Well, you grab this information.
Speaker 5: I tell you how to go in your kitchen find
Speaker 5: the stuff to make a cast so you can preserve it. Okay,
Speaker 5: that's the kind of thing I'm talking about. And it's
Speaker 5: funny because nowadays, you know, even though I wrote this
Speaker 5: booklet almost fifteen years ago, you might think a lot
Speaker 5: of stuff has changed in terms of technology and how
Speaker 5: we do research, But you'd be surprised how little really
Speaker 5: has changed in our field. Technology has changed enormously on
Speaker 5: when it comes to research among high tech stuff, but
Speaker 5: as far as like consumer technology that the average person
Speaker 5: has access to, it's really only primarily changed in terms
Speaker 5: of communication and entertainment. And I mean, your cell phone,
Speaker 5: for example, is not that much better nowadays at capturing
Speaker 5: a ghost than it was fifteen years ago. In fact,
Speaker 5: it might have been better fifteen years ago because there
Speaker 5: is now software on phones that will often automatically take
Speaker 5: the blemishes as they see it, or optical illusions or
Speaker 5: flaws out of the picture, even though that might be
Speaker 5: what you're looking for, some kind of a ghostly image there.
Speaker 5: And so you know, we're dealing with mysteries that have
Speaker 5: been around here since the dawn of humanity. And so,
Speaker 5: like I say, we still have not made as much
Speaker 5: progress as you'd think in fifteen years. This goes to
Speaker 5: show just how truly rare these things called paranormal phenomena are.
Speaker 5: And to give you an example though, of just how
Speaker 5: much like high end research has changed. You hear me
Speaker 5: talking about how I love my little one thousand frames
Speaker 5: per second sony camera that I go out and use
Speaker 5: to catch UFOs because UFOs are often flying too quickly
Speaker 5: for the eye to see, but a high speed camera
Speaker 5: slows them down and allows you to see these things
Speaker 5: that would otherwise be invisible. Well, just a few years ago,
Speaker 5: research facilities like cal Tech and MIT they have created
Speaker 5: they have created high speed cameras that can shoot at
Speaker 5: trillions of frames per second and they can even see light.
Speaker 5: They can see light speeding across a room or speeding
Speaker 5: across an object. I mean, if you want to see
Speaker 5: just like one example of this, just go to YouTube
Speaker 5: and just type in something like high speed camera captures
Speaker 5: light and you'll see a variety of these that come up.
Speaker 5: There's one, okay, filming the speed of light at ten
Speaker 5: trillion frames per second. That's the slow mode.
Speaker 6: Guys.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's just like incredible how that these scientists
Speaker 5: have these huge budgets. I don't even know much money
Speaker 5: they spent to make that. They have these huge budgets
Speaker 5: and they can create this astounding technology, but they're just
Speaker 5: using it in laboratories. They don't have the ability to
Speaker 5: bring it out into the field and study paranormal stuff
Speaker 5: with it. So that shows you kind of what I'm
Speaker 5: talking about. So a lot of the things that I've
Speaker 5: described in this book are still very relevant. Let me
Speaker 5: also read to you the back of this book to
Speaker 5: give you a nice little overview. Contrary to what you
Speaker 5: often see on TV, you do not need tons of
Speaker 5: money and fancy equipment to document the unknown. Whether you
Speaker 5: want to study what's happening in your own life or
Speaker 5: start an investigation team, you probably have all you need
Speaker 5: in your house right now, and this manual tells you
Speaker 5: how to use it, and language simple enough for a
Speaker 5: fifth grader. Okay, so let's just kind of dig in
Speaker 5: and just to give you an overview of what you're
Speaker 5: going to get out of this series, I'm going to
Speaker 5: do for you over the next few shows. How to
Speaker 5: use your phone to capture EVP, using balloons and light
Speaker 5: bulbs to detect electrostatic fields, using AM radios to document
Speaker 5: UFO interference, using flashlights to communicate with the other side,
Speaker 5: making footprint cast from what's in your kitchen, Creating ghost
Speaker 5: traps using a jar and aluminum foil, making an EMF
Speaker 5: meter with a coil of wire and an led toilet,
Speaker 5: paper balloons, flour, or wristwatch. These are some of the
Speaker 5: simplest tools that you can use. You can use a
Speaker 5: necklace to tap into your psychic capability. You can detect
Speaker 5: ghosts with the refrigerator magnet and a paper clip. Okay,
Speaker 5: this is kind of thing I'm talking about. So I'm
Speaker 5: going to sort of skip through this first section here
Speaker 5: about ghosts. But first off, I want you to I
Speaker 5: want you to hear this that I wrote in the introduction. Okay,
Speaker 5: one of the things to understand about the paranormal is
Speaker 5: that it eludes us because it happens so quickly and unexpectedly.
