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Sent: 7/8/2001 12:52 PM

I have talked to a few people who study strange goings on such as these. Objects mysteriously moving, flying, slamming, etc. Often it turns out that someone in the household has the power and needs to recognize this and learn to control it. Other times they find a spirit in residence and attempt to heal and guide the spirit to the light.

Ouija boards are not considered that safe by "New Agers" in general. The real flaw is selling it as a children's toy. Anyone can tap into it very easily. A few of us speculate that is the problem-- so many people tapping into the same thing without any training, grounding, holding dark ideas... It is viewed as the Las Vegas of the spirit world with a line up of spirits who are Elvis impersonators just waiting to get out.

There is a special approach to using the Ouija that I have READ is safe. I do not use the Ouija board personally. To use a Ouija board, a protection ritual is necessary, and be sure to end with a banishing ritual in case the spirit decides to hang around and sing Bob Dylan or throw something. The banishing ritual is what is left off most often. If anyone believes that Ouija is safe when used properly, I am very interested in hearing about this.

If you decide that the Ouija board must go, special precautions should also be made. There is a ritual for burying the Ouija board, that involves taking it apart and burying it in salt set into the ground. It is not considered good form to just throw it away with the pointer ending up pointing somewhere...

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If you are freaking out, you could consider having your board adopted?

http://www.museumoftalkingboards.com/Witchboard.html

What is the proper way to dispose of my Ouija board? Should I break it into seven pieces, say the Lord's Prayer, sprinkle it with Holy Water, then burn it? What?

You may donate it to the Museum of Talking Boards. We will send you our special Museum of Talking Boards Karma Korrector. Under no circumstances should you burn your Ouija. People can be injured when proper fire precautions are ignored.

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Hello, is this Elvis? We say "Yes," or they will shelve us.

Did you misplace the will? We'll find it, Madam Olga will!

Have a question about dear ol' Stevie? Ask us your faithful ouija.

Are we in the 7th Hell? Maybe it's just as well?

Bahahahah.

A wicked little poem by Evonne.

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From: faceonmars9

Sent: 7/8/2001 8:34 PM

lol thanks for the info evonne, loved the picture too.

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From: Evonne

Sent: 6/27/2007 8:51 AM

I have a small collection of divination tools. Most of the collection consists of tarot decks, but I have some others too. Much of the collection is put away now, so I cannot recall exactly what I have. I do have some wizard guy in a ball that makes lightening in the center of a board type game. If I recall correctly, you get to a square, pick a question, and he predicts the answer to your question. I have a Crazy 8 ball and even Chi Chi sticks. One of the sticks is missing though. ;)

I don't actually use a board, but I like Ouija boards. I think I must have one of the traditional ones put away. Some of they are quite beautiful. Occasionally I look at some of the designs going by on Ebay. Look at this scary full size layout photo. http://www.astrosenlinea.com/ouija.jpg Isn't that a kewl photo?

I recall Kellog writing about a reader using a Ouija. She used the proper opening and closing techniques. To me it is a strange case to sell divination tools as games though. That seems flawed but I must admit to using my Crazy 8 Ball very casually. Sometimes I find it handy to view the answer first and then ask the question as it suits me. One of the major problems with Ouija is that people treat it like a game. Sure it is by Parker Brothers, but if you are sensitive or open, you may actually open something. Then if you are going with the game, you don't close something after you are done. I have heard first hand accounts of the difficulties with the boards and spoke with the people who go in to resolve the difficulties.

Another problem with treating the Ouija like a game is that people have often lowered their vibrations with drugs or alcohol laying themselves wide open to trouble. So they are in the like attracts like situation and contacting the spirits that have lower vibrations. Alcohol, a depressant, lowers vibrations for instance. For an interesting write up on Ouija, see Stoker Hunt's book "Ouija, The Most Dangerous Game." He gives plenty of warning on what happens, why, who should not use the board (those with emotional or physical disorders, Fundamentalist Christians... etc.), and how to use it if you must.

This is so very easy to use, no matter how it works, that anyone can tap into it very easily. A few of us speculate that is the problem-- so many people tapping into the same thing without any training or grounding, and those holding dark ideas... It is still viewed as the Las Vegas of the spirit world with a line up of spirits who are Elvis impersonators just waiting to get out by me. If you study spiritual symbols or designs like mandalas, one comes across the idea of a sea of energy. Some of the energy is in the intent of the symbol. That is why and how some ritual designs work out if you are attempting to follow a particular system. The accomplishments and flaws of the ones preceding you are important to consider. With Ouija, that is a lot!

There is a special approach to using the Ouija that I have READ is safe. I do not use the Ouija board personally. To use a Ouija board, a protection ritual is necessary, and be sure to end with a banishing ritual in case the spirit decides to hang around and sing Marylin Manson or throw something. The banishing ritual is what is left off most often. Somehow the banishing ritual seems a bit too strong now. The usual goodbyes and closings seem fine to me unless the experience was unpleasant. Maybe it is not too strong...

Just as a reminder again... If you decide that the Ouija board must go, special precautions are made. There is a ritual for burying the Ouija board, that involves taking it apart and burying it in salt set into the ground. It is not considered good form to just throw it away with the pointer ending up pointing somewhere... However, there is a much easier way.

If you are freaking out, you could consider having your board adopted?
http://www.museumoftalkingboards.com/Witchboard.html

[quote]What is the proper way to dispose of my Ouija board? Should I break it into seven pieces, say the Lord's Prayer, sprinkle it with Holy Water, then burn it? What?

You may donate it to the Museum of Talking Boards. We will send you our special Museum of Talking Boards Karma Korrector. Under no circumstances should you burn your Ouija. People can be injured when proper fire precautions are ignored.[end quote]

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