Abdul Karim Khan believes that negativity such as spirits and ghosts are often linked to specific ancestral or object-related energies in one's home.

“So if the house scans Something or the other will come out. You don't even look at the white, you saw it in white. I told you not yet I can see it. Yes, yes. But when I told you You derived your source from the powers of your clan.”

Paranormal investigation requires personal openness and a willingness to meet the energy of a place halfway to achieve results.

“If you go into a haunted house and you're super skeptical and you don't think something's going to happen, same thing with faith, you're you're never going to get it. But like when we turn off the cameras and we actually like, okay, I just want something to be there.”

He believes that there is an afterlife and finds the possibility of spirits comforting.

“I think the overall message was it like gives you hope in something more like it is sad to like just think that it's lights out Blackness for eternity after after you die but like this gave a lot of people hope that there could be some”

Colby Reddish affirms that after experiencing countless paranormal events, it is impossible for him to deny the existence of ghosts.

“we've had so many countless of experiences that it's like it would be almost impossible for us to deny that ghost exists.”

Sam Cedar would prefer to possess real knowledge and evidence of the paranormal for his own experience rather than having it recognized by the public without his own memory.

“I'd rather experience that for myself and know for sure 100%. Even though we already believe um and then just be confident in that.”

The speaker believes that attempting to summon entities like the devil through rituals is dangerous and wrong.

“The fact that they're actually summoning and trying to well, not trying, they actually did like communicate with Satan, the devil, and stuff. I feel like that's that's like pushing the [ __ ] bar. It's like like the limit, bro. Like that's something that that's something that I would never do.”

Brandon Fugal maintains that applying scientific rigor and a multidisciplinary team is necessary to understand the nature of the anomalous phenomena occurring at the ranch.

“To have scientific rigor and discipline and a multidisciplinary team focused on gathering the data and documenting the reality of the phenomena. uh in many cases for the first time is it's an honor but it's a sobering uh privilege and I think we're just getting warmed up.”

The hardest difficulty in Phasmophobia with limited mechanics is not fun and serves only as a test of patience.

“That doesn't sound very fun. I follow Sounds like a test of my patience. It's not like a test of evidence. Three evidence is easy.”