Has anyone used a Ouija board?

Question

If so what was your experience?

Answer 1

When I was kid, I had a friend that got attacked by spirits while playing with it.

He was playing with it with other family members. All of a sudden, his limbs just froze and the blood from his face just drained -- making his face look white. He was totatally frozen and tears started coming from his eyes.

Long story short... Ambulance came... Found nothing wrong with him at the hospital... He kept on getting attacked in his house .....

They called a priest and did an exorcism.

Answer 2

No way are you mad!DO NOT USE A OUIJA BOARD!! You can attract the spirits of potientionally dangerous spirits i dont believe in ghost but i used an ouija board and i want to warn you please dont use 1!

Answer 3

I'm not even gonna try it. For some reason a lot of well known psychics (including Sylvia Brown of the US) have a lot of bad things to say about the board. I've seen Sylvia Brown on the Montel Show several times and she always says that board scares the out of her. She warns people to throw it away, if they have one and if they don't, don't even tough one. I think it's interesting that a lot of people of this ilk (psychics) feel so strongly against it. Makes you wonder, doesn't it?

Answer 4

I work in a ministry called "deliverance" called exorcism in the secular world. Anything that is set up according to satanic principles provides openings for evil spirits depending on the person's lifestyles. By playing with one, the person is violating the provisions of Isaiah 8:19 - "And when they shall say unto you, Seek unto them that have familiar spirits, and unto wizards that peep, and that mutter: should not a people seek unto their God? for the living to the dead?" That creates a definite strike of disobedience. Three strikes create openings for demonic possession. However less than three can result in attacks during sleep:- oppression, mnd--depression, infirmities and addiction. It is considered an accursed thing: Joshua 7:13 - "Up, sanctify the people, and say, Sanctify yourselves against to morrow: for thus saith the LORD God of Israel, There is an accursed thing in the midst of thee, O Israel: thou canst not stand before thine enemies, until ye take away the accursed thing from among you. "

Boaz.

Answer 5

Yes, when I was 15 it told me that I was going to get married at a young age and that I was going to have a son and a daughter and I did, But I've never play again because weid things have happen to close friends.

Answer 6

Yes i have been using one for about two years and nothing bad has happened as long as you don't let the evil spirits in they are trapped on the other side and only the good spirits are being channeled

Answer 7

I used it once. It opened a portal to Hell behind my clothes dresser and let some creatures out into my room. I managed to shoo them back into the burning hellfire abyss with a rolled up newspaper. Haven't touched one since.

Huh, funny, I also quit doing drugs that same day. Weird.

Answer 8

I was going to buy one and a friend told me about an experience she had with hers that scared the daylights out of her!

I won't tell you what to do , but be careful, you never know what you could be inviting into your life playing with spirits.

Answer 9

well, we talked to a homosexual native American from the souix tribe in Minnesota. there were nine homosexuals in the tribe. 23 total. the white man came and killed the homosexual half of the tribe. it was all in the year 1860 or something. we asked him to show us a sign, and we saw nothing where it told us to look(mind you this is at a friends house, unaware of the surroundings, the friend not playing) pointed us to this shelf. we saw nothing, but to later inspection we found these native American statues and such. it was really amazing...

Answer 10

Sure. It's harmless. I can only make the silly thing work with my sister or my mother though. Makes me think it has something to do with brain-waves. For absolute sure though, it is NOT a satanic or evil tool of demons. (Then again, that sort of takes the fun out of it, huh?)