Ghost Radar
 

Yesterday, my cousin introduced me to a phone application called Ghost Radar. It supposedly senses changes in the quantum flux that could mean an entity is present, and it also gives you words that are being said (not sure how that works -- I got bored while reading the explanations). Anyway, I was very skeptical at first, but my cousin and I turned it on on both of our phones just for fun and I was surprised by the results.

A lot of what was being said seemed to be irrelevant, but a lot of other things made sense when we took some time to figure out what they could mean, and some things proved to be relevant later on.

Some examples:

The word "coat" was repeated a few times. It later turned out that my sister had lost a very pretty coat she just recently bought.

"Milk" was said, and I was later asked to buy milk on the way home.

"Bushes" was repeated, and when my cousin's husband returned home, he admitted that he had pulled out two bushes that day.

At my cousin's house it said, "bank," and later again at home, "important" and "bank." Today I had to go to the bank because I lost my debit card and needed to get a new one and withdraw money.

I also had a fun mini-conversation with it later when I got home. (It was silly, but the whole experience brought out the kid in me -- it's like a OUJIA board for the techno savvy, LOL). I asked about a certain celebrity crush I have, what it could tell me about him. It said "television" and "kind". Then I asked if he'd like me if we knew each other, and it said, "probably." Then it told me "hold" and "pet." (One of my parrots was near me at the time).

Today I asked some more profound stuff and gained some insight by interpreting random words.

Are spirits really communicating with us through programs like Ghost Radar? I can't answer that, but I figure that like any method of reading, if it can give you positive insight and help you stretch your intuitive muscles, then it's useful. Of course, as always, it's probably a good idea to call for protection and not get too hung up on whatever information comes through.

I hope some of you will check it out and share your results!

The girl who works dayshift downloaded it to her phone Sunday. She left it with me to play with last night. I had it for 12 hours, well not quite, it was closer to 8 hours then the battery died.

While the words generated did not seem to make any sense we did get 9 different names and one with first and last name. What I found most fasinating was that at first our spirits did not like the fact that I knew they were there, pretty much where they were and how many there were. Everytime I let them know I knew they were there they vanished. Shy?

Then later it seemed like they were trying to get the phone to say what they wanted. They would stand right next to me, a word would be generated, I'd repeat the word and write it down. We'd repeat this process 5 or 6 times then they would leave for awhile and come back later and we repeated this process till the phone died.

I know they tried their little hearts out.

I might get the phone again tonight and we can try some more.

Work can be so much fun sometimes.

what if you are just picking up communication with live people on other lines....

"Quantum flux"? Does it go into more details about what this so called "quantum flux" actually is?

If I remember right it has a built in database of words that it uses. I don't know how it works or what makes it work. I'm pretty dissapointed in the words that are being generated. Also in the upgrade version (which I used last night) it has the ability to change various settings and it would be generating words before a spirit showed up on the radar a couple of times. But that might be normal for the settings I was using. Like hearing somebody talking before they entered a room sort of thing.

The first 2 words it gave me last night were "attack" and "muscle". I have no idea what that means.

I gotta keep in mind that the ipod I was using was left by my co-worker but, actually belongs to her nephew who keeps screwing it up so it won't work at all. That may be the reason the words that are being generated don't make sense. Maybe something is damaged internally in the ipod. She downloaded the same program to her ipod and she was recieving answers to questions that made more sense.

I think she said that the upgrade only cost 99 cents US ... so anybody can afford it.

I really haven't read what the quantum flux is. I'm sure it is explained in the information that comes with it or on their website.

Just do a web search for Ghost Radar. The web site is called Spud Pickles.

(I haven't made 15 posts yet so I'm not allowed to put up a link right now.)

It doesn't sound like it because it mostly just gives you random words.

I think it does, but I didn't bother reading the whole thing. :P

My words don't make much sense at all. It takes some thought and a lot of interpretation to figure out what it's trying to say. Even then, there are things that in the end seem to just be gibberish.

Here's a link to their page. No explanation, just some marketing technobabble.

"Intelligent energy"? What?

How does an accelerometer measure "quantum flux"? All it's going to do is measure how the phone is moving.

I call ****.