Ouija board

AdlersMommy22

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they dont even SELL them anymore.... like unless you go to spencers or something offscale... but you cant find them in a "regular" store to save your life..

that should tell ya something lol.

Im Catholic.. but I believe more than anything that "with God all things are possible."
 

s0_fam0us

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Originally Posted by AdlersMommy22
they dont even SELL them anymore.... like unless you go to spencers or something offscale... but you cant find them in a "regular" store to save your life..

My sister bought a glow in the dark one from Toys R Us. lol
 

abbyquack

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I was also raised with the notion that Ouija Boards were of the devil, being that I come from a very religious family. My dad has told me several times about some kids from his high school who were killed when their car crashed and got wrapped around a telephone pole after playing the Ouija.
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As an adult, I played the Ouija once. It was very interesting, as I played with a group of kids who were rather into the occult and played so much that they even made their own boards b/c their real one was so worn out and eventually taken so many places it fell apart. When I played, it was obvious that the indicator was moving on its own, because there's really know force applied by the players, you just lightly rest your finger(s) on it. Then, I asked it what my SSN was, and it got the first 3 numbers right but then got confused, but it kept going back to 6, which actually the last 6 digits of my ssn is a 6-then a #, 6 then a #, 6 then a number. So it knew the 6 pattern. I have no idea if that means anything lol. Nothing scary happened, although I was scared shitless for the week afterward that something bad would happen.

Ultimately though, as much as I believe in spirits, I have no way of concluding whether or not it is real spirits or the devil. I just don't know, because even if you ask convincing questions that only the spirit themselves would know, couldn't satan recreate the answers?

Not to mention that I and MANY members of my family have had evil spirits manifest themselves to us, and I fully believe that demonic entities exist, so I don't think it's entirely impossible that the Ouija board could be a participant.
 

AdlersMommy22

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Originally Posted by s0_fam0us
My sister bought a glow in the dark one from Toys R Us. lol


oh haha... well no where in peoria il can you buy one then,
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.... one night my friends and i were really drunk and thought it would be fun... we called kmart, walmart, sears, target... friggin everywhere that sold any kind of toys... the lady @ target laughed at us and goes "are you trying to go to hell tonight?" and my friend was like "no we're TRYING to get rid of this buzz!"

Geeze i was like.. 19. LOL
 

MAC_Diva

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I'm scared to death of them! I would never touch one, i'm too afraid. However, i do believe in God and his Spirits, but to be honest i'm not a practicing christian.
 

Dreamergirl3

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I'm not totally one way or the other concerning Ouija boards. I used to play with them frequently when I was little but never once did anything come out of it that was real. Mostly just my cousins trying to scare me.

I have used other forms of divination and had some success. I get best results with pendulums and oracle/tarot cards.
 

jennyfee

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I don't know how I would describe my religion... I'm tempted to say I'm an atheist as I don't believe in God, or other religions, but at the same time I believe in spirituality.... Im not sure if it's possible to separate these completely. So anyway when i was in elementary school we would play with a bunch of friends, and my best friend was really into the occult, and she would tell us all those creepy stories, and how she could see spirits in her house (which we were in btw) LOL

That creeped me out so much... Plus we would play in her creepy basement, and I would go running upstairs...

I believe that unconsciously we just "push" the thing where we want it to be... It's so light it doesn't need much pressure to move! Anyway for a year or 2 we would play everytime we got together... Haven't played since then!!
 

jennyfee

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Oh and I would loooove to get my palm read!!! I haven't seen a place that does it near my town though.... I'd have to check... But I'm too scared to get screwed over by an amateur
 

dolcekatiana

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Im sorry but if Ouija Boards really contacted spirits, ghosts, blah blah whatever, they would not be selling them in children's toy stores. The Ouija Board is a product of Hasbro...the same people who manufacture Monopoly and My Little Pony for crying out loud. It's a TOY and anyone who believes that it is anything more than that is extremely naive. I'm not saying that spirits and ghosts and the like don't exist, but I am saying that a Ouija Board is a crock.
 

OfficerJenny

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Originally Posted by dolcekatiana
Im sorry but if Ouija Boards really contacted spirits, ghosts, blah blah whatever, they would not be selling them in children's toy stores. The Ouija Board is a product of Hasbro...the same people who manufacture Monopoly and My Little Pony for crying out loud. It's a TOY and anyone who believes that it is anything more than that is extremely naive. I'm not saying that spirits and ghosts and the like don't exist, but I am saying that a Ouija Board is a crock.

Not all Ouija boards were made my Hasbro.
 

vikitty

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This is true. Before they were called ouija boards, they would simply use cards with letters on them and move something like a glass or other type of planchette.
 

leenybeeny

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I had a really scary experience with one when I was about 11 or 12. Let's just say if I ever meet a man named Ross when I am 34, I need to run like hell, or I may not make it to 35! *shudder*
 

BloodyWellRight

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Those things scare the living crap out of me. It's one of those things I'm DYING to try and experiment with but could never, ever get myself to do it. It's also against my religion but don't get me wrong, I'm not going to knock on anyone that has used it. Another thing I've heard way too many stories that just freak me out. Part of me wants to believe it's just a harmless board game, but then most of me; I just have a weird feeling about it. Same goes with the Bloody Mary game, I know that was bought up a few pages back.

I'm not sure how legit some websites that I've seen are but they are enough to keep me away from it. I'll try to find some really good sites later. Also, during a recent visit to Toys R' Us I was disturbed to find this.

Take a look at the description, and also the suggested age (8-12 years??) Weird.
 

stacylynne

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I will not touch that thing. I have when I was younger & strange thigs has happened which I'm not going to go into.
I'm also very sensitive to thinks like that b/c I don't fear it. I just had very bad exp. w/ the board (I can't even call it by name).

Just remeber, it's a port hole for something to come through. You may be able to call something through but not able to send it back. It also may not be a positive force, it can be very negative, once something negative comes through good luck getting rid of it.

This is not a devil thing either, please. People who are into runes, tarot, witchcraft do not believe in the devil. There is no devil in the craft. The Star that you are refering to (a penticle) are the 5 points which are: Earth, Air, fire, Water & Spirit.

My advise is to not touch the board unless you really know what you are doing & know exaclty how to send something back.
 

AdlersMommy22

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wow this whole ouija board thing is a lot more serious than i thought.. i didnt know it fell in the same realms as tarrot cards and stuff
 

BEA2LS

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Originally Posted by AdlersMommy22
they dont even SELL them anymore.... like unless you go to spencers or something offscale... but you cant find them in a "regular" store to save your life..

that should tell ya something lol.

Im Catholic.. but I believe more than anything that "with God all things are possible."


i saw them at wal mart. no i know there are skeptics out there but i believe they work and will never, ever touch them. ever. i have no experience with them but i fully belive (and for reasons) that there are spirits, etc.
 

k.a.t

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Originally Posted by BloodyWellRight
I'm not sure how legit some websites that I've seen are but they are enough to keep me away from it. I'll try to find some really good sites later. Also, during a recent visit to Toys R' Us I was disturbed to find this.

Take a look at the description, and also the suggested age (8-12 years??) Weird.


wow, that is creepy. Even wrong?
 

BEA2LS

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Originally Posted by k.a.t
wow, that is creepy. Even wrong?

ok, now im curious - my work computer wont let me open the link
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