i have done the whole thing!!!!!!trust me don't do anything if you don't know what your playing with!!!i'm just lucky that my whanau that have past on were there keeping an eye out for me and my sisters while we were playing around with it PLEASE becareful and know what ur doing before you touch it words of wisdom i reicved from family...any body want to know anything else about the topic can email me anytime!!! lesleyroxbro@yahoo.com...
HI UMM ID REALY APRICIATE SOME HELP RIGHT NOW! (SORRY IF MY SPELLINGS BAD IL DO MY BEST!) UMM MY FRIEND WANTS ME TO DO A WIJI BOARD WITH HER AT THE DUMP, ITS SUPPOST TO BE HAUNTED. BUT IM SCARED, I DONT NO ANTHING ABOUT THEM, OR HOW TO USE THEM. I REALY NEED SOME SIMPLE ADVICE ON THEM AND SOULD I EVEN USE ONE? THANKS, RACHX
when i was 11 years old, i try'd a wiji board with my friends. there was five of us and we were all very close. as we went further on into the questions, it spelt out sumthing weird. FAIT FIVE. it was just saying randon letters earlier but that was just weird. it was worse when kate and Laurahs noses blead at the same time. also it said DEATH ON WAY when we asked what was gona happen next. as we walked home, I smelt something weird, it was my mums washing machine powder! "can you smell that?" I kept asking, but no one could. 6 days later laurah and my mum got cancer on the same day, (mouth and lung cancer) and 3 months later laurah died, 6 1/2 months and my mum died. I am still greiving for her loss. but also, Kates house cought fire from a gass leek and tragicly Kate, her Brother liem and her dad Gordon died as they could not escape. but what was it that wiji board said? FAIT FIVE. how many died? five. IM AM NEVER EVER GOING TO TOUCH ONE AGAIN, EVER.
Your chain of events are unfortunate, but they would have happened whether you would've had your Ouija session or not. If you read the beginning of this thread you will learn that there is a simple explanation for the Ouija board, which has nothing to do with spirits or for-telling the future.
And since I was not there to witness your Ouija board session. I have no idea what the board actually said. Often times memories of Ouija board sessions become modified with time. Or a person will continuously look for connections. So that the Ouija boards prophecies become fulfilled. This doesn't mean that someone is necessarily a liar. It is simple human behavior.
Hi, i am 13 years old and i have heard about these wiji baords. Are they really dangerous or not? I asked my Dad if i could make one but he dosent think its a good idea. What is so dangerous about wiji baords??????
As you can see there is a lot of discussion on this topic. My perspective on this as a medium is that you are opening a door without the proper skills. Just like your parent taught you to look both ways before crossing the street. Crossing the street is only dangerous if you have not been taught to look for oncoming cars.
It is not so much the board but the intention behind it. If spirit communication is your higher level purpose for being here, your guides will teach you how to use this skill set and they will direct you where you need to go. If you are looking for a little thrill on a cold and dark night and that is your intention, there is a chance that will happen. Our minds are very powerful.
You should always seek your answers from within yourself. Sit quietly and ask a question and see if you don't hear a small voice answer back to you. Think about what you would like to experience in your life. 13 can be a very emotional age, do this when you are calm and dream as big as you want. You can affect your future by taking action today.
It is not correct to think that spirit people know more than you do. They are just people like you and me but without a body.
It is your guides that you want to tap into for guidance. Just open yourself up and ask their advice.
If you are having problems in your life, that is completely normal. Talk to your parents; they will be there for you no matter what. You may think they don't understand but they were your age and trust me things have not changed that much.