Speaker 5: It can take lots of time to set up an
Speaker 5: elaborate system properly calibrated to measure intricate data. But in
Speaker 5: the real world you must be flexible and able to
Speaker 5: properly improvise and create your research strategy. But whether we're
Speaker 5: talking about ghosts or UFOs, or cryptids or psychic phenomena,
Speaker 5: all these common subjects, they share something. Okay, Okay, here's
Speaker 5: the first thing. The fabric of reality is electrical energy.
Speaker 5: Almost anytime a paranormal phenomenon occurs, there is a weird
Speaker 5: surge of electrical energy. So burn that into your mind.
Speaker 5: And remember that all particles in the universe are trying
Speaker 5: to reach a state of balance between two basic poles.
Speaker 5: So you can kind of think of it like a
Speaker 5: magnet having a north pole and a south pole. And
Speaker 5: if you take two magnets and you try to force
Speaker 5: the north poles together or the south poles together, they
Speaker 5: will resist. But if you place a north pole against
Speaker 5: the south pole, they'll attract and stick. Case like repels
Speaker 5: and opposites attract. And it's the same with most of
Speaker 5: the electrically charged activity. These these ions and stuff that
Speaker 5: we will deal with with paranoral investigation. But we call
Speaker 5: them positive and negative instead of north and south. It
Speaker 5: doesn't mean we're talking about positive being good and negative
Speaker 5: being bad or anything like that. So when we come back,
Speaker 5: I'm going to start getting into just some basic tips
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Speaker 5: where every day is golden and every night is silver.
Speaker 5: Gietto zome. Everything around us, each object, every molecule of air,
Speaker 5: swirls with positive and negative electrical charges. And when you
Speaker 5: rub two different objects together, like your socks dragged across
Speaker 5: the carpet in winter, the positive builds up more on
Speaker 5: one side and the negative more on the other. And
Speaker 5: that's why when you touch a conductive door knob you
Speaker 5: receive a small electrical shock. The shock balances everything again,
Speaker 5: allowing the positive and negative to flow back into equilibrium.
Speaker 5: Most classic paranormal phenomena occur when there is an imbalance
Speaker 5: of electrical charges in the atmosphere, and you can measure
Speaker 5: those electrical anomalies as they stir, which may be allowing
Speaker 5: our dimension to temporarily connect with another, and when they
Speaker 5: suddenly balance again, well, the phenomenon stops. The period of
Speaker 5: this electrical unrest can be seconds, minutes, or hours, and
Speaker 5: it's important for you to document them while they occur.
Speaker 5: Here's something else to keep in mind. Regardless of what
Speaker 5: you are documenting, the basics of the scientific method are
Speaker 5: of the utmost importance. Just remember, if you're facing a mystery,
Speaker 5: rule out the most likely explanation first. The most likely
Speaker 5: explanation is usually the correct one, but not always. That's
Speaker 5: called Ockham's razor. Try to determine cause and effect by
Speaker 5: looking for patterns. Does one action relate to another action?
Speaker 5: You must start with a broad view of what's happening
Speaker 5: and narrow it all down to possible sources. This is
Speaker 5: basic problem solving and logic, and last before we dig
Speaker 5: into the steps here, do everything you can to record
Speaker 5: every aspect of the strange phenomenon so others can analyze
Speaker 5: it and avoid becoming too personally attached to the situation
Speaker 5: when allowing others to do their best to objectively of
Speaker 5: evaluate the situation and your results. So don't get offended
Speaker 5: if somebody suggests it might not be what you think
Speaker 5: it is. The purpose is to gain the truth at
Speaker 5: all costs. That applies to everything. So now let's get
Speaker 5: specific into ghosts. Ghosts are usually accompanied by odd electromagnetic
Speaker 5: fields and though there are lots of expensive, highly sensitive
Speaker 5: devices made to pick up different electromagnetic fields. If a
Speaker 5: field is strong enough to affect your environment visibly, you
Speaker 5: can most likely measure it with a simple compass. Now,
Speaker 5: I've talked about this before on the show, and these
Speaker 5: days there are some pretty good compasses that you can
Speaker 5: get online. And I don't have the name of one
Speaker 5: in front of me that I like to use right now.
Speaker 5: I think it's let's see, it might be online compass
Speaker 5: dot AP if that looks right, Yeah, that's the one
Speaker 5: I think that I like to use. And you bring
Speaker 5: it up and you just hold your phone flat and
Speaker 5: then it operates like a real compass. But anyway, the
Speaker 5: best thing is to actually have a physical compass, because
Speaker 5: I always keep one. I've got my favorite one, as
Speaker 5: you'd probably know about from Transylvania that I got when
Speaker 5: I was there at this little antique shop. I've got
Speaker 5: it in my hand right now. I always keep this
Speaker 5: right here beside me when I'm doing the show. Grab
Speaker 5: a compass. They should always point north. And of course,
Speaker 5: when you use a compass, a traditional compass is held
Speaker 5: flat in your hand, all right, so it's held horizontally
Speaker 5: you're looking down on it from above, it should always
Speaker 5: point north. If it does not, make sure it's not
Speaker 5: close to something that's metal, metal, or magnetic or electrical
Speaker 5: like a lamp. So you want to kind of get
Speaker 5: it away from those things because those can affect it.
