Each week, I'll answer a question about the paranormal, whether a general question, or one about human or animal ghosts (Earthbound) or spirits (crossed over). Here's this week's question:QUESTION: During a paranormal investigation does your team always agree on what seems to be occurring?
ANSWER: No. Each team member comes at events from a different perspective and we work together to try and figure things out. For example, poltergeist activity is caused usually by an hormonal teenager under emotional stress. Their mental energy can actually simulate what it's like to have an intelligent haunt or interactive ghost.
Sometimes we disagree on whether a haunting is from a ghost or is poltergeist activity - until we ask questions about children in the house.
Of course, there are other examples, like whether all of us agree that a photo is of an orb or not.
For Rob Gutro's 7 books on the paranormal, visit: www.amazon.com. All of Rob's books were written to help explain the paranormal, and teach readers how to find signs from spirit.
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