I hope this helps!! Bonnie Vent San Diego Paranormal Research Project www.sdparanormal.com
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Ouija are not toys, regardless of what some people proclaim! Years ago I bought one, unaware of this. The board never felled to spell out messages, sometimes so fast that we could not follow with what was being said, and we had a third person writing down the letters as we called them out and she could barely keep up with the speed, and that person also did not have time to read what was being spelled out until after we stopped. The messages were always coherent. One time it was in spanish, which I did not speak, and until someone who did speak it translated we didn't know what the message said. Another time my friend and I got the spirit of her grandmother. The grandmother said she was fine and after a few sentences we both suddenly looked up, sniffing the air, and both blurted out at the same time "Oooh...that smells good!" It was like we were enveloped in an extremely thick cloud of perfume. It was fabulous! It lasted only a couple of minutes. Neither of us were wearing any perfume and I didn't have any air fresheners in the house. Right after the smell evaporated her grandmother said goodbye and the kitchen door, just 3 feet away, closed partially all by itself. No one else was there and all doors and windows were closed as it was a chilly fall day (also there weren't any flowers blooming in my yard or anyone else's). We both agreed the fragrance smelled like honeysuckle flowers. I asked her if her grandmother had a favorite perfume. She phoned her mother, as I listened, with my ear up to the phone as well, and asked her that question. She said, "yes, she did...honeysuckle". My friend and I used to go play bingo once a week and before leaving my house we would ask the board if either of us would win that night and if either of us would win the jackpot. It always gave us the correct answers...and yes, we did win sometimes, and one time I actually won the jackpot, as predicted. I got other types of predictions from the board as well. One was about a major earthquake in California with loss of life and great destruction. I was told the exact month in which it would happen, approx. 4 or 5 months beforehand. The prediction was correct. Another prediction was that I'd have a fire in my bathroom within 2 weeks. When I read that, I thought "aha, now that's one that won't/can't possibly happen, it's ridiculous!" However, it did happen about a week & a half later. A suction cup holding a small towel rack had come loose on one side and swung the towel down across the heater and it caught fire. I wasn't aware of it until I saw black smoke coming down the hallway. Another one said that a neighbor lady across the street was pregnant, but there would be problems with the pregnancy. I asked her a couple of weeks later if she was expecting and she said that no, she wasn't, and that her doctor had told her after her first child was born that she'd probably never get pregnant again. Well a couple of weeks later an ambulance was called to her house and she was rushed to the hospital where, among other things, they told her she was pregnant. A couple of months later she almost miscarried. So, the prediction was entirely correct. Now, Batboy, explain to me, since you don't believe in the paranormal, how I could keep getting accurate predictions on things I was totally unaware of at the time I used the board. I used to get one particular spirit that used to come every time, whereas others were only one time visits. This one used to converse as long as I wanted to and even joked and also expressed sorrow. It was getting to be obsessive. On another occasion I was using the board with a neighbor and when we asked who the spirit was it wouldn't tell us (normally it always told us right away). No matter what we asked, it kept repeating just the words "Go to my home". That didn't make any sense to us. So after it repeated itself several more times we asked "who is this"? and it promptly spelled out "Devil". That threw a scare into us and we quit using the board for quite awhile. Much later on I tried to use the board again, and it didn't want to respond at all, which was very unusual. I kept trying and finally it spelled out "GET OFF THE BOARD", very rapidly. I asked again who was there, and it ignored my question and very rapidly spelled out, "Help us, get OFF the board!" It then refused to move at all and that was the last time I used it. It wasn't until years later I realized that it was my spirit guides trying to protect me, since I didn't, at that time understand how dangerous the board could be. Shortly afterwards I sent the board to the dump and vowed never to ever use one again. I should add that MOST of the time the spirits were polite, but not always...Sometimes they swore and were kind of snotty. I most certainly do believe you can make actual spirit contact through the board, but like Bonnie said, you wouldn't turn on the porch light and leave your front door open and let any strange person walk right in. I believe that for the "most" part that the spirits responding on the board are from the LOWER astral plane (earthbound)....people you would NOT want to have anything to do with, ever, dead or alive. You cannot control who will answer, so why take the chance that you unknowingly invite someone in who won't leave...! I think the reason the board does not work for some people is simply because they are VERY CLOSED MINDED and being negative is not conducive to making contact with the paranormal. This kind of person could see a full apparition of their dead mother, and then gives them a very significant prediction or warning, and when it happens they will still scoff and say "co-incidence, that's all!" Or "I momentarily hallucinated..." Batboy, and a few others, are going to get a big shock after they die and reach the other side (and yes, there IS another side), and there we are waiting for them and saying, "We told you so!!!!!"
