A motion sensor is a great addition to a ghost hunter’s toolkit. The best ones have a base unit and a sensor you can put either side of a corridor. When the beam between the two is broken, an alarm sounds. This allows you to monitor activity in one area, without having to sit there and watch it the whole time. Cases where these have been put to great use include stately homes where ghosts are said to descend the stairs. By putting a motion sensor halfway down the stairs, you are able to detect any motion with the audible alarm. This could then be linked to a camera which records any activity when motion is detected.

Dowsing rods date back to the 15th century when they were used to find underground water and hidden minerals. In the early 17th century, dowsing was considered satanic as the German scientist, Gaspar Schott, declared that the reason the rods moved was due to the devil himself. In the 18th century, dowsing rods were often used to track down alleged criminals.

Today, dowsing rods are still used by some to discover underground water sources, but more frequently they are used as a method of communicating with spirits. The most common way they are used is with a simple yes no questioning, where the spirit is asked to cross the rods for yes and throw them apart for no. They can also be used to point to the spirit themselves or ask the spirit to point them at the person they wish to communicate with.

These crucifixes have been blessed by a priest of the Catholic church these along with the Holy water straight from the church. We use these to cleanse ourselves after investigations that have proven particularly difficult or we suspect demonic activity.

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