ouija board

by The-Borg 170 Replies latest jw friends

  • The-Borg
    The-Borg

    Anyone had any experiences Good or Bad. I'm interested in your stories.

  • Chalam
    Chalam

    Hi,

    No personal experiences (my Christian upbringing kept me away from the occult) but I have heard some accounts of those who have tried it. For some, nothing happened but for others supernatural things obviously occurred on playing the "game".

    Coincidently, two teenagers turned up in our church this month. They tried it out with very little faith in it but ended up having an ongoing traumatic experience and much faith in the power of it.

    There are plenty of skeptics and those who can explain it all away. However, have a read for yourself, there are far too many accounts of those who have had dire side effects and consequences from using one. Start here

    Ouija - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    All the best,

    Stephen

  • WTWizard
    WTWizard

    I believe there can be dire consequences, but they are usually either coincidence or a product of their right brain. It is about as likely to create bad effects on its own as dreaming can--messages on the Ouija board come from the same source as dreams.

    I view a Ouija board as an entertainment device only. There is a chance of getting sound advice from it, but there is also the chance of getting misleading advice (the same as with dreaming). I bought one to slap the witlesses in the face, and I have yet to have any demons in it. However, there is one good thing about a Ouija board--if the witlesses come to your door, you can pull out one and pretend that the demons are after them. That ought to drive those cockroaches away, and then you will have gotten your money's worth out of it.

  • The-Borg
    The-Borg

    That's what I've read before. I frequent another board and this subject came up. The overwhelming response was a negative and sometimes traumatic experience. Especially for the unititiated.

    From my own personal experience my plumber tried it with a bunch of his friends when he was a teenager with dire consequences.

    I've never tried it myself and never will. Although I don't really believe in the supernatural this stuff scares the shit out of me.

  • shamus100
    shamus100

    It's a piece of wood with dyed letters on it. Usually quite cheap.

    Contrary to popular belief, you do not have to pray to Jehovah to get it to burn.

  • bluecanary
    bluecanary

    "Traumatic experiences" and "dire consequences" with no details or explanations. I call shenanigans.

  • Chalam
    Chalam

    Did you take the time to read the Wikipedia page link I posted?

    All the best,

    Stephen

  • The-Borg
    The-Borg

    My plumber used the board with 4 of his friends, it told them that 3 of them would die before they were 20. Guess what happened.

  • The Almighty Homer
    The Almighty Homer

    Kids, the piece on the board moves by thought suggestion by the people that have their hands on it........its a game made for kids

  • parakeet
    parakeet

    Listen well to my story, those who believe the ouija is harmless.

    Many years ago, on a dark and stormy night, I consulted the ouija about my future. The horrific result? Nothing whatsoever.

    It's a cardboard game, a toy, people! Some of you sound more like superstitious dubs than informed apostates. What's next -- avoid yard sales? Who knows, maybe the ouija cursed that Tupperware bowl you want to buy.

    Sheesh.

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