hi can ny 1 help me i wont 2 get in contact with sum 1 ive lost but i dont no ny thing about the bork can ny 1 help cud u send info 2 maddogbarking@hotmail.co.uk plz ive also been told by a m8 u can get a reading done do these work?
ok ive been warned by many friends and family not to use or make a ouija board cause it will bring bad spirits and such but i dont see aything wrong in it. i mean i read all of the postings about some of the bad stuff that has happened to people but isnt that because of the questions that they ask? what if i ask questions like if i have a good spirit in my house, or how my dad really died? woud that be okay? and i admit that one time i got a pice of cardboar, and with a sharpie i wrote a-z and yes or no and i wen into my batroom with a small cup and was very nervous. i asked if there was a good spirit in my house but there was no signs of movement on the board. can i get a couple reply's please?
It's not just a matter of answering questions. A negative spirit can tell you all kinds of things it thinks you want to hear, until you begin to believe the stuff it says. You become flattered and believe this spirit will always tell you the truth. Wrong! You could easily become obsessed to the point you would begin taking directions from this entity and it would in fact rule your life. Darker yet, there is the possibility that you become possessed and it takes you over completely! Now that you understand (I hope!), do you really want to take the chance? For your sake, I hope not! The more open and psychic you are, the more dangerous it is going into this blindly.
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Holy Toledo, predictions of bingo jackpots, earthquakes, perfumed spirits, bathroom infernos, Skid Row spirits, and the devil himself. All in one long paragraph. "Now, Batboy, explain to me, since you don't believe in the paranormal, how I could keep getting accurate predictions on things I was totally unaware of at the time I used the board." The reality is, unless you are holding back information. There is no documented evidence that any of your Ouija boards prognostications ever came to pass. Also, I will believe in the paranormal, if there is concrete evidence.
Strong belief systems can often stimulate memory modifications to take for example your bathroom fire. The Ouija board at some point could have said something completely unrelated or closely related to a fire them when the incident occurred. Your memory gave the Ouija board the credit for a correct prediction. As it has been stated by myself and others a dozen times on this thread. There is a very simple viable explanation for the operation of the Ouija board, which has nothing to do with spirits. Scientists have known about ideomotor response for about 110 years now. But I would imagine it's sexier to believe that juvenile delinquent spirits have somehow punched through the veil of death to push a piece of plastic around a peace of particleboard.
"I think the reason the board does not work for some people is simply because they are VERY CLOSED MINDED and being negative is not conducive to making contact with the paranormal." I hope you're not talking about me here because all of my 30 plus Ouija boards work. I just know how they work. Skepticism by its very nature is the zenith of open-mindedness. However we do have a saying "it is great to have an open mind, but not so open that your brains fall out" in other words, think critically. If the paranormal is indeed as prevalent in nature as electricity than it should be easily proven and should work regardless of someone's frame of mind.
..." Batboy, and a few others, are going to get a big shock after they die and reach the other side (and yes, there IS another side), and there we are waiting for them and saying, "We told you so!!!!!" Well, that wouldn't be very neighborly would it? If the other side is anything like the paranormal community represents it I want nothing to do with it. Floating around some astral plane, while waiting for John Edwards or Sylvia Browne to figure out the first letter of my first name does not sound like a good afterlife. And just like everyone else, who seems to talk to John Edwards. I will tell him that I'm doing fine. However, the prices at the afterlife 7-11 are outrageous. Naturally, if you have evidence of the afterlife, I would be happy to look at it.
I don't say anything to ridicule just to educate.
Everyone's friend, BatBoy
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what if im trying to contact my dad that passed when i was three? can i do that or will it still have a chance to bringbad spirits and possibly get me possesed?
Just so you know, whenever I used to use the ouija board I kept notes of everything it spelled out. So verifying the things it predicted was not ever a problem. It was there in black and white, letter for letter. Besides that, there were witnesses to these sessions.