Speaker 5: If not, and it is being affected by something weird,
Speaker 5: if the compass does not stay on a steady north,
Speaker 5: especially if it spins, then it may be corresponding to
Speaker 5: some kind of paranormal disturbance. And if you don't have
Speaker 5: a compass, let me tell you it's so easy to
Speaker 5: make one. One way is to get a small linear
Speaker 5: object like a needle or a straightened paper clip, floating
Speaker 5: on water inside of a non metal bowl. So get
Speaker 5: yourself like a plastic bowl, put some water in there,
Speaker 5: and float this little needle on top of it. Before
Speaker 5: you do that, you need to get a magnet like
Speaker 5: a refrigerator magnet, and then take your needle or paper
Speaker 5: clip and stroke one end of it about the last
Speaker 5: third of its length in the same direction over and
Speaker 5: over on that magnet, even about one hundred times. And
Speaker 5: if you don't have a magnet, you can also just
Speaker 5: stroke it with a piece of fluffy fabric or wool
Speaker 5: or silk, but a magnet is much better. So what
Speaker 5: you're doing is you're magnetizing one end of this wire
Speaker 5: that's kind of your pointer end. And the pointer needs
Speaker 5: to float on the water in the non metal bowl,
Speaker 5: and you can lay it on a small piece of paper,
Speaker 5: or you can lay it on a sliver of plastic
Speaker 5: or foam, or if you have a needle, push it
Speaker 5: through a cork. There are many different ways. As long
Speaker 5: as it floats easily, you're fine. Once it floats on
Speaker 5: the water, give it up to two minutes to settle,
Speaker 5: and then the end you stroked should stabilize and start
Speaker 5: pointing north and at that time you'll know you have
Speaker 5: an effective compass. And then you can just observe it
Speaker 5: to see if any stray or bizarre electromagnetic energies in
Speaker 5: the room are affecting it. And this will lose its
Speaker 5: strength after a while, so you might want to redo this,
Speaker 5: you know, like restroke it every ten minutes or so.
Speaker 5: By the way, if you have kids, this is all
Speaker 5: these tips are great ways to have like a fun
Speaker 5: party where you teach them basic things about science, like
Speaker 5: hands on science. So that's a very simple way to
Speaker 5: make a compass. Here's how to make an EMF meter.
Speaker 5: The simplest way, of course, an EMF meter picks up
Speaker 5: electromagnetic fields are These are electric fields that are moving
Speaker 5: through the air that might be associated with the ghost
Speaker 5: moving through the air. The simplest way to make an
Speaker 5: EMF meter is to just take a large coil of
Speaker 5: thin insulated wire. Doesn't matter. You can take it from
Speaker 5: any appliance you've got, or maybe you have some laying
Speaker 5: around the garage. You can easily obtain a coil of
Speaker 5: thin insulated wire. It doesn't even matter exactly how thin
Speaker 5: it is, but probably the thinner the better. And it
Speaker 5: doesn't matter exactly how large it is, but the larger
Speaker 5: the better. And then hook it to a small light
Speaker 5: bulb or an LED, and for greater sensitivity, it's best
Speaker 5: to wrap it around something metal like a nail, but
Speaker 5: it can also be wound around something non metallic like
Speaker 5: a pencil. Okay, so anyway, once you wind this coil up,
Speaker 5: you attach each end of the wire to the two
Speaker 5: leads to power this bulb or the LED, and then
Speaker 5: if a strong magnetic field comes by, that bulb or
Speaker 5: led will blink you can test this by taking a
Speaker 5: magnet and just waving that magnet over that coil of wire,
Speaker 5: and you'll see that led or that light bulb blink.
Speaker 5: This is a basic EMF meter. I mean, if you
Speaker 5: test it out, if you take that coil of wire
Speaker 5: and you hook the leads to that light source and
Speaker 5: you wave a magnet over and it blinks, you have
Speaker 5: a basic EF. And now I don't want to get
Speaker 5: too technical here in a podcast, but if there's also
Speaker 5: something basically called a vault meter. So if you want
Speaker 5: to see if let's say, like an object, the haunted
Speaker 5: object has an electrical current coming from it, well here's
Speaker 5: something else that's very easy. You can do with a
Speaker 5: coil of wire. All right, take that coil of wire
Speaker 5: and wrap it around a small, shallow cardboard box, doesn't
Speaker 5: matter what it is. I think of, like you know
Speaker 5: those little boxes like you get when maybe you buy
Speaker 5: a wristwatch or maybe even a ring. If you have
Speaker 5: a little cardboard box like that, all you need is
Speaker 5: one half of it. You can put a compass inside
Speaker 5: that box, and then you can take a coil of
Speaker 5: wire and wrap it around that that whole box all
Speaker 5: around the compass and then once you've wrapped it, you
Speaker 5: can take those two ends that wire and if you
Speaker 5: touch them to something like the leads of a nine
Speaker 5: vault battery, well, that compass will start going nuts because
Speaker 5: when that wire is hooked to that battery, it creates
Speaker 5: an electromagnetic field that affects that compass. So that is
Speaker 5: a vault meter that you can use if you want
Speaker 5: to test whether or not an object is producing a current.
