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Shekinah Paranormal Investigations is a team of unique individuals, working together to assist the haunted, and to document the reality of haunting phenomena. Potential defenses and solutions to unwanted phenomena will be provided.
SPI consults with Phantasm Psychic Research, and occasionally works with other groups such as Central Connecticut Paranormal Society, and East Coast Angels. SPI, Phantasm, CCPS, and ECA are separate and distinct organizations, with each group solely responsible for it's own methodology and team. SPI does not recommend or advocate ghost hunting as a hobby. The realm can be extremely risky. Some affiliates or members of SPI may use or employ techniques through their personal perspective. SPI does not advocate any exploration into psychic phenomena.
SPI Team members include law enforcement officers, health care professionals, and security men. Members ranging in age from 24 to 72! Men and women.
Our services are free. We DO NOT publicly "debunk," condescend to, or embarrass clientele.
We never charge for any investigation or evidence material. We provide DVD copies of any evidence acquired. The client has total control, in regard to publicity and confidentiality.
The Shekinah Difference: SPI does not emulate televised paranormal teams. We don't wear uniforms. We don't parrot famous ghosthunters. This isn't to demean or insult all who belong to this modern clique of ghosthunting, such teams are entitled to their chosen style of investigation. SPI simply follows a different path.
SPI stresses safety and caution, these are the primary concerns when dealing with clients and their situations. Spirit provocation is never an option. Religious provocation may be implemented on occasion, always to be combined with protective and binding prayers. We believe that in the realm of paranormal investigation, faith in a higher power is the only defense. Since we live in a diverse country founded on religious freedom, you are encouraged to explore the spiritual side of life.
On a personal note, SPI founder Jeffrey Messenger urges all to consider and rely on Jesus of Nazareth, who is God's word incarnate... and who was (and is) the greatest healer/ exorcist/ deliverer in history. His book, "Jesus: The Ignored Evidence," is in the works.
We do not seek to "prove" or "debunk" a clients claims. We allow the investigation to proceed without bias. Natural phenomena will be recognized as such, potential supernatural phenomena will be examined and documented to the best of our ability. We will grade a client's situation as one of the following:
Grade F:
SPI failed to capture or experience phenomena that defies obvious or naturalistic explanation. This neither "proves" nor "disproves" a client's claims, it simply reflects the SPI experience in this situation.
Grade D:
SPI captured potential evidence of paranormal phenomena, but the evidence is considered weak.
Grade C:
SPI captured potential evidence of paranormal phenomena, and the evidence gathered is considered compelling.
Grade B:
SPI captured potential evidence of paranormal phenomena, and the evidence is considered extraordinary.
Grade A:
SPI captured potential evidence of paranormal phenomena; the evidence is considered (by SPI) to be indisputable.
The realm of paranormal research can be very subjective. Since this is not a phenomena that is controllable or repeatable, it often falls outside what is commonly known as the "scientific method." It is not unusual for various teams, or individual investigators within one team, to perceive the cause and nature of the phenomena in differing ways. Potential clients must remain ever mindful of the subjectivity inherent to this type of research.
All recommendations provided by SPI to clients are meant as recommendations only. No evidence or recommendations provided by SPI should sway clients involved in any legal matter... be it rental contracts, parental custody battles, lawsuits, criminal matters, property disputes, and so on. All final solutions and considerations are the sole decision of the client.
