Afterlife: The existence or realm believed to follow physical death, often associated with the continuation of the soul or spirit.
Anomaly: Something that deviates from what is considered normal, especially in the context of paranormal investigations.
Apparition: A ghostly figure or form that appears unexpectedly, often associated with hauntings.
Astral Projection: An out-of-body experience in which an individual’s consciousness leaves their physical body and travels to other realms or dimensions.
Clairaudience: The psychic ability to perceive sounds or voices from the spirit world.
Clairaudient: A person who possesses the psychic ability of clairaudience.
Clairvoyance: The psychic ability to gain information about an object, person, location, or event through extrasensory perception.
Clairvoyant: A person who possesses the psychic ability of clairvoyance.
Cleansing: Rituals or ceremonies performed to remove negative energy or spirits from a location or individual.
Cold Spot: A localized area within a haunted location where the temperature drops suddenly, believed to be associated with paranormal activity.
Cross-Over: The belief or process of spirits moving from the earthly realm to the afterlife.
Demon: An evil or malevolent supernatural entity often associated with demonic possession or oppression.
Demonologist: A person who studies and investigates demons and demonic activity.
Dowsing Rods: Rods traditionally used to locate underground water sources, sometimes employed in paranormal investigations to detect energy or entities.
Electronic Voice Recorder (EVP Recorder): A device used to capture audio recordings, often utilized in EVP sessions during paranormal investigations.
EMF (Electromagnetic Field): A field of magnetic energy that is believed by some to be influenced by paranormal entities, often detected using EMF meters.
Energy Field: The aura or energy surrounding a living being or object, sometimes associated with paranormal phenomena.
Entity: A disembodied spirit or supernatural being, often encountered during paranormal investigations.
Ectoplasm: A substance believed by some to emanate from mediums during spiritual séances, sometimes associated with ghostly manifestations.
Ectoplasmic Residue: Residual traces of ectoplasm left behind after a paranormal manifestation or encounter.
Electronic Voice Phenomenon (EVP): Unexplained voices or sounds captured on electronic recording devices, believed by some to be communication from spirits.
EVP Analysis: The process of reviewing and analyzing EVP recordings to identify potential paranormal voices or messages.
EVP Software: Computer programs or applications used to enhance and analyze EVP recordings for paranormal evidence.
Exorcism: A religious or spiritual ritual performed to expel demonic entities or negative spirits from a person or location.
Full Spectrum Camera: A camera modified to capture a wider spectrum of light, often used to capture paranormal phenomena invisible to the naked eye.
Ghost: The spirit or soul of a deceased person believed to haunt or visit the living, often associated with residual energy or unfinished business.
Ghost Box: A device that rapidly scans radio frequencies, allowing spirits to communicate through snippets of radio broadcasts.
Ghost Hunting Equipment: Tools and devices used by paranormal investigators to detect, document, and communicate with spirits or entities.
Ghost Hunting Group: A team of individuals who conduct paranormal investigations together, often using specialized equipment and techniques.
Ghost Light: A mysterious light phenomenon often reported in areas associated with hauntings, folklore, or urban legends.
Ghost Radar: An electronic device claimed to detect and display the presence of ghosts or spirits using various sensors.
Ghost Ship: A haunted or mysterious ship often associated with maritime legends and ghost stories.
Ghost Tour: Guided tours of locations known for their paranormal activity or haunted history, often led by knowledgeable guides.
Ghost Tracker: A device used to track or detect the presence of ghosts or entities, often incorporating sensors or GPS technology.
Haunted Location: A place believed to be inhabited by ghosts or spirits, often associated with paranormal activity or historical events.
Haunting: The presence or manifestation of ghosts or spirits in a particular location, often associated with residual energy or unresolved emotions.
Hot Spot: A localized area within a haunted location where paranormal activity is frequently reported or observed.
Infrared Thermometer: A device used to measure surface temperatures, often employed in paranormal investigations to detect cold spots or anomalies.
Intelligent Haunting: A haunting in which the spirits or entities demonstrate awareness and interact with the living.
Investigation: The systematic examination of a location or situation to gather evidence or information about paranormal activity.
Manifestation: The appearance or materialization of a ghost, spirit, or paranormal entity.
Medium: A person believed to have the ability to communicate with spirits or entities from the afterlife, often employed during paranormal investigations.
Necromancy: The practice of communicating with the dead, often through rituals or séances, sometimes associated with dark magic or witchcraft.
Night Vision Camera: A camera equipped with infrared technology to capture images in low-light or nighttime conditions, commonly used in paranormal investigations.
Orb: A spherical anomaly often captured in photographs or videos, believed by some to be a manifestation of spiritual energy.
