Anonymous
Post 06/05/2017 15:19     Subject: Re:how to tell kids not to play with a Oujia board
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
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!


What? Dying to know the simple, effective techniques she needs to learn.


I will enlighten you. DP. I am an avid Supernatural fan, and clearly your have to wear or have a tattoo of a certain symbol, plus it looks really hot on Sam and Dean, so that's a bonus. Then you must have a lot of salt on hand, and make sure that you are in the circle protected by salt. You know, ghosts can't cross a salt barrier, then you must have a lot of holly water on hand, added bonus, Dean looks hot when you throw water on him and he is all wet. Hence, before you know it Oujia board become a water fight, and since they are teens, best to be in bikinis and swimming shorts as who wants to get their clothes wet?


Hey, thanks!
Anonymous
Post 06/05/2017 13:35     Subject: how to tell kids not to play with a Oujia board
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Are they playing strip Ouiji? Otherwise no worries.


Strip Ouija.


Sounds intriguing! How do you play??
Anonymous
Post 06/05/2017 13:27     Subject: how to tell kids not to play with a Oujia board
Anonymous wrote:This is a NP. It's sounds like most of the people on this board are not taking this seriously. You're all very lucky that nothing terrifying has every happened that you couldn't explain.

However, if there's anyone who is planning to use a board there are a few simple rules that you should follow in order to have a good experience.

1. Always use the board with at least one other person - never alone. 2. Always approach the board is a positive mood. 3. ALWAYS close each session by moving the planchette to 'Goodbye.' Never leave the portal open.


Give us an example of a spooky/terrifying story involving improper use of a Oujia board - if you have one to share. Would love to hear it!

Anonymous
Post 06/05/2017 13:14     Subject: how to tell kids not to play with a Oujia board
This is a NP. It's sounds like most of the people on this board are not taking this seriously. You're all very lucky that nothing terrifying has every happened that you couldn't explain.

However, if there's anyone who is planning to use a board there are a few simple rules that you should follow in order to have a good experience.

1. Always use the board with at least one other person - never alone. 2. Always approach the board is a positive mood. 3. ALWAYS close each session by moving the planchette to 'Goodbye.' Never leave the portal open.
Anonymous
Post 06/05/2017 13:10     Subject: Re:how to tell kids not to play with a Oujia board
Anonymous wrote:
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!


What? Dying to know the simple, effective techniques she needs to learn.


I will enlighten you. DP. I am an avid Supernatural fan, and clearly your have to wear or have a tattoo of a certain symbol, plus it looks really hot on Sam and Dean, so that's a bonus. Then you must have a lot of salt on hand, and make sure that you are in the circle protected by salt. You know, ghosts can't cross a salt barrier, then you must have a lot of holly water on hand, added bonus, Dean looks hot when you throw water on him and he is all wet. Hence, before you know it Oujia board become a water fight, and since they are teens, best to be in bikinis and swimming shorts as who wants to get their clothes wet?
Anonymous
Post 06/05/2017 13:04     Subject: how to tell kids not to play with a Oujia board
Show them the episode of Supernatural where kids played with Oujia board. It didn't end well! Otherwise, try to relax.
Anonymous
Post 06/05/2017 12:39     Subject: Re:how to tell kids not to play with a Oujia board
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!


What? Dying to know the simple, effective techniques she needs to learn.
Anonymous
Post 06/05/2017 11:08     Subject: how to tell kids not to play with a Oujia board
I remember playing with my aunt's ouija board when I was 8.
Anonymous
Post 06/05/2017 07:43     Subject: how to tell kids not to play with a Oujia board
When I was a teenager, my friends and I made a ouija board out of strips of paper and used a wine glass as a planchette. It "worked". Of course I can't say for sure one of us wasn't moving it. Come to think of it, we each only placed one finger on the glass....The last time we used it, the light bulb in my lamp (coincidentally) went out after we asked when one of us was going to die. Scared us senseless!
Anonymous
Post 06/05/2017 07:36     Subject: how to tell kids not to play with a Oujia board
I can't believe the weird stories posted here. When I was a kid my father and I played with a oujia board all the time. It was never scary. It mostly just cracked jokes and insulted people. It referred to itself as "Baby Charles."
Anonymous
Post 06/05/2017 06:15     Subject: how to tell kids not to play with a Oujia board
I think that if you take the whole thing too seriously then you could be playing with fire. If you are purposefully making an effort to contact spirits...especially if there is already a negative, brooding energy in the room.

But it doesn't take something specific like a Oujia board to bring on trouble. A Oujia board is just packaged cardboard and plastic.

Anonymous
Post 06/05/2017 06:06     Subject: how to tell kids not to play with a Oujia board
I'm serious. I don't fux with spirits. Can't believe some people are so cavalier.
Anonymous
Post 06/05/2017 06:02     Subject: how to tell kids not to play with a Oujia board
I can't tell if everyone's joking or if some people are actually serious.
Anonymous
Post 06/05/2017 02:54     Subject: how to tell kids not to play with a Oujia board
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Have people here really never read any real stories about peoples Ouija experiences?


Of course we have!

I heard it straight from my sister's, uncles, postman's, dog & I believe him, he wouldn't lie to me... bark!


Bahahahaha!
Anonymous
Post 06/05/2017 00:44     Subject: how to tell kids not to play with a Oujia board
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I was raised a hard-core fundamentalist school, home and church. They told us supernatural things were of the devil. My teacher even commented once that she saw Satan in Stephen King's eyes. Supernatural is nothing more than a good TV show. Here in the real world, oujia board are right up there with superstitions and talking donkeys. After 18 years of brainwashing, I'm really quite over the idea of anything outside the tangible.


Wait... what?


Numbers 22:28

Synopsis: Balaam was avoiding God while he rode on his donkey. God gave the donkey a voice to speak to him.


It's Catholic school - I'm telling you.