how to tell kids not to play with a Oujia board

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Oujia Board itself isn't the concern. It's just cardboard and plastic. There is nothing special about it. However, messing around with spirits can bring experiences that are unsettling to those without training. People who are open to the spirit world use techniques to protect themselves and others from negative entities. It's not like they will physically harm your daughter, OP. She just may find that by opening herself to communication, she brings forth negative energy that she isn't prepared to deal with.

If she insists on screwing around with a Oujia Board, have her learn ways to protect herself and others in the room. The techniques are very simple and very effective.

Please tell us the simple, effective techniques she needs to learn to protect herself! Please!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:MY DD is 18 years old and she said she played with the Oujia at her friends how.... What will you do?

Tell her not to mess with that stuff.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:MY DD is 18 years old and she said she played with the Oujia at her friends how.... What will you do?

Tell her not to mess with that stuff.

What stuff? Mass produced board games? Not even Monopoly? What about Scrabble?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It starts innocently enough with pinky lifting your friends, moves onto Oujia board then she will be spinning her head around and telling at you "Eat Me." Everyone knows how this happens. Especially Mattel.

And next thing you know, they're tinkering with the Magic 8 Ball......and it all goes downhill from there.

Enjoy your child while she's still human.

[Anonymous]

When I was in high school, we asked the Oujia board when we were going to die.

That day came and went and I'm still here. So if the Oujia spirits are still out there, they need to do more with quality control. 20 years later and I'm still not dead.

Seriously, it is a board game made with card board and plastic. The "answers" it gives are totally done by the people playing. And the answers people want of the Oujia board are not ones we have access to IRL. We're looking for answers to questions we can't otherwise know. It is not evil nor a portal to hell.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:You can't seriously be concerned about this.

Oh, please. This is a fake post.

My DD's ultra catholic school actually told them in religion class that Ouji boards are evil. No lie.

More or less evil than birth control? Like mortal sin evil?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
I tend to agree this. I know a certain Christian boarding school where the kids used the Oujia boards for occult stuff with some bad outcomes.

There are frequently bad outcomes from attending Christian boarding schools, so how could you tell it was the Oujia board?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When I was in high school, we asked the Oujia board when we were going to die.

That day came and went and I'm still here. So if the Oujia spirits are still out there, they need to do more with quality control. 20 years later and I'm still not dead.

Seriously, it is a board game made with card board and plastic. The "answers" it gives are totally done by the people playing. And the answers people want of the Oujia board are not ones we have access to IRL. We're looking for answers to questions we can't otherwise know. It is not evil nor a portal to hell.

I dunno. It predicted that I would have two kids, and guess what? I have TWO KIDS? Shocking, right?

[Anonymous]

This board is full of people who do not believe in the supernatural. So it's not a good crowd for your question, op.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Oujia Board itself isn't the concern. It's just cardboard and plastic. There is nothing special about it. However, messing around with spirits can bring experiences that are unsettling to those without training. People who are open to the spirit world use techniques to protect themselves and others from negative entities. It's not like they will physically harm your daughter, OP. She just may find that by opening herself to communication, she brings forth negative energy that she isn't prepared to deal with.

If she insists on screwing around with a Oujia Board, have her learn ways to protect herself and others in the room. The techniques are very simple and very effective.

Please tell us the simple, effective techniques she needs to learn to protect herself! Please!

I also want to know, and not in a sarcastic/ironic way.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This board is full of people who do not believe in the supernatural. So it's not a good crowd for your question, op.

I believe in the supernatural. I do not think that a packaged board game holds any power though. I've known lot of people to play with a Oujia board. We are all still around...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This board is full of people who do not believe in the supernatural. So it's not a good crowd for your question, op.

+1. I think it's sad. I'm so glad I'm open. I think not believing in the spirit world must be like living in a black and white world and never seeing colors.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Are they playing strip Ouiji? Otherwise no worries.

Strip Ouija.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Oujia Board itself isn't the concern. It's just cardboard and plastic. There is nothing special about it. However, messing around with spirits can bring experiences that are unsettling to those without training. People who are open to the spirit world use techniques to protect themselves and others from negative entities. It's not like they will physically harm your daughter, OP. She just may find that by opening herself to communication, she brings forth negative energy that she isn't prepared to deal with.

If she insists on screwing around with a Oujia Board, have her learn ways to protect herself and others in the room. The techniques are very simple and very effective.

+1

Great post.

[Anonymous]

Have people here really never read any real stories about peoples Ouija experiences?