[ARCHIVED THREAD] - The Strange Origin of the Ouija Board (Page 2 of 10)
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Quoted: LOL Like spooks need a toy to do shit? Why cant they do it on their own? Why do they need a toy made by humans to do that? Quoted: Quoted: Ouija boards are dangerous. Don't believe the people who scoff at their power. I have known too many people in my life who have had too many negative experiences. There are entities that use it as a conduit into people's lives. Most of the time these encounters result in nothing good. Believe it or not; I don't care. It's not a toy. LOL Like spooks need a toy to do shit? Why cant they do it on their own? Why do they need a toy made by humans to do that? Some folks believe it's the willingness/openness to allow those things to come to a person. The act of using ouija is seen as an invitation to spirits/demons. At least that's what I was taught in a very religious household. |
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They're real alright, made one when i was 19. Friend was saying shit happens and I was like sure dude whatever. So we drew one up and I grabbed a glass from the kitchen. I was a new Christian at the time so I shouldn't of even entertained the thought of playing around with one but thought it was all BS. It got really angry with me when I basically started a type of preaching in the name of Jesus. I forget the last question I asked but it spelled out DEATH YES! and got very cold in the room and a strong sense of evil around us. Yeah that was it for me, burned that board most ricky tick and never sought to do it again. |
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Quoted: If you're willing I know a foundation willing to pay you or ANYBODY the sum of ONE MILLION DOLLARS cash money if they can prove anything supernatural. Anything. The bounty has been there +20 years and plenty have failed. I will go 50/50 with you on the bounty. How do we submit Ruth Bader Ginsburg to said foundation and the fact that she just won't die? We both know that shit ain't natural! 
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Quoted: They're real alright, made one when i was 19. Friend was saying shit happens and I was like sure dude whatever. So we drew one up and I grabbed a glass from the kitchen. I was a new Christian at the time so I shouldn't of even entertained the thought of playing around with one but thought it was all BS. It got really angry with me when I basically started a type of preaching in the name of Jesus. I forget the last question I asked but it spelled out DEATH YES! and got very cold in the room and a strong sense of evil around us. Yeah that was it for me, burned that board most ricky tick and never sought to do it again. Lmao. Sure buddy |
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Quoted: Some folks believe it's the willingness/openness to allow those things to come to a person. The act of using ouija is seen as an invitation to spirits/demons. At least that's what I was taught in a very religious household. I heard that too and am tying to figure out why they need a mortals permission. There is no logic behind it |
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Quoted: The concept of the talking board is ancient. The Greeks, Romans and even earlier Byzantine civilizations had them. Hell, even old Houdini who loved to bust frauds said he knew several people who had gone insane from using them. I think it can open one up to inviting some bad juju into ones life if the actual summoning rituals are used. “Actual summoning rituals”? Holy shit. Post it please, I’d like actually use it. H o l y. Fuck. |
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James Randi; fuck that pedophile faggot. Anyway, a oujia board will work just fine if you want. If you really don't believe in anything beyond a materialist worldview, and want to experience something... ...find your closest abandoned mental asylum, or a cemetery (preferably a newer one without any iron gates). Take a oujia board there at night and give it a shot; report back Speed |
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Quoted: Ouija boards are dangerous. Don't believe the people who scoff at their power. I have known too many people in my life who have had too many negative experiences. There are entities that use it as a conduit into people's lives. Most of the time these encounters result in nothing good. Believe it or not; I don't care. It's not a toy. Even more dangerous if you combine their powers while wearing a hat indoors at the dinner table. Ouija board + hat worn indoors at the dinner table + while wearing flip flops + well done steak = lots of people are going to be dying that night and in a really bad way. 
