Wednesday, 23 May 2012

Moon Phases And How It Effects The Paranormal





























Over the centuries people have associated the full moon with the paranormal and supernatural. And it would seem that the full moon phase can be a very favorable time to ghost hunt.

The new moon phase is another time people associate with ghost hunting. During a new moon, the moon rises at the same time as the sun. Because of the suns bright rays you can't see the moon, making it really dark for ghost hunting.

The best times for ghost hunting are during peak geomagnetic fields and solar storms (solar flares). Geomagnetic storms occur when electrically charged particles emanate from the sun, crashing into the earth's surface, which disrupts the earth's magnetic fields. This type of disturbance has also been shown to increase the amount of paranormal activity.
Solar flares occur when a large flaming flare emanates from the sun, rises into space, then crashes back into the sun's surface. When this happens, massive amounts of solar x-rays and cosmic radiation are forced outward from the sun and eventually make their way to earth. When this occurs, the level of energy in our planet?s atmosphere is increased. This increase of energy leads to the escalation of paranormal activity.
The phases of the moon have been proven to impact the intensity of the earth's geomagnetic field. For these reasons it is important for paranormal researchers and investigators to monitor these elements prior to conducting investigations. It is a well known fact that a good time to ghost hunt is 2-3 days prior, the day of, and 2-3 days after a full moon and a new moon. It has been noted that right after a thunder storm is also a great time to hunt ghosts. 

But the best time to experiencing paranormal phenomena is two to three days before or after the full moon and new moon. Which would be a waxing crescent phase, the waxing gibbous phase, the waning gibbous phase, and the waning crescent phase.

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