is ouija board real?

i want to talk to a ghost/spirit/demon. does it really work, have anyone try it before. i've check youtube of people using ouija boards, but it looks so fake

It only works if you offer a sacrifice beforehand.

I suggest small woodland animals.

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i want to talk to a ghost/spirit/demon. does it really work, have anyone try it before. i've check youtube of people using ouija boards, but it looks so fake

narutosup

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markinthedark

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Just say Beetlejuice 3 times

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i want to talk to a ghost/spirit/demon. does it really work, have anyone try it before. i've check youtube of people using ouija boards, but it looks so fake

yellonet

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i want to talk to a ghost/spirit/demon. does it really work, have anyone try it before. i've check youtube of people using ouija boards, but it looks so fake

yellonet

It's a mass-produced board made by Hasbro that sells at Wal-Mart for $20. I'm amazed that people actually believe it "works".

It's as real as a Jumanji Board.

Its fake, I tried it as a child.

Now it gathers dust somewhere in our house.

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narutosup

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fl4tlined

[QUOTE="fl4tlined"][QUOTE="narutosup"] that's from a tv show. they might be lying about ouija board not workingrcafan

The name of the show is BS... thats how every episode starts... then they get to the evidence.

I dabbled in the "supernatural" some people will say its in your head, which can sometimes be the case, some will say its isnt real. If you want to use a board you need to go into a "trance". It takes training to force yourself into that state of mind. The reason you need to go into that state is from keeping the mind from interfering and "tricking" you, which is where people say its all in your head. if your lucky or unlucky something might happen ;)

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i want to talk to a ghost/spirit/demon. does it really work, have anyone try it before. i've check youtube of people using ouija boards, but it looks so fake

rcafan

I'd like to 'experience' a ghost. But I don't believe in them.

The design studio I work at is situated in an old mansion, someone has hanged himself in the coach house in the late 70's. The coach house is now our lunch room and it's connected to the room I work in. Neither me or my 25 colleagues have ever experienced something weird in that room (or any other room in the house). On several occasions I've worked there alone at night, I thought it would be funny if something happened then, but it never did. And since there's no shred of evidence that ghosts or spirits actually do exist, my rational mind tells me to not believe in those. I can't help it, no proof, then sorry, I'm not buying it.

And I also think it's suspicious that it always seem to be spiritual or religious people that are being haunted by ghosts. Perhaps it has something to do with the mind being tricked very easily?!

p.s. it doesn't make sense to prove something doesn't exist. Just like I'm not going to prove that there's no flying space flower, made out of plasma, that grows in the 5th dimension.

[QUOTE="rcafan"][QUOTE="yellonet"]Ehh... ghost/spirit/demon most likely do not exist. If they did there would be some hard evidence, not just belief, rumor and speculation.

TheFlush

I'd like to 'experience' a ghost. But I don't believe in them.

The design studio I work at is situated in an old mansion, someone has hanged himself in the coach house in the late 70's. The coach house is now our lunch room and it's connected to the room I work in. Neither me or my 25 colleagues have ever experienced something weird in that room (or any other room in the house). On several occasions I've worked there alone at night, I thought it would be funny if something happened then, but it never did. And since there's no shred of evidence that ghosts or spirits actually do exist, my rational mind tells me to not believe in those. I can't help it, no proof, then sorry, I'm not buying it.

And I also think it's suspicious that it always seem to be spiritual or religious people that are being haunted by ghosts. Perhaps it has something to do with the mind being tricked very easily?!

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i want to talk to a ghost/spirit/demon. does it really work, have anyone try it before. i've check youtube of people using ouija boards, but it looks so fake

rcafan

And that's the key to the minds of easily influenced people - suggest some abstract imperceptible explanation to some phenomenon, if it can't be easily disproven it must be true, right?

If I believe that everything and everyone is merely a figment of my imagination you will not be able to disprove my belief - but that doesn't really make it true does it?

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[QUOTE="rcafan"] you have no hard evidence to discredit them and this been many things not being able to explain so don't sit there and look for proof when you don't have counter proof. ghost are real like it or not.Deadbeatcobra

I'd like to 'experience' a ghost. But I don't believe in them.

The design studio I work at is situated in an old mansion, someone has hanged himself in the coach house in the late 70's. The coach house is now our lunch room and it's connected to the room I work in. Neither me or my 25 colleagues have ever experienced something weird in that room (or any other room in the house). On several occasions I've worked there alone at night, I thought it would be funny if something happened then, but it never did. And since there's no shred of evidence that ghosts or spirits actually do exist, my rational mind tells me to not believe in those. I can't help it, no proof, then sorry, I'm not buying it.