Speaker 5: So you see these two kind of go hand in hand.
Speaker 5: The EMF meter is when you take something like this
Speaker 5: coil of wire and you hook it to a light bulb,
Speaker 5: and then if you get a magnetic field around it,
Speaker 5: it produces electricity that powers the bulb. But on the
Speaker 5: other hand, you can use a similar thing to kind
Speaker 5: of reverse the process. So you take that same coil
Speaker 5: of wire and you just put it around that compass,
Speaker 5: and then if you touch the wire to something electrical
Speaker 5: it it makes an electromagnetic field. So that's how electricity
Speaker 5: and magnetism are related. And I know this may be
Speaker 5: a little tricky to visualize for some of you, but
Speaker 5: you know what, if you want to get this actual
Speaker 5: ebook and some others, it comes in a little pack
Speaker 5: nine dollars and ninety five cents is all it costs.
Speaker 5: Right now, you can download it instantly off of my
Speaker 5: website and the Curiosity Shop Joshua Pwarren dot com. In
Speaker 5: my town, I can't even buy a Hamburger for nine
Speaker 5: dollars and ninety five cents. But now that is the
Speaker 5: most technical stuff. I promise you. When we come back,
Speaker 5: I'm going to tell you what you can do with
Speaker 5: a fluorescent bulb. This is one of my favorites. And
Speaker 5: if that's not simple enough, well we're going to get
Speaker 5: into what you can do with toilet paper, balloons, soap bubbles,
Speaker 5: party streamers. Yeah, we've gone over the most technical stuff
Speaker 5: all read, so doll' sweat it all right. I love
Speaker 5: this stuff and it can come in handy. I'm Joshua
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Speaker 5: When an electrical charge moves, it's considered electromagnetic, and when
Speaker 5: an electrical charge stays stationary, it's called electrostatic. And the
Speaker 5: amazing forces of electrostatic power relate to many paranormal phenomena.
Speaker 5: There is the potential to move objects, make hair stand
Speaker 5: on end, cause cold chills, create three dimensional light forms,
Speaker 5: and one of the fastest and simplest ways to tell
Speaker 5: if there's a strong electrostatic field nearby, is to walk
Speaker 5: around with your arms exposed and just feel the air.
Speaker 5: See if your hair stands on end, or if you
Speaker 5: feel a tingly sensation like you would get if you
Speaker 5: put your hand up to an old TV screen for
Speaker 5: those of you who are old enough, but one of
Speaker 5: the easiest ways to also detect an electrostatic charge is
Speaker 5: to just get a fluorescent light bulb, especially the shorter
Speaker 5: ones that are maybe twelve inches to twenty inches long.
Speaker 5: Turn the lights out, and walk around a room with
Speaker 5: this bulb in your hand and try to hold it
Speaker 5: sort of in the middle instead of the end. You
Speaker 5: can try both ways, but the middle might be more accurate,
Speaker 5: and all of a sudden it'll start blinking in your hand.
Speaker 5: If you encounter electrostatic charges now, you can also create
Speaker 5: them by moving around too much, So try not to
Speaker 5: drag your feet on the floor and that kind of
Speaker 5: stuff too much. But that is a highly effective way
Speaker 5: of telling if you've got some charge in the air.
Speaker 5: But even simpler, if you think a room is haunted,
Speaker 5: hang four foot strips of lightweight paper from the ceiling.
Speaker 5: I'm talking thin strips, even toilet PaperWorks, and each strip
Speaker 5: should be no more than an inch wide. Hang as
Speaker 5: many as you can, often in sort of a grid pattern,
Speaker 5: and just sit back and observe them. Make sure that
Speaker 5: you don't have any drafts, and if an energy field
Speaker 5: passes through the room, the streamers will sway, showing you
Speaker 5: the path of the otherwise invisible form, so you can
Speaker 5: put as many of those as you want in there
Speaker 5: as possible. You can also hang bits of packing foam, popcorn,
Speaker 5: from lightweight thread or dental floss, and you know what.
Speaker 5: You can even get a sense of a room's overall
Speaker 5: electrostatic potential by rubbing balloons on your hair until they're
Speaker 5: charged enough to stick to a wall. And once it's
Speaker 5: on the wall, watch how it behaves. Does it move
Speaker 5: around the room in a strange manner because it's being
Speaker 5: affected by roving charges produced in the room by something paranormal.
