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...where I share my experiences investigating spirit-related phenomena through field-based observation, investigative tools, and intuitive approaches. Here, I document my learning process, explore meaningful connections, and examine the human experiences surrounding anomalous occurrences. Through photos, videos, and audio, I aim to provide transparency and insight into my work. I believe that understanding comes from both careful observation and open-minded awareness. This space is an invitation to explore, question, and learn alongside me.

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"What Did I Hear Upstairs?"

It’s exciting going to a new investigation location. Especially when planning to stay there two nights in a row; mostly because I know that I’ll get some sleep. I hate to admit that, even when I’m at a location, I put in ear plugs before I go to bed. It’s important to me to get the best quality sleep I can, no matter where I am or what I’m doing. When I’m investigating, I want to make sure that I am fully aware and thinking rationally. However, the next time I go to Boyd Hous

Amy Faaborg

1 day ago5 min read

The Quiet Reality of Paranormal Investigating

If you've never been on a paranormal investigation, you might imagine constant excitement. The kind portrayed on television, where something incredible seems to happen every few minutes. My experience has been very different. Most investigations are quiet. Sometimes they're even boring. Television often creates excitement through constant sounds: the beeping of a REM-POD, an Ovilus announcing words, or a motion sensor blaring in the darkness. When used correctly and with prop

Amy Faaborg

Aug 252 min read

How My Approach to the Paranormal Evolves

I have believed in “ghosts” since I was a little girl. However, my experiences during paranormal investigations have gradually changed how I approach and understand this concept. I showed up to my first investigation with nothing but a pair of dowsing rods, my phone for photos and videos, skepticism, and hope. My early investigations were heavily focused on gadgets and methods that seemed a bit exaggerated and groundless. At the time, I was bemused by the confidence with whic

Amy Faaborg

Aug 123 min read