And I also think it's suspicious that it always seem to be spiritual or religious people that are being haunted by ghosts. Perhaps it has something to do with the mind being tricked very easily?!

you realize there are tons of cash prizes out there available to anyone that can demonstrate supernatural powers. There are literally millions of dollars just waiting to be claimed if anyone can display these abilities in a controlled scientific environment.

Nobody has ever been able to do so. Everyone that tried, failed.

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I'd like to 'experience' a ghost. But I don't believe in them.

The design studio I work at is situated in an old mansion, someone has hanged himself in the coach house in the late 70's. The coach house is now our lunch room and it's connected to the room I work in. Neither me or my 25 colleagues have ever experienced something weird in that room (or any other room in the house). On several occasions I've worked there alone at night, I thought it would be funny if something happened then, but it never did. And since there's no shred of evidence that ghosts or spirits actually do exist, my rational mind tells me to not believe in those. I can't help it, no proof, then sorry, I'm not buying it.

And I also think it's suspicious that it always seem to be spiritual or religious people that are being haunted by ghosts. Perhaps it has something to do with the mind being tricked very easily?!

markinthedark

you realize there are tons of cash prizes out there available to anyone that can demonstrate supernatural powers. There are literally millions of dollars just waiting to be claimed if anyone can display these abilities in a controlled scientific environment.

Nobody has ever been able to do so. Everyone that tried, failed.

i use to think like that, but from my experience some people are more "sensitive" to the supernatural than others, if you think about it people who have expireinced something like would turn to religion dont you agree ?

Deadbeatcobra

I can understand why people would turn to religion, but to me that's not a logical choice.

There is no evidence of anything supernatural. So people being 'more sensitive to the supernatural' could also mean being more sensitive to brain trickery, imagining thing, misinterpreting signals. I suffer from migraine and I have experienced sleep paralysis when I was about 17 years old, it was a very frightening experience. I couldn't move my body and I saw a shadowy figure standing next to my bed. It felt incredibly real, but it was all a hallucination (one that I don't want to experience again).

I also have eaten mushrooms once (I wouldn't advise doing that, I didn't like the experience) and I saw things that weren't there. Everything with a structure, like the rug on the floor seemed to crawl and move. Your mind can fool you, whether by chemicals or a misinterpretation of the signals. The fact that it feels real and you see and hear things doesn't mean it's reality.

Yes, no, maybe. Don't get involved with that kind of stuff anyway, you'll most likely regret it. :?

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[QUOTE="Deadbeatcobra"] i use to think like that, but from my experience some people are more "sensitive" to the supernatural than others, if you think about it people who have expireinced something like would turn to religion dont you agree ?

Deadbeatcobra

you realize there are tons of cash prizes out there available to anyone that can demonstrate supernatural powers. There are literally millions of dollars just waiting to be claimed if anyone can display these abilities in a controlled scientific environment.

Nobody has ever been able to do so. Everyone that tried, failed.

contacting the dead, psychic abilities... really anything.

http://www.skepdic.com/randi.html

[QUOTE="narutosup"] how do you know their evil?Deihjan

It's all about what you truly believe, as with pretty much everything, but the lines are more vague. If you are afraid to use a ouija board then don't use it.

[QUOTE="Deadbeatcobra"]i use to think like that, but from my experience some people are more "sensitive" to the supernatural than others, if you think about it people who have expireinced something like would turn to religion dont you agree ?

TheFlush

I can understand why people would turn to religion, but to me that's not a logical choice.

There is no evidence of anything supernatural. So people being 'more sensitive to the supernatural' could also mean being more sensitive to brain trickery, imagining thing, misinterpreting signals. I suffer from migraine and I have experienced sleep paralysis when I was about 17 years old, it was a very frightening experience. I couldn't move my body and I saw a shadowy figure standing next to my bed. It felt incredibly real, but it was all a hallucination (one that I don't want to experience again).

I also have eaten mushrooms once (I wouldn't advise doing that, I didn't like the experience) and I saw things that weren't there. Everything with a structure, like the rug on the floor seemed to crawl and move. Your mind can fool you, whether by chemicals or a misinterpretation of the signals. The fact that it feels real and you see and hear things doesn't mean it's reality.

one wont be a true believer intil a cup suddenly goes flying off the table into the wall. xD

to the shroom comment "cocaince is a hell of a drug" lol

[QUOTE="Deihjan"][QUOTE="narutosup"] how do you know their evil?SkyWard20

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[QUOTE="Deihjan"] When you aren't trained, or merely curious, the more cruel spirits tend to come forth. They feed on your naivety and ignorance. You might end up with a succubus on your hands, and despite it being a sex demon, it's not a fun experience.Deihjan

Yes they are real. I talked to Captain Howdy daily.

My mom and her friends did it one time, it didn't end well for them.

Also, some of my friends did it one time, somethings turned out to be true, others didn't.

I won't ever touch one, more bad things come of it than anything.