40 Questions for Paranormal Entities

During a paranormal investigation, asking non-aggressive, respectful questions is crucial for establishing meaningful communication with potential entities. The following 40 questions are designed to invite interaction. They encourage cooperation instead of provoking hostility or fear. By staying calm, open, and non-confrontational, investigators create a safe environment. This benefits both themselves and the entity. It increases the likelihood of obtaining clear and constructive responses.

The Goal of Asking Questions

The goal is to understand the entity’s presence, history, and emotions without causing agitation or harm. This approach helps build trust and encourages the entity to communicate more openly. It also avoids the risk of negative energy or defensive reactions. Maintaining a respectful and curious tone ensures the investigation stays focused on gathering information, and building understanding.

1. Is there anyone here with us right now?
   This establishes whether an entity is present and willing to communicate.
2. Can you tell us your name?
   You’re asking to identify the entity and begin personal interaction.
3. How long have you been here?
   This helps determine the duration of the entity’s presence at the location.
4. Do you have a message you’d like to share?
   You’re inviting the entity to communicate anything important.
5. Were you once a resident of this place?
   You’re trying to see if the entity has a personal history tied to the location.
6. Do you know what year it is?
   This checks whether the entity is aware of current time, suggesting if they’re “stuck” in a particular era.
7. Are you happy here?
   You’re exploring the entity’s emotional state in its current environment.
8. Is there something keeping you here?
   This question explores whether the entity feels bound to the location for any specific reason.
9. Can you show us a sign that you’re present?
   You’re requesting a physical or audible indication of the entity’s presence.
10. What was your favorite thing to do when you were alive?
    You’re asking about the entity’s past life, looking for personal details.
11. Are you alone, or is there someone else with you?
    You want to know if there are multiple entities in the area.
12. Do you like having visitors in this place?
    You’re asking how the entity feels about people entering the space.
13. Can you move something to show us you’re here?
    You’re requesting the entity to interact with the physical environment to confirm its presence.
14. Were you trying to communicate with us before we arrived?
    You’re seeing if the entity has attempted to make contact prior to the investigation.
15. Do you know what this place is used for today?
    This gauges whether the entity understands the current purpose of the location.
16. Is there something we can do to help you?
    You’re offering assistance in case the entity needs help moving on or achieving closure.
17. What is your favorite room or spot in this building?
    You’re asking where the entity feels most connected or comfortable within the location.
18. Can you make a noise to let us know you’re near?
    You’re requesting an auditory confirmation of the entity’s proximity.
19. Do you remember how you passed away?
    This seeks details about the entity’s cause of death and whether it’s related to their presence.
20. What year were you born?
    You’re trying to collect more personal information about the entity’s life.
21. Do you have family members with you here?
    You’re exploring whether the entity is accompanied by familiar spirits or loved ones.
22. Are you aware of others like you in this area?
    This checks whether the entity knows of other spirits in the location.
23. What do you think about the people who visit here?
    You’re asking for the entity’s opinion about visitors and activity in the area.
24. Do you like us being here, or would you prefer us to leave?
    You want to know whether your presence is welcome or intrusive to the entity.
25. Is there something you’re protecting in this space?
    This explores whether the entity has a protective role or is guarding something important.
26. Can you make the temperature change to let us know you’re present?
    You’re asking the entity to manifest itself through a change in temperature, a common paranormal sign.
27. Are there any memories from your life that you want to share with us?
    This encourages the entity to share personal memories, making the interaction more meaningful.
28. Can you touch one of us gently to let us know you’re here?
    You’re requesting the entity to confirm its presence through a light, non-threatening touch.
29. Would it be okay if we asked more questions?
    You’re checking for permission to continue, showing respect for the entity’s boundaries.
30. Is there something you want people to know about this place?
    You’re asking if the entity has significant information to share about the history or importance of the location.
31. Do you remember your name, or should we call you something else?
    This question gives the entity the opportunity to choose how they want to be addressed. It can foster a more personal connection.
32. Can you tell us about the time you lived in?
    You’re trying to gather historical context about the entity’s life and the era they’re from.
33. What was the last thing you remember before you passed?
    This question seeks to uncover details surrounding the entity’s death or their final moments.
34. Have you seen others investigating here before?
    You’re trying to determine if the entity has had prior interactions with investigators or visitors.
35. Are you here to watch over someone or something?
    This explores whether the entity feels a duty to watch over a specific person, object, or area.
36. Does it make you happy to communicate with us?
    You’re checking whether the entity is comfortable and willing to engage in communication.
37. Do you have unfinished business that keeps you here?
    You’re trying to determine if the entity feels tied to the location due to unresolved issues.
38. Do you ever leave this place, or do you stay here all the time?
    This question seeks to understand whether the entity feels trapped or has the freedom to move around.
39. Can you tell us about the other people who lived or worked here?
    You’re asking for historical details about the building’s past residents or workers, which may provide clues about its history.
40. Do you remember the last big event that happened here?
    This helps determine if the entity has knowledge of major events tied to the location. It also helps establish whether those events might be significant to their presence.

These questions are intended to be respectful and open-ended and to encourage communication and provide insight into the entity’s background. They also offer understanding of the entity’s motivations and emotional state, and help the investigator to engage with the paranormal in a way that is calm and non-threatening, fostering a more productive investigation.