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Oujia board thesis

Posted by Joseph on July 23, 2010 at 4:13 PM

I do not believe that you are able to contact the dead using a piece of cardboard with the alphabet on it. If anyone is up to the task of proving me wrong, I maintain an open mind and will listen to your claim. Here is my theory on how the Ouija board works. I believe that the Ouija board is nothing but a self hypnotizing board game. All hypnosis is self hypnosis. Everyone has heard stories about the Ouija board and how renown it is for contacting "The other side". That renown builds expectancy for someone who has never used the Ouija board before. What that expectancy does is creates belief in non-analytical people that something paranormal will take place. In example, if you were not local to my town and I told you that there was a gas station a quarter mile down the road you probably wouldn't question that. So what happens while using the Ouija board is, subconsciously, the answers spelled out are the answers created in the user's subconscious mind. The subconscious mind controls everything you do internally. Your heart beat, breathing, everything you do without thinking. Your subconscious mind can also generate involuntary movement. Which may be why the pallet is only able to move with your hands on it. These answers spelled out are either to scare others or oneself, or to comfort the user. (Mostly communication with a deceased relative or friend.) This is why you cannot use the Ouija board while blindfolded. Your subconscious mind needs vision to spell.

People who contact the same "spirit" every time, are sucessful because they expect that to happen, so their subconscious mind makes it happen. They create the answers they want or others want. The better your imagination the more active the Ouija board session will be. People who never have any luck with using the board are usually skeptics. Most skeptical people are also highly analytical and are not willing to be hypnotized. This is because their conscious mind is always in defense, blocking the door to the subconscious. These sort of "Close minded people" are highly unlikely to have any experiences using the Ouija board.

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3 Comments

Reply Jessica Caracciolo/Psychic Medium
04:51 PM on September 16, 2010 
My intuitive feeling and also from what I have witnessed is that people should NOT be using a oujia board unless they 100% know how to deal with the paranormal.

The Oujia board session starts out like a Séance (which you shouldn't be doing either if you don't have experience) and everyone openly welcomes in spirits and this creates a portal (the board is the gateway that becomes the portal). So think of the Oujia board as a portal. It isn't so much that the spirit controls the board, which it can- if it wants to, some are picky and some don't know their own strengths- but the problem is that most people will use the board, open the portal, get communication and then they put the board away and call it a day. - What about the portal??? It is still open, because YOU OPENED IT, so because you opened it, you have to close it. By not closing it you are just open to all sorts of unpleasant things.

Then you turn around a month later and wonder why you are having activity....

Don't use a board unless you know how- and if you do make sure you know how to open/close portals. It can be very dangerous because ANY type of spirit can wander in- good, bad or otherwise- unless you know what your doing.
Reply Joseph
06:31 PM on September 29, 2010 
[Jessica Caracciolo/Psychic Medium]
Well, if what you believe is correct then there is one thing I want to know. What makes a piece of cardboard with letters on it so special? By announcing out loud that is can open up a portal? (Could the same be said for alphabet soup, using the same approach? I don't see why not.)
Reply hommahoalse
02:46 AM on September 11, 2011 
Very good!