Your explanation is in past tense does this mean the evidence no longer exists? If you're evidence was handled correctly, that is mailing them to yourself, self-addressed envelope or some type of third-party verifiable time date, then you're evidence would be of some interest. If your witness or witnesses were a completely neutral third party with a verifiable background. Again, that would be of some interest. If your witness was a friend who is like-minded that would be of no interest.
Remember, I wasn't there to witness the sessions. Neither was anyone else on this thread. When claims are made the burden of proof lies solely on the claimant. "Extraordinary claims demand extraordinary evidence" even if your notes meet criteria for documentation there has to be verification that the events the Ouija board predicted came to pass the only prediction that can be verified is the earthquake. That is unless there was a fire department report filed with your bathroom fire.
If you or anyone else feels they have evidence that meets the above criteria. You could send it on to the New England Skeptical Society. Or I will pass it on for you, Bonnie has my contact information.
I agree with Batboy that you need as much concrete evidence as possible.
I do not use any external tools, boards or otherwise, but this advice might be helpful.
Document the information in Microsoft Word or some other common word processing program. Do this on the day you receive the information as soon as you possibly can. The file will receive a create date and time when you save it. This is vital if you are trying to prove you had advanced knowledge of future events.
If you have a little money to spend, videotape the sessions that you have. Make sure the camera has the date stamp turned on. This will also document the event in its entirety. It is still good to have a transcript as well as I have mentioned above. If the date on the camera and the date of your file match that provides a little more credibility.
Batboy's idea is also solid. Send a certified letter to yourself or someone you trust on the day the information was received or shortly thereafter. The post office date stamps everything, and it is out of your control. The other methods can be faked. It would be pretty difficult to get the post office to fake the date sent. So if you have a dated transcript file, dated video and dated certified letter, then you have some real proof.
I am in no way endorsing the use of: spirit boards, cards, etc. I am assuming you will make that decision on your own. If you do decide to use them, then document what you receive. No one will take your word for it except perhaps your Mom. ;-)
Thanks for the great posts!! Bonnie Vent San Diego Paranormal Research Project www.sdparanormal.com
The ouija board experiences I posted above did happen and in fact, "SURPRISE..." I still do have the transcripts of those sessions. The reason I kept them was because I found the whole thing intriguing and so along with many other papers (like writing about our living overseas, and traipsing through Europe,and about the differences in the life of a child (me) during World War II and children now days), I wanted to be able to remember those things years down the road and pass the information on down to my grandchildren. I guess I should have stated (though it didn't seem pertinent at the time) that the ouija board sessions I had occurred over 3 decades ago. At the time I knew very little about psychic phenomena and absolutely nothing about ouija boards. In fact, like me, no one I knew had ever even heard of ouija boards, much less tried them before. I bought my board in a toy store while looking for toys for my children. I thought it was such an odd item I'd try it. So having never heard of psychic research, and especially ouija boards, it never occurred to me to send myself the predictions through the mail for date stamping. No one had personal computers in those days...heck, we didn't even have electric typewriters then. Besides, I didn't just instantly believe in the predictions I received, I'm not that gullible, but was in fact amazed when they came true. If they were positive things, then I hoped they'd come true and if negative then I hoped they wouldn't. I tried to keep an open mind about them. So I guess you could say all those years ago I just wasn't psychic enough to know that 35+ years down the road that self-titled "The original smarty-pants Batboy" would demand documentation that would satisfy him...though why I should satisfy him, I don't know. I don't feel I "have" to satisfy him. When I posted I was just joining in on a conversation about the boards, not trying to prove my experiences to anyone. The ouija board sessions I had, did happen. The people involved know they happened. My family and friends know that I would not lie about this. So, in the end, that's all that really matters to me. I'm just as emphatic in my beliefs as Batboy is in his.
The Ouija Board is not a toy, it is not to be played with! I can't explain it, but somehow, it lets in evil spirits. Of course no one can prove it scientifically, but it seems to open a portal into the dark netherworld, letting in bad entities who lie, trick, and cause disruption in your home. I advise all to avoid them--in fact, our family threw our Ouija Board out after a spirit identified itself as Steven. Well, let me tell you, there was much chaos in our home after that, some emotional problems along with unexplainable sightings and frightening noises. Angel, I believe your story as well as everyone else who has shared their experiences. Okay, Batboy, bring it on!
