Ouija board experiences?

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Did any of you ever use a ouija board in the past? If so, what did it tell you? Was it creepy in any way? They used to sell ouija boards in the kid's toy section of stores so nobody believed they were contacting the devil or anything. I'm curious how many have had experiences with the ouija board and what those experiences were like and I will tell why at the end of this thread.
 

Have had strange occurrences with the ouija board in the past - as an adult. One time, had a male friend try it, and he got so frightened he ended up sending it across the floor. That was the last time we touched it.
 

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What a walk down memory lane this thread topic is!

Had some cousins that had a Ouiji Board, but we weren't allowed to play with it, neither were my cousins, due to a frightening experience dear aunt and uncle had with it, so when us kids would get-together, we'd busy ourselves in the rumpus room and when all was clear, we'd sneak the board out and mess with it.

Never had any spooky experiences related to. Wouldn't touch one today for anything. Wouldn't even allow one in the house.
 
Yes when we were kids.
4 of us siblings were playing with the ouija board one day while our parents were out, I was never sure if anyone was moving the glass, but they all swore they weren't.. and I remember the glass flying off the board across the room and under the sideboard... It scared the wits out of all of us and we never touched it again.
 
You people really believe this crap ??

You otherwise reasonably sensible people ? You people that just love to rag on the ignorance of others, when it comes to many other subjects?

Again, it's a 'spooky-creepy' game for children ! Do y'all still believe in the tooth fairy ? Santa Claus ?
 
Okay. When I was a kid back in the 1960's I got a ouija board. My best friend and I played with it alot and asked it questions like what is the name of the man I will marry? Etc. We also asked the ouija how old we would be when we died. The planchette pointed to the numbers of age at the time of my death and I was shocked that it was a youngish age cuz even at that time, it seemed too young to die to me. Both my gradnmothers were older than the age it gave me for my death. The date is fast approaching, in fact.

I never thought about it much except when I would remember my old friend and how silly we were. I just lived my life like everybody else.

Enter March 2020. I've suddenly lost so much since then. I'm already more dead than alive. It's unbelievable how negative things turned so quickly. Now I think about my death every day and what the ouija board predicted. I can't get it out of my head. There are so many people I never see anymore whose company I enjoyed so, and I never got to say goodbye to them. It's all just so sad.

So that's why I wanted to know everyone's experience with the ouija. Thanks for being a part of this study.
 
When I was stationed on Okinawa in 1970, I found myself at a party of mixed Americans and Okinawans when someone pulled out a ouija board. At first, only a few Americans played with it, but it was not long before the bi-lingual Okinawans got into it, and they really got into it. Asking questions in Japanese and getting their answers back in English. It was a real hoot to watch, .... and a few beers seems to liven it up even more.
 
I gave up all manner of superstitious nonsense by the time I started junior high school.

To my knowledge, there is absolutely no evidence of paranormal anything. If I am wrong, I would very much appreciate some references that I can read. But please, I don't want personal anecdotes. I want properly designed, properly conducted, peer reviewed scientific studies.
 
Some friends and I used to use one from time to time. I forget which friends. Anyway I also did the "When will I die?" question and got an an answer for some date in April when I was 46.

I'm in my 60's now. 'Nuf said.
 
Yup.. I used a Ouija board. I got heavily into that stuff. It's easy to get mixed up in the Occult. You all forget about Shirly McClain. She was an Occultist. Then there's people like Edgar Cayce. The Occult is alive and well. Once you "believe" one aspect of occultism, it's easy to flow into other areas. I know. When you think you have powers like ESP, it's a rush, but then reality strikes, and it's obvious you are self deluded. Now, I'm an atheist, so go figure.
 
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I had one as a teenager and even took it off to college with me. I don't remember anything scary about it; we usually managed to make it tell us what we wanted to hear.
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Yeah, I remember that too. ... seemed like we used it to get it to say what we wanted. If it didn't, then we put it away.:ROFLMAO:
 
My parents had a ouija board. Other couples were often and four people would
use the ouija board for a while. Some believed in it, some didn't. I tried it on a
couple of occasions. Never worked for me. But it was a source of conversation
and for a while often used around my place in my parents home. I recall some
were afraid of it but I know of nothing dreadful that occured during those years.
 
My first ouija experience was at a Christmas party, I think '68 or '69. There was a board and we decided to contact Jesus and wish him a Happy Birthday. Me & my best friend's husband took our turn. I will say there were recreational substances about & everyone was pretty high. Anyway, I knew I was not pushing the planchette and I sure didn't think Robi was either. Something came through, claiming to be my father's grandmother, his favorite relative. She warned me my dad would, in six months, be deathly ill, but that he would recover. As some of you may know, I'm the emotional type and I became hysterical. To calm me down, Robi claimed to move the planchette. A few minutes later I overheard him telling a friend that NO, he did Not move the planchette and couldn't understand how it moved as our fingers hovered, but did not touch the thing. And of course, six months later my dad was near death from bleeding ulcers and my mother demanded of the hospital head doctor that he'd better not waste time and be quick. My mom saved his life. The End.

ps, we could not locate Jesus.
 
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