A Life of Adventure

We can never make a blanket statement about the activities of spirits. They are all individuals. We seldom worry about whether or not the people we meet will follow us home.  The same conditions can usually be applied to ghosts.

Ghosts have to be approached one by one. They are all different and as such most ghosts have a reason to be wherever they happen to be. Sometimes it is unfinished business from when they were alive. Sometimes they haunt a given area because of a traumatic event or a sudden un-expected death. Some are afraid to move on and stay at the location they feel most comfortable in. In a nutshell, they all have a different reason to be where we run across them.

So taking each haunting one by one and evaluating it carefully before doing an investigation can often answer the question before hand as to whether or not a spirit will follow us anywhere. Each site is different as each ghost is different, so follow some common sense and plan each investigation before starting. After all, there are no “givens” in paranormal investigating.

So generally speaking it is doubtful a ghost will follow you home. As I mentioned before they are all different. Some have different abilities then others and can go wherever they choose. Some are stuck at the location they haunt and couldn’t follow you if they wanted. But most are at the location they haunt for a reason, and we the living are not it. Follow some basic common sense, and all will be well.

Ghost Hunting Equipment

The Indian Institute of Planning & Management, Mumbai hosted a Treasure Hunt competition at the IIPM, Mumbai campus at Bandra.

This “Modern Shakespearean Treasure Hunt” witnessed students discovering all the hot and happening places of Bandra in merely 2 hours. The competition began with a celebration of the two big festivals- Diwali & Eid. The campus was decorated with Flowers, Lights and Diyas. To add some color to this event a Rangoli competition was organized to highlight the creative side of the young management students. Students were also given an opportunity to make some money by putting up game stalls to enjoy this festive season. One of the stall was occupied by a talented, young, deaf & dumb tattoo artist who designed tattoos on this special occasion. While the others played games and made tattoos the treasure hunt teams began the hunt as they were given their first clue. After the 2 hour long hunt came to an end, the Soul of Sufism- Mr. Kailash Kher honored the occasion with his presence at the IIPM, Mumbai campus. The crowd hummed to the tunes of ‘Teri Diwani’ & ‘Subhan Allah’ as this legend sang a few lines. He also gave away personalized autographed CD’s along with prizes in cash and gift Vouchers to the winners of Rangoli Competition and the Treasure Hunt. It was truly amazing experience for one and all present in the campus as this day IIPM; Mumbai celebrated the two festivals with games, colors of Rangoli, light of Diya and music of Sufism. The menu at the IIPM canteen added flavor to the festivity by preparations like Chole Bhature, Biryani, Gulab Jamun & Kheer.

Gold Detector

The Indian Institute of Planning & Management, Mumbai hosted a Treasure Hunt competition at the IIPM, Mumbai campus at Bandra.

This “Modern Shakespearean Treasure Hunt” witnessed students discovering all the hot and happening places of Bandra in merely 2 hours. The competition began with a celebration of the two big festivals- Diwali & Eid. The campus was decorated with Flowers, Lights and Diyas. To add some color to this event a Rangoli competition was organized to highlight the creative side of the young management students. Students were also given an opportunity to make some money by putting up game stalls to enjoy this festive season. One of the stall was occupied by a talented, young, deaf & dumb tattoo artist who designed tattoos on this special occasion. While the others played games and made tattoos the treasure hunt teams began the hunt as they were given their first clue. After the 2 hour long hunt came to an end, the Soul of Sufism- Mr. Kailash Kher honored the occasion with his presence at the IIPM, Mumbai campus. The crowd hummed to the tunes of ‘Teri Diwani’ & ‘Subhan Allah’ as this legend sang a few lines. He also gave away personalized autographed CD’s along with prizes in cash and gift Vouchers to the winners of Rangoli Competition and the Treasure Hunt. It was truly amazing experience for one and all present in the campus as this day IIPM; Mumbai celebrated the two festivals with games, colors of Rangoli, light of Diya and music of Sufism. The menu at the IIPM canteen added flavor to the festivity by preparations like Chole Bhature, Biryani, Gulab Jamun & Kheer.

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