Angel: I don't remember demanding documentation, it would just have been interesting if it had met documentation criteria. Since it doesn't it is of no interest, so you were never on the hook to satisfied me or anyone else. Also I have no beliefs, like a majority of skeptics. I have no spiritual baggage whatsoever.
Ceecee:"Of course no one can prove it scientifically, -actually psychologists and scientists have known how the Ouija board works for about 110 years. "But it seems to open a portal into the dark netherworld,"- New Jersey. "Letting in bad entities who lie, trick, and cause disruption in your home."-Televangelists.
"advise all to avoid them--in fact, our family threw our Ouija Board out after a spirit identified itself as Steven. Well, let me tell you, there was much chaos in our home after that, some emotional problems along with unexplainable sightings and frightening noises."- perhaps the emotional problems, had more to do with the unexplained sightings and frightening noises than the Ouija board.
"Angel, I believe your story as well as everyone else who has shared their experiences."-so then you believe my experiences which have been zero.
"Okay, Batboy, bring it on!" I don't understand, bring it on. I have been hearing t these stories for 20 years with no credible backup. The Ouija board through ideomotor response is a conduit to our subconscious. And this is all it is. I have taught all of my nephews and nieces how to use the Ouija board and what makes it work. They report back to me that after they have shown their friends that there are no spirits attach to the board is actually a lot more fun to use. It should also be noted that neither them and their friends or my family have ever had any ill effects attached to studying the Ouija board. No devils, no angels, no juvenile palanquin spirits, no portals to other dimensions. No manifestations, no noises, no kid-in.
The board is only as powerful as the individuals belief if intimately speaking with your own subconscious frightens you, then by all means do not use the Ouija board. But if you have a curious nature and are fascinated by the operation of the human mind. It can actually be beneficial in studying human behavior.
There's only one,BatBoy
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Thank you , Mr. Batboy, for your musings on the disturbing Ouiji Board, although I will remain stalwart in my beliefs. Perhaps, as you say, it is a ticket to our subconscious mind. But let me offer you an additional perspective on that: does the subconscious mind have another existence on other levels? Does it have a life of its own, ala Jung's 'collective unconscious?' And in this imperceptible world, is it in tune with the frequencies of the dead? If this is true, then we are all right on this issue. I have just finished reading 'Supernatural' by the great Graham Hancock, and am very curious about our brain's ability to produce DMT and its companion hallucinations. But, our these hallucinations actually real entities, only accessible to us through the DMT experience? Okay, here's my question: does the Ouiji Board assist SOME users in gaining a brain chemical response that lets in entities that are only accessed through a mildly altered state? toodles.
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The subconscious mind has its complexities, it is a subject perhaps a little too deep to delve into especially on a thread marked Ouija boards, or weiji boards. But basically the subconscious mind aids in processing information obtained by the conscious mind but it works within the same five senses that the conscious mind works with, there is no evidence whatsoever that the subconscious receives messages from any place other than these five senses.
Also it's funny that you should bring up Graham Hancock some colleagues and I were talking about him just today. I have to admit I have not read his latest endeavor "Supernatural: Meetings with the Ancient Teachers of Mankind" but I have read the "Mars Mystery" and half of "The Message of the Sphinx" I think the doorbell rang while I was reading "The Message of the Sphinx" and I just never picked it back up again. We all agreed that he is perhaps the best writer of all of the "wild claim writers" Graham Hancock as you may know has a degree in sociology but practices archaeology. His claims are often challenged by skeptical sciences and real archaeologists in the UK, his claims fall apart quickly considering the fact that he fills the holes or gaps in his theories with supernatural gobbledygook. If you want to read him for entertainment I say go for it,but I would not take him seriously.
Have a happy new year, BatBoy
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A question for BatBoy who said: "The Ouija board through ideomotor response is a conduit to our subconscious. And this is all it is." I'd like to know if the subconscious of each person using a Ouija board is in fact coming from that source, then how do these several subconsciouses (when 3 or more are using the board, though it still applies even if only two people are) decide who is going to dictate what the board spells out. If it were only glibberous, that would make sense, as to the source. But when it is not glibberous, but actual constructed sentences...then what? Are the subconsciouses of the people using the board having a subconscious battle to see who is going to be in control? I'm laughing here...I've just not heard anyone explain this.