Speaker 5: You can also blow soap bubbles in a room. Bubbles
Speaker 5: are so lightweight they can swirl and concentrate around weird
Speaker 5: paranormal fields. And it's easy just to make some soap
Speaker 5: bubbles by mixing a bit of dish detergent with water
Speaker 5: and sugar and a cup or a pan. Then just
Speaker 5: you know, dip one end of a drinking straw, you know,
Speaker 5: suckle it up and blow it through the opposite end.
Speaker 5: See the bubbles emerge. Any form of making bubbles will work,
Speaker 5: taking a loop of wire, dipping it into the fluid,
Speaker 5: blowing through that just like you did when you were
Speaker 5: a kid. Watch the bubbles. How about this one? If
Speaker 5: you think a ghostly energy field might be moving through
Speaker 5: a room, try to detect its footprints. Pour a thin
Speaker 5: layer of flour or baby powder on the floor, and
Speaker 5: if you don't want to mess up the floor, then
Speaker 5: you can lay down plastic trash bags first, and those
Speaker 5: can also help make the results more visible. So you
Speaker 5: have this thin layer of flour or talcum powder, ensure
Speaker 5: that the area is not disturbed, and if you later
Speaker 5: find tracks and the powder, you know something has moved
Speaker 5: through and the small particles may have been disturbed by
Speaker 5: an electromagnetic field. Maybe you'll find mouse sprints. You don't know.
Speaker 5: But you can also sprinkle small bits of foam like
Speaker 5: styrofoam popcorn packing on the floor. Just make sure it's
Speaker 5: done evenly and document how it looks, you know, after
Speaker 5: you do it, so you can compare later to see
Speaker 5: if it's been disturbed. When you're taking pictures with your camera,
Speaker 5: I always recommend that you use a fast shutter speed,
Speaker 5: the kind of thing that you would use to capture
Speaker 5: like a golf swing. And you can test this out
Speaker 5: by taking pictures of a fan. Look at the blades
Speaker 5: of the spinning blades of a fan, and go through
Speaker 5: your different settings. On some settings, the fan blades look
Speaker 5: almost invisible. They look like a blur. But when you
Speaker 5: find a certain high shutter speed setting, then you can
Speaker 5: see them more clearly. And this is because that higher
Speaker 5: shutter speed captures some of that action that's too fast
Speaker 5: and fleeting for the human eyes and brain to perceive.
Speaker 5: So find that setting that lets you see those fan
Speaker 5: blades most clearly, and use that setting when you're going
Speaker 5: out taking pictures of ghosts. Sometimes, if you're on a
Speaker 5: ghost hunt, just out of the blue, without telling anybody anything,
Speaker 5: lift the camera up and take a picture behind you,
Speaker 5: because sometimes something might be following you around. Okay, and
Speaker 5: you might not like what you see when you when
Speaker 5: you turn that phone back around, but try that out.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 5: You know, these these digital cameras that we use nowadays
Speaker 5: are generally sensitive to the invisible infrared realm. That's why
Speaker 5: if you look at say a TV remote control and
Speaker 5: you push a button, you usually cannot see any light
Speaker 5: coming from it. But if you look at it through
Speaker 5: your your your camera or your digital you know, your
Speaker 5: digital camera or the camera on your phone, you should
Speaker 5: be able to see that otherwise invisible light. Another thing
Speaker 5: that's great is to try to capture something similar to
Speaker 5: three D, meaning to get pictures of the same object
Speaker 5: from two different angles. So let's say you go on
Speaker 5: a ghost hunt and you're with a buddy and you
Speaker 5: want you want to coordinate and say, this is an
Speaker 5: area that's supposed to be haunted. We're both going to
Speaker 5: take pictures and angle, you know, get slightly different angles,
Speaker 5: maybe like one person's on the right, one person's on
Speaker 5: the left, but you're pointing at the same area. And
Speaker 5: then you one person says one and snaps, and the
Speaker 5: other person says two and snaps, and you do that
Speaker 5: one snap, two snap now, So it's not going to
Speaker 5: be exactly the same moment. You can do it at
Speaker 5: exactly the same moment if you're not using a flash.
