Ouija board experiences?

[tbeltrans]

Never really had much interest in the bible to be honest just think the mind is incredibly powerful and can not help wondering what is making it happen. I just used some scrabble letters and an up turned glass !!!!! For the record I am not a devil worshipper nor am I a Christian. If anything an atheist.

I just mentioned the Bible and what it says on the matter, as a matter of interest for those who might be interested. I am not at all religious, but was raised Catholic as a kid. There is a story behind why we were raised in that faith, but it doesn't really matter here.

Religion can be a touchy thing for many people, so I hope you weren't offended by me mentioning it. That was, and is never, my intention. It seems to me that overall, folks in these forums are open-minded so that mentioning something from a particular belief system doesn't necessarily cause offense.

Tony

 

[izzy]

Scientists have not found any evidence that anyone but the people using the board are moving the planchette. Aren't you glad I left biblical scripture out of this one? Trust me I was tempted but the prognosis is ugly.

Don't mind a bit of biblical scripture so feel free. Also partial to fairy stories as well.

 

[izzy]

I just mentioned the Bible and what it says on the matter, as a matter of interest for those who might be interested. I am not at all religious, but was raised Catholic as a kid. There is a story behind why we were raised in that faith, but it doesn't really matter here.

Religion can be a touchy thing for many people, so I hope you weren't offended by me mentioning it. That was, and is never, my intention. It seems to me that overall, folks in these forums are open-minded so that mentioning something from a particular belief system doesn't necessarily cause offense.

Tony

No offence taken Tony. I am open minded hence the reason I am happy to explore the phenomenon of ouija boards

 

[tbeltrans]

No offence taken Tony. I am open minded hence the reason I am happy to explore the phenomenon of ouija boards

I consider myself an agnostic. In other words (not to tell you what that means, since you already know, but what it means to me), I don't know what I don't know, and the more I learn, the more I realize that there is so much more than meets the eye. Therefore, I can't make the claim that a thing is or isn't true if I can't prove it either way. When it comes to belief systems, I figure it is anybody's guess and whatever a person is comfortable with is their business. So when a discussion like we have here comes along, I can enjoy it from that standpoint that just maybe there is something to it, but then again, maybe not. I prefer to give people the benefit of the doubt rather than writing them off simply because I have not had the same experience or because somebody else says it can't be true. I think there is a big difference between remaining open and curious, and being gullible. I hope I am the former.

Tony