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KTPF Magazine
Issue 6 - Oct/Nov 2015
Hi, my name is Steve Taggart and I have been interested in the
Paranormal for many years. I decided to join a local paranormal
group, which took my path towards starting my own back in 2007.
And with the help of some enthusiastic friends, the UK Shadow
Seekers was born.
And the Rest as They Say is History …
EMF Meters (ElectroMagnetic Field)
I’m sure you have seen people using EMF meters during Ghost Hunts on the TV.
Well these are not as daunting as they may seem and will sound an alarm, flash lights or both
depending on what type you have, when close to electric cables, alarm and fuse boxes, that do generate
a Magnetic Field.
It is said, that Spirits can interfere with the Electromagnetic Field.
If this should happen, when you know you are not close to a natural source
of electromagnetic field, then there is a good chance there could be a
Spirit near.
Of course this has not yet been proven.
On a visit to Doncaster Air Museum, we used an EMF meter called the KII
The KII is a meter with five lights, which flash the higher the EMF is detected and on this occasion we
placed it on the floor, next to the front end of the fuselage of a Fighter Plane. We started by asking
Spirit to flash the lights if there was a Male Spirit with us and the lights flashed.
For the next 10 minutes we had a conversation by asking Spirit to flash the lights in a certain way and
when we had finished, we thanked the Spirit for talking to us. We continued to talk amongst ourselves
for the next 5 minutes or so about what just happened and during this time, not once did the lights
flash. And for this reason and this reason alone, the KII is the EMF meter I would recommend.
If you encounter significantly high EMF readings, then this could be the reason for what people are
feeling as very high levels of EM waves can cause feelings of nausea.
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