Speaker 5: If you're using a flash, then your flashes can bounce
Speaker 5: together and create an illusion. But try to get pictures
Speaker 5: at the same place at the same time from two
Speaker 5: different angles, because if you capture something ghostly from two
Speaker 5: different angles, well that is much more important than capturing
Speaker 5: something from one angle, because it gives a much more
Speaker 5: credence to something physical being there and it makes it
Speaker 5: easier to analyze that. When it comes to audio recorders,
Speaker 5: you know, just about everybody can has a little recorder
Speaker 5: of some kind on their phone nowadays. But you know,
Speaker 5: if you don't, or if you know you're in a
Speaker 5: crunch and your mind is a haze because something freaky
Speaker 5: is happening. Well, if you have access to a voicemail,
Speaker 5: let's say, because I know sometimes if you call yourself,
Speaker 5: it won't let you leave yourself a voicemail. You'll go
Speaker 5: into some kind of like data base where it wants
Speaker 5: you to make adjustments on your phone. But if you
Speaker 5: have like a work phone that has a voicemail, call
Speaker 5: that work phone number and when it goes to voicemail,
Speaker 5: hold your phone up and start asking questions, who is there,
Speaker 5: what is your name? Why are you here? Why can
Speaker 5: I do for you? And then later listen to that
Speaker 5: voicemail and see if you hear an answer to those questions.
Speaker 5: This can also be a really interesting game if you're
Speaker 5: with a friend, because you can call your friend and
Speaker 5: let your friend's phone go to voicemell, and your friend
Speaker 5: holds his or her phone up and you ask questions
Speaker 5: and then turn around to the opposite your friend calls you.
Speaker 5: You let your phone go to voice smell, and then
Speaker 5: your friend asked questions, and then you both listen to
Speaker 5: your voicemails and see if there were answers to any
Speaker 5: of your questions. Now, in my booklet I talk about
Speaker 5: how you can literally make a thermometer very easily by
Speaker 5: using a jar and some rubbing alcohol and some food coloring.
Speaker 5: That's too complicated. I'm not going to try to describe
Speaker 5: that here on a podcast. Laser pointers are awesome though.
Speaker 5: You know, if you have a laser pointer and somebody
Speaker 5: blows a puff of smoke, you might not be able
Speaker 5: to see it with a naked eye, but if you
Speaker 5: run a laser's like a swipe a laser across the
Speaker 5: room pal that puff of smoke will show up. So
Speaker 5: if you have a laser, take it to an area
Speaker 5: you think might be haunted, briskly wave it or scan it,
Speaker 5: or sort of flick it back and forth left to
Speaker 5: right like you're literally waving it around the room like
Speaker 5: a scanner. And if there is some type of a
Speaker 5: thin apparitional form there, it might pop and stand out
Speaker 5: just like a puff of smoke and allow you to
Speaker 5: see it with a naked eye. If you have an
Speaker 5: old fashioned flashlight, those things can be very useful, especially
Speaker 5: if it's got a slide switch excuse me, a slide
Speaker 5: switch or a twist switch. You want to see if
Speaker 5: you can put that switch in a position so that
Speaker 5: the light is almost turned on, but not quite get
Speaker 5: it so close you almost think you could blow on
Speaker 5: the switch to make the light turn on. Just a
Speaker 5: subtlest motion could turn it on, and then place the
Speaker 5: flashlight turned off on a stable surface like a table,
Speaker 5: and then sit back and ask the ghost to make
Speaker 5: the light blink if it wants to talk. If it
Speaker 5: starts blinking, ask it to blink one once for yes
Speaker 5: and twice for no. Okay, And then that's a way
Speaker 5: you might be able to have a conversation using a flashlight.
Speaker 5: If you've got a plasma globe, you know these glass
Speaker 5: balls filled with zipping electricity that people use around Halloween.
Speaker 5: That's actually a type of miniature Tesla coil, and you
Speaker 5: can use them because they're very reactive, just as is.
Speaker 5: Set yours around a paranormal hot spot, and watch to
Speaker 5: see if any of the little bolts of electricity shoot
Speaker 5: from the globe's surface into the surrounding air. At very least,
Speaker 5: watch to see if one of the inner bolts sticks
Speaker 5: to a spot inside the glass globe, as if a
Speaker 5: human finger is there, although one is not, because if so,
Speaker 5: it may be pointing out the location of a ghost.
Speaker 5: When we come back from this break, I want to
Speaker 5: play a piece of audio for you that I think
Speaker 5: is quite impressive and insightful. It has to do with
Speaker 5: a tip that you can use for any type of
Speaker 5: manifestation or magic, and it regards the difference between using
Speaker 5: your right hand and your left hand. This can be
Speaker 5: valuable wisdom. I'm Joshua P. Warren. You're listening to Strange
Speaker 5: Things on the iHeart Radio and Coast to Coast AM
Speaker 5: Paranormal podcast Network, and I will be right back.
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Speaker 5: Welcome back to the final segment of this edition of
Speaker 5: Strange Things on the iHeartRadio and Coast to Coast AM
Speaker 5: Paranormal Podcast Network. I am your host, Joshua P. Laurren,
Speaker 5: and I hope you enjoyed those tips on how to
Speaker 5: well create kind of a ghost hunting kit from household items,
Speaker 5: and as I said, I am going to continue in
Speaker 5: upcoming shows giving you tips on how to use household
Speaker 5: items to investigate UFOs and then encryptids and then psychic
Speaker 5: phenomenon and of course if you just want to jump
Speaker 5: the gun and go ahead and get my pdf there
Speaker 5: called poor Men's Paranormal well, you can get it right now,
Speaker 5: along with four other of my ebooks. One of them
Speaker 5: is Don't Play with Robert, the World's Most Haunted Doll.
