The Truth about Ouija Boards

[AvengingxAngel]

As far as I know it usually can be explained by the ideometer effect.

[Priestess]

(09-19-2009 05:20 PM)Bracket Wrote:  Hey guys. I just had an article published on TGT about the questionability of Ouija boards.



What do you think?

I don't like the article. I am NOT delusional. Let me explain it to you this way, I have had to seek out master conjurer’s for certain spirits and had to get some for the protection of my family. I now have or will soon have 6 bound Djinn spirits for protection. Now you tell me i’m still delusional when I’ve had to seek out master conjurer’s and get some of their bound Djinn for protection. I have other spirits as well for protection and will soon be getting some other types of spirits to further the protection.

Hate to tell you but it can NOT all be explained by the ideometer effect. Especially when the planchette MOVED BY ITS SELF.

[celticflame]

Priestess, Dont worry about what others think they have experienced or read about. They said Christopher Columbus and many great scientists were delusional. Now we know they weren't and their contributions to the human race have been proven long after they are gone and were condemned by their contemporaries.

We have a LONG way to go in our current human state to be able to understand the spiritual world. Reasonable people are unlikely to make unreasonable accomplishments and discoveries.

Saying you dont believe in it, that you dont get it, or it doesn't work for me are all acceptable. Saying to someone who has used the boards and has had success with them is delusional is simply an argumentative statement. I say "dont feed the trolls."

Coincidence is Gods way of remaining anonymous.

[Bracket]

Priestess

All i'm doing is bringing up the questionability of the ouija board, since it's origins are questionable and practically everything "known" about it is infact false. How can it be trusted then? Would you blindly believe a psychic who has a history of questionable outcomes and fraud?

[GhostsandMore]

(04-16-2010 06:35 PM)Bracket Wrote:  Priestess

All i'm doing is bringing up the questionability of the ouija board, since it's origins are questionable and practically everything "known" about it is infact false. How can it be trusted then? Would you blindly believe a psychic who has a history of questionable outcomes and fraud?

It is a very interesting article and does cover a lot of some of the doubts I do have.

I have had a negative experience with a board - and some of the information it has provided us was very accurate about the area in which my team hadn't previously known about.

However, there are times when I do think someone is influencing the glass or not being too truthful. I think it is worth taking the information provided with a pinch of salt and not being stupid with them. as for the activities occurring after it's use (which I have also experienced directly) I cannot say that this is just down to the mind.

But great article though!