Ouija Board: A board marked with letters and symbols used in séances to communicate with spirits, considered by some to be a tool for contacting the supernatural.
Paranormal: Beyond the scope of normal scientific understanding, often associated with unexplained phenomena or supernatural occurrences.
Paranormal Activity: Any unexplained or supernatural event or phenomenon, including ghostly sightings, EVP recordings, and poltergeist disturbances.
Paranormal Evidence: Physical or empirical proof of paranormal activity, including photographs, recordings, and documented experiences.
Paranormal Investigation Team: A group of individuals who collaborate to investigate and research paranormal phenomena using scientific methods and equipment.
Paranormal Phenomenon: An unexplained occurrence or event that falls outside the realm of conventional scientific understanding, often associated with the supernatural.
Parapsychology: The study of paranormal or psychic phenomena, including telepathy, clairvoyance, and psychokinesis.
Pendulum: A weighted object suspended from a fixed point used in divination or dowsing to detect energy or receive answers to questions.
Phantom: A ghostly or spectral apparition, often associated with hauntings or supernatural occurrences.
Phantom Hitchhiker: A ghostly figure often reported hitchhiking along roads or highways, appearing to drivers before vanishing without a trace.
Phantom Smells: Unexplained odors or fragrances associated with paranormal activity, often reported during ghostly manifestations or hauntings.
Phantom Touches: Sensations of being touched or brushed by an unseen presence, commonly reported in haunted locations or during paranormal encounters.
Poltergeist: A mischievous or disruptive spirit known for causing physical disturbances such as moving objects, loud noises, or electrical disruptions.
Portal: An opening or gateway believed to connect different dimensions or realms, sometimes associated with increased paranormal activity.
Possession: The state of being controlled or influenced by a malevolent spirit or entity, often resulting in changes in behavior or personality.
Protection Ritual: Rituals, prayers, or ceremonies performed to ward off negative energy, entities, or psychic attacks during paranormal investigations.
Psychic: A person believed to possess extras
ensory perception or paranormal abilities, including clairvoyance, telepathy, and precognition.
Psychic Empath: A psychic individual who can perceive and absorb the emotions or energies of others, often used in paranormal investigations to sense spiritual presences.
Psychic Impressions: Intuitive insights or perceptions gained through extrasensory means, often used to gather information about past events or locations.
Psychic Intuition: The innate ability to sense or know information beyond normal perception, often used by psychics and mediums during paranormal investigations.
Psychic Mediumship: The practice of communicating with spirits or entities from the afterlife, often facilitated by individuals known as mediums.
Psychic Phenomenon: An unexplained or supernatural occurrence attributed to psychic abilities or paranormal forces.
Residual Haunting: A type of haunting characterized by the repetitive playback of past events or emotions, often without awareness or interaction with the living.
Sage Smudging: A ritualistic practice involving the burning of sage or other herbs to cleanse and purify a space from negative energies or spirits.
Seance: A gathering or ceremony conducted to communicate with spirits or entities from the afterlife, often led by a medium or psychic.
Seance Circle: A group of individuals who participate in a séance to channel spirits or receive messages from the other side.
Sensitive: A person who is highly attuned to paranormal phenomena or energies, often experiencing psychic impressions or spiritual presences.
Shadow Entity: A dark or shadowy figure often reported in haunted locations, believed by some to be portals or gateways for spirits or entities to manifest or communicate.
Shadow Figure: A dark, shadowy silhouette often observed in peripheral vision or dimly lit areas, commonly reported during paranormal encounters.
Shadow Person: A humanoid shadow figure often seen in haunted locations, sometimes associated with negative or malevolent energies.
Spirit Attachment: The belief that a spirit or entity becomes attached to a person, object, or location, influencing behavior or causing disturbances.
Spirit Guide: A spiritual entity believed to offer guidance, protection, or support to individuals during their earthly journey or spiritual development.
Spirit Orb: A spherical anomaly often captured in photographs or videos, believed by some to be a manifestation of spiritual energy or presence.
Spirit Orb Phenomenon: The appearance of orb-like anomalies in photographs or videos, sometimes attributed to paranormal activity or spiritual presence.
Spirit Photography: The practice of capturing images of spirits or ghostly phenomena using cameras or photographic equipment.
Telekinesis: The psychic ability to move or manipulate objects using the power of the mind, often associated with poltergeist activity or psychic phenomena.
Telepathy: The ability to transmit thoughts, feelings, or information directly from one mind to another without the use of conventional communication methods, often associated with psychic phenomena or paranormal abilities.
Vortex: A swirling mass or concentration of energy often reported in haunted locations, believed by some to be portals or gateways for spirits or entities to manifest or communicate.
