Have you tried the Ouija board / or heard story of it

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I have seen it once in my lifetime but wasn’t game enough to touch it.

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I wouldn’t want to use one ever. I don’t want to be haunted or harassed by a demon or evil spirit.

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Ever thought of someone in the family tree played it and schizophrenia was part of it.

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I have seen them on storage wars, would be cool to have one, but doubt it would work

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You know, first time I’ve seen it, the place/house was strange, it had a lot of cat.

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I used to use the Ouija board all the time.
I was very sick back then.
My delusions were over the top.

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I imagine how hard it was for you being delusional with the game and with the schiz symptom, must be very scary.

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I used to do a similar form of divination. I would take a handful of scrabble tiles and “throw the letters” onto the table and arrange them face up and read whatever it said. The weirdest things happened. Not long after my uncle who lived across the street died, I was throwing the letters and got LETS GO QE. Q in Hebrew is koph. I interpreted this as “lets go coffee”. I was blown away, so I did it again and it read ILBY. I interpreted this as “I’ll buy”. My uncle was always inviting me to the Highway 6 cafe for coffee at his expense before he died. I don’t have the explanation for this. It may have been a psychological trick on myself, or maybe not. This stuff turns on you, just like the warnings I’d heard from mystics and occultists. It seemed to me the harder I tried to get it to do what I wanted, the more deceptive it was. Be very careful with this type of thing.

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I think the Ouiji is best avoided.

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I have a cute glow in the dark Ouija board. I would say that only people who understand magic should use them.

You have to be extremely polite, know if you’re being manipulated, close the board and cleanse it after each use.

Most of all don’t treat it like it’s a game. That generally makes spirits spiteful, and that’s when people get hurt. (Or at least, scared so much they refuse to touch one again)

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I don’t believe in any of that ■■■■

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That’s okay. Probably means you’ve never had any paranormal experiences. Maybe you’re one of those people who have to ‘see it to believe it’

Anyways, I don’t expect a lot of people to understand. However I feel that believing in magic in turn makes my life seem more magical. It makes me feel protected. One of the many reasons why I’m drawn to it.

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I’d like to use a Ouija board again. They aren’t scary at all. Just be respectful and you’re good.

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Respectful of what exactly

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You can’t be like ‘oh ■■■■■■ you’re a pussy show yourself’ or other rude things. Manners go a long way. Nobody appreciates swearing.

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Spirits. Just treat them nice.

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I doubt that a piece of wood can talk to spiritș, maybe priests can or shamans… Ouja stinks to me

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I’m too chicken to try it. Things of that nature really scare me.

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I always think of that scene in the Exorcist where Reagan is playing with the Ouija board with “captain howdy” and her mom tries to play and Reagan said "captain howdy says he doesn’t want to play with you.

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I was going to buy one so we can play on my Halloween party but we decided against it because people who were coming to our party are not very open-minded.

We thought maybe they’d be afraid.

I am personally skeptical about this stuff. I used to be spiritual before psychosis but afterwards, I go NOWHERE near religion, spirituality or anything similar other. I don’t think about it to consider that it might exist or not. I mean after all of us having the Jesus delusion, you realize it’s all delusional myths.

I believe in love and kindness only.