Ouija Board

Ouija Spirit Possession The possession pages discusses the effects of possession from my personal experience. These pages include what happens after a spirit is contacted: The behavior of spirits; the effects of spirit channeling; the difference between the spirit possession and the diseases classified by medical science. Important Message of Warning The act of touching the planchette of the Ouiji Board is a possible invitation to spirit possession. The more a involved a person becomes by spending time and effort in communicating the spirit the more chance of possession. If a person is spiritually sensitive, they can be affected by a spirit influence by being in the same room while an Ouija Board is being worked. Ouija History The basic concept of the Ouija Board dates back to Pythagoras in 540 BCE. He would interpret messages from the spirit world with his student Phlolaus*2The Apocrypha The concept of the refined Ouija Board was invented in 1853 by French spiritualist, M. Planchette. The Ouija Board was a large piece of paper and the wedge was heartshaped with two wheels on each end. The third end had a pencil attached. Then people one or more people would place their fingers on it and the wedge would move and draw pictures or form words. The modern Ouija Board is now a board with number and letters. The modern board was invented around 1892 by Elija J Bond and William Fuld in Baltimore The wedge or planchette can changed to plastic. All rights to the Ouija Board were purchased by Parker Brother in 1966. The Ouija Board sales has been second only to Monopoly. (P168-169, Spirit Guides & Angels, Richard Wesbster) The game is used by many to channel the spirits that speak their messages by spelling out messages on the board of arranged numbers and letters. If you Wanna Play Online Ouija Click here COMMUNICATING WITH THE UNKNOWN The questions exist - Can mediumship or spirit communication lead to 'possession'? Is automatic writing a dangerous pursuit? Does danger exist 'out there'? What is the controlling force behind such things as the Ouija Board? Experts find it difficult to agree on answers to these questions. Early researchers in psychology and psychiatry refered to ouija-type devices and to spirit-writing with pencil or planchette as a form of automatism. Following the lead of noted 'psychic medium' Eileen Garrett, modern research tends to regard 'guides' and so-called spirit controls as secondary personalities, which lie deep within the subconscious mind - only to surface when some form of parapsychic 'spirit' communication is attempted. ACTUAL RESEARCH CASES A 34 year old woman had been experimenting with Ouija among other means of 'communicating' with the spirit world. Under observation, she was seen to suddenly change from an awake to a sleeplike state. Over her face, some sort of misty, unfocused field seemed to appear, looking much like another person's face. It appeared to be male. She later awakened and reported that she believed herself to be in contact with a brother that had passed away some time before.