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Hunting Ghosts Without An REM POD is Lunacy!

REM POD For Ghost Hunting
 As I stated in a previous post, I have followed the paranormal for quite some time; I have also been a paranormal investigator in the past. As a result, I watch every TV show or video and/or documentary I can about the paranormal. One of the things I love most about watching supernatural stuff is checking out the new gadgets that investigators use to hunt down ghosts. I don't know how I investigated locations without one. The loudness, the bright flickering multicolor lights, the motion sensor gah, I love it! Yes, I am new to the rem pod, and I am sure there are so many things I have to learn about while working with it; I am, however, so ready to take on the spirit world with this nifty little device. 

The one thing that stands out from other devices is that you can not mistake the REM-POD because you know when it goes off and why it goes off. Unlike EVP, which, if you are not careful, you can mistake natural atmospheric sounds for a mysterious voice, you KNOW something unusual has passed by the REM. If you are 100% certain no person or big or small animal was in the room with it, you can undoubtedly say that it is a spirit. I LOVE the gadgets of ghost hunters of today, especially the SLS camera. Still, I also love the REM-POD so much more, and combining both the REM-POD and the SLS camera will make any paranormal investigation a success where it proves that there are spirits or not.

With that said, I wouldn't rely solely on the REM-POD or SLS camera, but I also wouldn't feel comfortable conducting an investigation without them. Another thing I wanted to mention is you can be in a completely different room, and you will know when this little sucker has detected something; yes, other devices make sounds; still, I find that the unique tones of the REM-POD are unmistakable. 

I love this little fucker, and I will test it out tonight in my home, which many believe to be haunted... So we'll see how that one goes!
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