One of the main reasons for ghosthunting is to have encounters with
 ghosts. Sometimes however, the hunter can become the hunted.
 Graveyards are notorious for harboring ghosts. Are they the spirits
 of the dead that are buried there? Some spirits will remain in close
 proximity to their earthly remains in the hope they can re-enter
 that physical body and use it in the same way they did in life.
 Unfortunately, they cannot do this unless they are what we refer to
 as the "undead," the "sorcerer," the "Black Magician."
 
 The man who hunts tigers at times has found that the tiger
 backtracks and is now hunting the hunter. The same is true with
 spirits. Graveyards are spawning places for evil spirits. Most of
 these spirits are inhuman (diabolical). They are drawn to areas
 where human suffering has occurred. These areas are full of
 vibrations of the tormented people who have lost their loved ones,
 and the unfortunate human spirits that are earthbound hover close to
 their remains. Evil spirits revel in the deterioration of human
 bodies; those bodies which God created. They are the dangers in the
 exploration of evidence that we, the living, must encounter.
 
 We must be extremely careful of not becoming the hunted. How do we
 accomplish this? By using the knowledge that the enlightened
 ghosthunter must know. The enlightened ghosthunter envisions himself
 in a bright white glowing "Christ light" of protection before he or
 she ever enters any known haunted area or house. He or she asks for
 the protection of God and all that is angelic. But remember that
 these protective measures are only as effective and as powerful as
 the ghosthunter's belief in them.
 
 New truths, new discoveries, can sometimes only be found through
 dangerous encounters. We as hunters of ghosts are visible. We are
 tangible. We are vulnerable. The ghost has the upper hand for it can
 see what we do not, it can hear what we cannot. It can perform feats
 we cannot. The ghost can come to us any time it wants. It strikes
 when the time is most opportune for it to do so (usually the psychic
 hours of the night between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m.).
 
 So, if you want to hunt ghosts you must know your opponent. You must
 respect its powers. The person who makes statement's such as "I'm
 not afraid of ghosts," had better think twice about encountering
 one. Knowledge is a weapon but remember- fools rush in where wise
 men fear to tread. Don't be a fool. Be a survivor and an intelligent
 researcher. Help those who are in the spirit world (earth bound
 spirits). Help the living reach a better understanding of that
 supernatural world we will all enter some day.
 
 I have been in this work of exploration for more years than I care
 to remember. I am happy to say I still am. It has been exciting,
 frightening, and even funny at times but it has never been boring.
 So I continue to explore, to delve, to research. I am happy in the
 knowledge that I have found the secret of life. It is that we
 survive what many believe to be the end, when in reality it is just
 the

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 Ed Warren
THE DANGERS OF GHOSTHUNTING
Demonologist John Zaffis, left, poses with his uncle Ed Warren. Warren and his wife, Lorraine, have been paranormal research-ers for several decades.
While many paranormal investigators think their job is fun, this is a reminder that they shouldn’t forget . . .