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Quoted: LOL Like spooks need a toy to do shit? Why cant they do it on their own? Why do they need a toy made by humans to do that? Its not the physical wood and plastic... those are the tools that help bring people into a state of consciousness that opens their souls to spirits. |
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Quoted: Hasbro is the key to the land of the dead. They churn out of a bunch of them made of plastic and cardboard at the factory every day. Everyone knows that. Its more sinister than that. Parker Bros first mass marketing it. Hasbro bought Parker bros. So you have to have a Parker Bros board, not a Hasbro one. The Parker Brothers were Moloch and Baal worshipers and sacrificed children monthly to pay for upkeep of the licence from Satan to keep the boards legit. Hasbro has not carried on the tradition like PB and hence their boards are poser boards. |
 Monty Python Ouija Board |
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Quoted: Its not the physical wood and plastic... those are the tools that help bring people into a state of consciousness that opens their souls to spirits. I always do "ghost tours" when I visit old places and its fun to see folks hype themselves into an experience. |
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you go drinking with your buddies 1 out of 8 will become a alcoholic you play possessed board games 1 out of 5 allows an a demon into your lives. If you have ever had a 1911 you couldn't get to work and you are scared to shoot anything except 9mm glocks this was a result of dark channeling. Invite Christ into your life. |
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Quoted: I heard that too and am tying to figure out why they need a mortals permission. There is no logic behind it Quoted: Quoted: Some folks believe it's the willingness/openness to allow those things to come to a person. The act of using ouija is seen as an invitation to spirits/demons. At least that's what I was taught in a very religious household. I heard that too and am tying to figure out why they need a mortals permission. There is no logic behind it Some Christians believe that they have spiritual protection of God/heaven, but to willingly participate in what interpretations of the Bible would consider sorcery/witchcraft is to basically remove/cast off their heavenly protection since they're doing something they were specifically warned about (I guess like the fruit of the forbidden tree). |
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Quoted: Its more sinister than that. Parker Bros first mass marketing it. Hasbro bought Parker bros. So you have to have a Parker Bros board, not a Hasbro one. The Parker Brothers were Moloch and Baal worshipers and sacrificed children monthly to pay for upkeep of the licence from Satan to keep the boards legit. Hasbro has not carried on the tradition like PB and hence their boards are poser boards. Weak, would a poser board even work? |
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Quoted: This right here is true....I had an experience with one as a young man in a cemetery and I will NEVER touch one again. Ask for spiritual intrusions directly and you'll get your wish. Attached File |
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Quoted: Weak, would a poser board even work? Yes but only lesser daemons. The kind that hide your keys, steal socks from the dryer, those kind. Not the all knowing malicious demons that were backed by childrens blood from a good old Parker Bros board. Parker Bros knew how to satisfy the Dark Ones wallet |
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Quoted: https://getpocket.com/explore/item/the-strange-and-mysterious-history-of-the-ouija-board?utm_source=pocket-newtab Like many evils, Ohio is to blame. In 1886, the fledgling Associated Press reported on a new phenomenon taking over the spiritualists' camps in Ohio, the talking board; it was, for all intents and purposes, a Ouija board, with letters, numbers and a planchette-like device to point to them. The article went far and wide, but it was Charles Kennard of Baltimore, Maryland who acted on it. In 1890, he pulled together a group of four other investorsincluding Elijah Bond, a local attorney, and Col. Washington Bowie, a surveyorto start the Kennard Novelty Company to exclusively make and market these new talking boards. None of the men were spiritualists, really, but they were all of them keen businessmen and they'd identified a niche. How does it work----> Click To View SpoilerI remember playing with one as a small boy with my cousins and I was scared shitless. The "board" said it was the Devil or something and I hightailed it out of there and hid in another room. |
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Quoted: Right. I've heard of James Randi. Things like that tend not to perform on cue. Not saying there aren't frauds, because there are, but the spirit world is real and it does what it wants to, not what we want it to. Supernatural things seem to hate controls. Can we do dowsing next? |
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Quoted: Ouija boards are dangerous. Don't believe the people who scoff at their power. I have known too many people in my life who have had too many negative experiences. There are entities that use it as a conduit into people's lives. Most of the time these encounters result in nothing good. Believe it or not; I don't care. It's not a toy. Quoted: These "scientists" can claim all they want. They're atheist fools with an agenda. Direct human experience tells a different story. Ever hear of the movie The Exorcist? That's based on a true story, which involved a boy becoming possessed after using a Ouija board. Don't allow the things in your house. 
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when I was in fourth grade, at a catholic school, these kids were playing with one. I told them the devil was going to take them to hell for playing with it. I was just fuckin with them. one of the kids took it serious, went home, told his mommy, guess the little shit cried all night, his mom then called the principal. I was in so much damn trouble. even had to go tell the priest what I'd done... I had to pray a whole rosary to get out of trouble for it. that one dude is right, they are trouble
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Quoted: Ouija boards are dangerous. Don't believe the people who scoff at their power. I have known too many people in my life who have had too many negative experiences. There are entities that use it as a conduit into people's lives. Most of the time these encounters result in nothing good. Believe it or not; I don't care. It's not a toy. There is no proof that supernatural entities exist, let alone act as a conduit in any way. These encounters are entirely the product of someone's imagination. Believe it or not, I do care. It is a toy. (It's literally made by Hasbro, it's cardboard and plastic) it's a toy, bro. |
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Quoted: My son was recently freaked out about these. It was remedied by explaining to him the unattainable logistics of stocking every Walmart in the world with a demon in each box lined up 10 deep on the shelf.  |
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Quoted: James Randi; fuck that pedophile faggot. Anyway, a oujia board will work just fine if you want. If you really don't believe in anything beyond a materialist worldview, and want to experience something... ...find your closest abandoned mental asylum, or a cemetery (preferably a newer one without any iron gates). Take a oujia board there at night and give it a shot; report back Speed We should do a dare. 5 Pmags to the one that takes a ouija board to a cemetary, then tries to call up something with insults and taunts? They would have to do it for at least a week to give it a chance to work. |
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Quoted: Ouija boards are dangerous. Don't believe the people who scoff at their power. I have known too many people in my life who have had too many negative experiences. There are entities that use it as a conduit into people's lives. Most of the time these encounters result in nothing good. Believe it or not; I don't care. It's not a toy. |
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Quoted: We should do a dare. 5 Pmags to the one that takes a ouija board to a cemetary, then tries to call up something with insults and taunts? They would have to do it for at least a week to give it a chance to work. 5 pmags is pretty broke dick. Make it an KAC SR25 and I'll be there at sundown. |
