Has anyone here played on Ouija board?

Question

Or used the alphabet round a table with a wine glass in the middle to call up spirits?

Answer 1

my mom has. she used to be in to it. She said they made or bought one, i dont know. anyway... she played with it for a while and strange things started to happen. like lights turning on and off. doors opening. and a glass flew across the room. ( i dont know about you but im one of those see it to believe it people) she tried to get rid of it. throwing it away was their first option. so into the trash it went. a day later they found it in a closet. a little freaked out she threw it away again. a week later it hadnt shown up. my grandfather went into the attic and found it. my mom then did some research on it. people have had similar experiances. the only way to get rid of the board is by burning it. I advise evryone to stay away from them. it is a force not to be dealt with.

Answer 2

A lot of rubbish for gullible idiots, try something sensible

Answer 3

Parker Brothers did not invent the Ouija Board. It had already been around for awhile when it was bought by Parker Brothers in 1966 and turned into a commercial success as a board game. Its beginnings lie in the distant past when an earlier version (a tripod device) was used in the ancient ways of Babylon and Greece to contact departed spirits. The tripod became the pointer now used with the Board, which is printed with the alphabet, the numbers 1-9, a 0 (zero), and the words 'Goodbye', 'Yes', and 'No'. There are other boards like this with different names, but with the same history and purpose. The modern version of this game was developed by a man named Planchette, a spiritualist (someone who contacts the dead as part of their religion). The Board was further transformed around the turn of the century under the direction and ownership of two men, Elijah J. Bond and William Fuld. Fuld’s name can be seen on the Ouija Board today. The name Ouija is a combination of the French and German words for 'yes': Oui and Ja. According to Bond and Fuld, the Board suggested its own name. The primary purpose of the board is and always has been to contact disembodied spirits. Contacting the dead is called necromancy, and contacting spirits is spiritism, both strongly condemned by God (Deut. 18:9-12; Lev. 19:31, 20:6; I Sam 28, II Kings 21:6; Is. 8:19, 19:3-4). The Board’s translated name, 'yes, yes', is an ingenious and subtle way to invite spirit contact. Dead people cannot hang around after death; you cannot communicate with a dead person. The practices and techniques of contacting the dead and contacting spirits are used widely in the occult. Although the pointer is often moved intentionally or subconsciously by the players, you are putting yourself in a vulnerable position when using the Board. By 'playing' this 'game', you are showing an interest in spirit contact. If contact is made, it is demons (evil spirits, fallen angels), not the dead, who are responding. If Satan can disguise himself as "an angel of light" (2 Cor. 11:14), then it is not improbable that fallen angels can disguise themselves as the dead. The Ouija Board is not harmless just because it is marketed as a game. Satan, the master of deception and seduction, is good at twisting the truth into lies (Gen. 3:1-6; Jn. 8:44). Satan likes disguises and his lies are often disguised as games. The next time you are tempted to play the Ouija Board as a game, look beyond its disguise and see it for what it really is. Think about this: Just what or who are you trying to contact? God tells us to seek Him instead of the dead (Is. 8:19), and Christ "lives forever to plead with God" on behalf of those who believe Him (Heb. 7:25b). Who wants the Ouija Board when you can know the One Who has "complete authority in heaven and on earth!" (Matt.28:18). If you are wondering about Christ, think on His words in John 5:23b-24, "He who does not honor the Son does not honor the Father , who sent him. I tell you the truth, whoever hears my word and believes him who sent me has eternal life and will not be condemned; he has crossed over from death to life."

Answer 4

Yes and if it didn't answer the way I wanted it to, I would just do it over again and get the answer I wanted.  Don't waste your money.

Answer 5

Yea, but I'm pretty sure my brother was moving it.

Answer 6

Those things don't work, someone always moves the marker with their own hand. Complete bullshi_. Save your money and buy a game of Life or something else.

Answer 7

No way, I am not exactly superstitious, but that is one thing I will not mess with.

Answer 8

I have used a Quija board - but I can't ever tell who's making it move!

Answer 9

I used to have one. It was wicked fun! My friend's mother had this seriously old one she and her siblings made that may more fun to play with, the oldness of it made it better. Good times scaring the jeepers out of eachother.