Speaker 5: The other is The Wishing Machine Workbook. Then there is
Speaker 5: Brown Mountain Lights, a viewing guide, and then finally Practical
Speaker 5: wand Making. All that you can download for less. Let's see,
Speaker 5: it costs nine dollars and ninety five cents for all
Speaker 5: five of those if you go to the Curiosity Shop
Speaker 5: at Joshua P. Warren dot com. And by the way,
Speaker 5: if you're really serious about doing this for a living,
Speaker 5: I do have an online Paranormal Investigation Certification course, and
Speaker 5: I don't offer it all the time because I personally
Speaker 5: grade everything and personally interact and send the certificates and
Speaker 5: I don't always have time to do that. But as
Speaker 5: of this moment, I am accepting students for the online class.
Speaker 5: Go to Warren and Institute dot com Warren Institute dot
Speaker 5: com and you can learn all about it. You can
Speaker 5: just take it online at your own pace, but like
Speaker 5: I say, it's only available once in a while. You
Speaker 5: know what, I want to play a piece of audio
Speaker 5: for you that I was just really well for one thing,
Speaker 5: I was very flattered by and also I was really
Speaker 5: impressed thinking about the content of what was said here.
Speaker 5: I have known Devon Balanger for many years. I bet
Speaker 5: you know who she is too. She is an expert
Speaker 5: on all things metaphysical. I could go on and on
Speaker 5: with her resume, but if you've never been to like
Speaker 5: her website, for example, Mysterious world tv dot com mysteriousworld
Speaker 5: tv dot com, just go check it out and look
Speaker 5: at some of the stuff you can stream from there.
Speaker 5: And Devin, she's She's played a very interesting role in
Speaker 5: some of my most unusual experience. But this I did
Speaker 5: not expect. She obtained one of the electroum rings that
Speaker 5: my special artisan makes, and the next thing I knew,
Speaker 5: she posted something on her Facebook page. I did not
Speaker 5: ask her to do this at all, and I want
Speaker 5: to play. She gave me permission to play for you
Speaker 5: some of what she said. She's actually she's on video.
Speaker 5: You can see her sitting there. She's in her car
Speaker 5: and she talks about her experiences with the ring. So
Speaker 5: listen to part of what she said here.
Speaker 11: It was custom made to my size, and I have
Speaker 11: to tell you it only arrived last night.
Speaker 6: So it arrived and I went to bed. I went
Speaker 6: to sleep.
Speaker 11: I've been teaching all morning, I said. I did three
Speaker 11: classes back to back. But I had an extraordinary amount
Speaker 11: of people who were just coming out of.
Speaker 6: Saying I had to come over and tell you, like,
Speaker 6: your energy is amazing. That's random.
Speaker 11: That's three different clubs and nine people. If it'd be
Speaker 11: one or two, i'd say, okay, coincidence, all right, But
Speaker 11: I didn't change anything about me. And you know, I've
Speaker 11: been teaching here for quite a long time, so people
Speaker 11: felt compelled to come over. And I was like, that's
Speaker 11: really strange. And then I was thinking about it because
Speaker 11: I was just listening to Joshua's podcast about the ring
Speaker 11: and he was wearing the ring on his right hand. Well,
Speaker 11: I had mine on the left hand, that's the hear hand.
Speaker 11: So I'm wondering if the ring was given off some
Speaker 11: kind of loving energy or something.
Speaker 6: But people were coming out of their way to say something,
Speaker 6: so I thought that was pretty remarkable.
Speaker 11: So then I listened to his podcast, and people that
Speaker 11: wear this ring tend to benefit financially, from what I understand,
Speaker 11: So I switched the ring to my right hand within
Speaker 11: ten minutes. First I get a call from one of
Speaker 11: my favorite clubs to teach at because I don't like
Speaker 11: to talk money. But their hourly rate is four times
Speaker 11: higher than the other gym. So, you know, do I
Speaker 11: want to work one hour or do I want to
Speaker 11: go work out for four hours for the same pay?
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 11: So this club called and said, oh, hey, is there
Speaker 11: anyway you can just sub last minute tomorrow morning? I'm
Speaker 11: like absolutely, And then I get another email, Oh, I
Speaker 11: see you're selling something. Can I come over right now
Speaker 11: and buy it from you? And I'm looking down at
Speaker 11: this ring because I'm not a gambler.
Speaker 6: You won't find me at the casino. I'm not going
Speaker 6: to do that.
Speaker 11: So I'm not going to come about money from playing
Speaker 11: the lottery or gambler or anything like that. If I'm
Speaker 11: going to come about money, it's because I've earned it.