Appears that my hope this thread would finally come to an end was, as I predicted, premature. And I didn't even use a Ouija board!
Those who read these forums often know that BatBoy and I have come down hard on opposing sides of variuos debates and we have had our moments of concurrence as well.
On this one, I remain convinced that the Ouija is an articulator of our belief systems. It is not magical, unless you consider the above to be magical. It can be powerful, but only insofar as you allow it to be so.
I have witnessed what I am confident are spontaneous and intentional PK events with Ouija boards. I have documented these elsewhere on this forum and on the Internet. I have also said that ideomotor is a rational explanation for many that operate the Ouija, and in fact would be surprised if this were not the usual case.
As far as credible evidence is concerned, consider this. The standards for scientific proof are very high. I can't say something has been proven scientifically until I have run many, many trials with outcomes that are statistically significant. This is all well-defined in the scientific community.
While I don't expect folks to be documenting to the rigor of science during spontaneous anomalous events, it would be a helpful to consider doing something more than 'ooh and ahhh'. It is this lack of evidence that holds us back.
As to the question of who arbitrates apparently random movements - there is an interesting psychological phenomenon known as 'binding'. It occurs in groups and is thought to originate from early social cultures in animals.
Binding requires that we designated leaders whether knowingly or unknowingly. In highly psycho-charged situations such as the excitement of witnessing seemingly anomalous phenomena, our recognition of this process diminshes highly. Net effect is that we easily and readily arbitrate control.
I have worked with many groups, studying the group dynamics in such situations. Inevitably there are one or two people who emerge as leaders. It is these folks who control the situation. This is basic psychology, but useful to repeat here.
hiya! me first time and i read a couple of these things and id like to make something clear.
WIJI BOARDS ARE A HELL OF A LOT DIFFERENT THEN OUIJA BOARDS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ouija boards are the 'new' wiji boards. their FAKE. if you had a ghost experience then it was probly with the wiji board. the wiji board was discontinued because it was real and stores were gettin sewed or somethin for causin deaths and people would get angry with the original factory thing.
also, i was wonderin where i could get a wiji board.
Phenomlnvestigator: it's great to hear from you and I hope all is well. I thought that this subject was already covered during our discussion earlier in this thread on Clever Hans. I agree with your analysis that binding is definitely in play while using a Ouija board not to mention numerous other group events. What I have also found is that there is a dominant player while using the board it is generally the one asking the questions, this subconscious has a vested interest in the answer therefore generally becomes the leader and the other participant becomes the follower.
In conclusion, it is more than apparent that there are no spirits involved with the Ouija board it is the methodology surrounding the board that gives the participant permission to believe that the board is operating via external means. What I have discovered in my old age is that belief is much stronger than any rational logic. And some of the posts in this thread illustrate my point exactly. If an individual is inclined to live a life of magical thinking the mythology of the Ouija board strengthens their belief, thus making the truth easy to ignore.
Should i make a wiji board????!?!??!?!? my dad says i can but i should be careful, he fully believes in stuff like this and i believe too.....but i am scared. will i summmon bad spirits or something??? i am clueless. please help.
My friends were using a wiji board and it said that they need to stop using it and if they used it one more time something bad would happen and they ignored the warning but three days later a tree fell on a girl in my classes house and broke her leg. they still ignored it and three more days later a different girl had a heart failure and died is this a coincedence or was it a bad spirit?
hey ppl im new and i heard alot of talk about these wiji boards and it sounds really cool but i want to know more.can someone explain they sey these boards r controlled by ghosts.is it true?