Speaker 6: But it was just random.
Speaker 11: But as soon as I switched it to my right hand,
Speaker 11: So whether you believe it or not, that's fine.
Speaker 6: I didn't know.
Speaker 11: I didn't come in, I didn't manifest anything. I just
Speaker 11: put it on and was like, okay, what you know,
Speaker 11: just what happens. I don't know if it would be
Speaker 11: more powerful if you manifested things too, But I've put
Speaker 11: a link below to the site, so feel free to
Speaker 11: just check it out, listen to that podcast.
Speaker 6: And if you go ahead and get yourself an electrium.
Speaker 11: Ring, please please please let me know about your experience,
Speaker 11: and let Joshua know obviously. And the ring arrived twenty
Speaker 11: four hours ago, and write on my left hand seemed
Speaker 11: to attract people towards me, and then as soon as
Speaker 11: I switched it to the right hand, I was getting
Speaker 11: calls about opportunities to earn more money.
Speaker 5: Now, isn't that interesting? I've heard before, of course, these
Speaker 5: things about the left hand being associated with manifesting certain
Speaker 5: things and the right hand being associated with certain things,
Speaker 5: But her talking about that so clearly. Putting the electrom
Speaker 5: ring on her left hand to attract love and the
Speaker 5: right hand to attract money is something that might be
Speaker 5: very useful for those of you who have one and
Speaker 5: those of you who just practice mana festation techniques in general.
Speaker 5: And like she said, she wasn't even trying to manifest anything.
Speaker 5: This was just something that was naturally happening to her
Speaker 5: when she put that on. Well, thank you so much
Speaker 5: for that testimonial, Devin Belanger. That was that was really
Speaker 5: surprising and impressive. And as I record this, my Artistan
Speaker 5: said that he will accept some more requests for electrom rings.
Speaker 5: And you know, it's one of those things that it
Speaker 5: comes and goes. So if you're interested, better not hesitate.
Speaker 5: Go to Joshua porn dot com and you'll find a
Speaker 5: link in my curiosity shop. You know, I want to
Speaker 5: leave you with this. When we talk about magic, oftentimes
Speaker 5: people roll their eyes because they just think about, like, oh,
Speaker 5: magic that doesn't exist, and they're imagining this scenario where
Speaker 5: it's like, you know, you're gonna wish for something in
Speaker 5: some fairy or Santa Claus or some leprechauns going to
Speaker 5: just made materialize something for you. But actually, no, it's
Speaker 5: about taking your thoughts and materializing them into something that's
Speaker 5: that's tangible. And I was recently watching this, uh, this
Speaker 5: great documentary about Jim Henson and my goodness, what was
Speaker 5: it called here? It was called Okay, Jim Henson idea man.
Speaker 5: And I you know, I don't think anybody was more
Speaker 5: of a magician, a true magician, than Jim Henson. I mean,
Speaker 5: wouldn't you agree he had like the craziest, most elaborate
Speaker 5: insane ideas about how to push boundaries. He was. He
Speaker 5: was a lot like Walt Disney in that way, and
Speaker 5: he was able to go out and manifest this stuff
Speaker 5: and create this entire industry that bears his name. And
Speaker 5: it's really interesting when you watch a documentary like that
Speaker 5: about you know, the life of a true wizard, true
Speaker 5: jedi like that. And yet on the other hand, the
Speaker 5: sad part is I think that he actually also kind
Speaker 5: of worked himself to death because he was only fifty
Speaker 5: three when he died. He basically died of strap throat
Speaker 5: and how horrible is that. And even though he was
Speaker 5: a true magician his work, it often it just took
Speaker 5: him away from his family and he didn't get to
Speaker 5: have a lot of that quality in his life. His
Speaker 5: relatives talk about that. So, you know, when you're using magic,
Speaker 5: think not just about manifesting all these grandiose things, but
Speaker 5: manifesting what's going to make you happy. And sometimes you
Speaker 5: can manifest too much, you can go overboard, you can
Speaker 5: overthink that manifest some of the simple things that are
Speaker 5: going to bring you peace on a day to day basis.
Speaker 5: Because yeah, you can become a wizard like him or
Speaker 5: Walt Disney. But both of them died young, and both
Speaker 5: of them sacrificed a lot of personal time that they
Speaker 5: could have had that they probably wish that they could
Speaker 5: have back if they had it all to do over again.
Speaker 5: So that's why when you manifest things or you know,
Speaker 5: think realistically about what you want, and also don't take
Speaker 5: for granted the things that you already have and pay
Speaker 5: your attention to those things as well. Oh okay, well,
Speaker 5: now it's time for us to end the show on
Speaker 5: the most positive note as possible. Let us all tap
Speaker 5: take a deep breath, and let's focus on the good
Speaker 5: fortune tone. That's it for this edition of the show.
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