Anyone who messes around with a Quija board is a fool. I know that they can be extremely dangerous. I myself was curious and I wanted to contact a spirit...what I unknowingly contacted was (in my opinion) a demon...I have never been so scared in my life. Let this be a warning to those who wish to use Quija boards. If knock on the door to the spirit world long enough, someone or something will answer...
i know quite a lot about wiji boards. I lerned it all from my grandma does. Wat she has told me is that they arent evil but to an extent. I am only 12 and my name is chelsea and i think there is no evil comeing unless you dont know wat you are doing. My grandma has delt with wiji boards almost her entire life because her mom died when she was 13 so she would always talk to her. So i believe that if you have any questions email me at chelsea_moonstar@yahoo.com or chlesea.mooneyhan@gmail.com
dont be insecure to ask any thing even post questions on here for me to answer
I just have to say that WHAT EVER YOU DO, MAKE SURE THAT YOU PUT A PENTICLE WITH A CIRCLE AROUND IT ON EVERY WALL AND THE CELING AND UNDERNEATH THE TABLE THAT YOU ARE USING. This is a wiccan spell that my friend taught me, that protects you from all evil spirits believe me, also if you get any creepy spirits, they're harmless so yeah don't be against them unless you really don't know what you're doing. Also i was using one just the other day with my band cuz we're all pretty superstious and what not and we talked to a girl named amy she died on halloween eve from a broken heart from a guy named james who was "taken care of" when we asked if she killed him i was knocked down and the wija (pronounced wii (like the game system (also wi as in french hello)) ya (german for yes) so yeah) so yeah be really careful. Nobody probably is following what i'm saying it happens so yeah ummmmm. I forgot what i was going to say
dont mess with wiji boards i did it and it went really wrong and bad things started to happen. in was noit scared of it befor i did it but when i did it i had to have someone stay with me at all times. so please anyone thinking of doing it please don't.
Children, it's a Ouija board not a wiji board. And if you start reading the early posts in this thread. You will learn that spirits do not control the Ouija board you do. Read and learn.
You mentioned that the one finger levitation trick was explainable under science - please can you tell me how or point me to another webpage that can?
As a teeneager at secondary school (aged about 14) this was my party trick during a rainy lunchtime. I did it so often that eventually all the school came to the classroom to see and even the teachers in the end!
We used six people and 2 fingers though (pointing finger and little finger). We all tried to lift the person to start and found that physically we couldn't. I then went through a serious of phrases, which each person repeated after me before the final levitation.
The phrases were so silly!:
You're feeling dead Your are dead in your coffin dead
And then we lifted the person with no problem/effort - as far up as we our arms would reach - about 5/6 feet! This was even done on me.
I can't remember where I found out about doing this but it was in the early 1980's so no internet!
I was back then, and have recently rediscovered my great interest in things paranormal. I never thought this was paranormal though, I just couldn't explain how we did it!
On the subject of the Ouija board though, I'm not going to agree or disagree with you or Batboy; the mind is a huge area that we humans know so little about; I'm at a place in life where I believe the Ouija is best not touched for fear of meeting aspects of onesself which one doesn't have conscious awareness of and may be fearful of meeting.
I do so hope you are still looking at this post (and yes I have read it all!) because I would love to hear a scientific explanation as to why, after muttering a few meaningless words, 6 people could lift some very heavy bodies up over 4 foot with two fingers!
DM (England)
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Why, if this can be a dangerous "game" to play with, do they still keep making it and selling it in the game section for children? I even have seen a specail "pink" Ouija Board Game for girls?
My sister played when she was little and burned her hand on it? If it has the potential to harm why is it so readily available?
How do you close a Ouija board portal, i have a couple of friends who opend it and i am afraid something got out, so please tell me and help me close this damn thing
CuriousCat: Perhaps there should be a five-day waiting period before you can purchased a Ouija board. Believe me Parker Brothers along with anyone who wants to find out the truth knows how Ouija boards work. And they are not dangerous.
Ravrend: I think if you go on Sylvia Browne's website she sells a Ouija board portal plug, it works well in Griffin attacks as well. It's like two for the price of one, a real bargain.
Hey, my name is sophie. ok so me and my friends were thinking about doing a ouigi board, but now im not so sure. i have asked some people about it abd they told me some pretty scary stories...
i have read every single one of your comments and most of them have scared me :P
i just want to know what to do. should i do it? or should i not? x
