Ouija Boards

In its first year of release, the Ouija board outsold the game Monopoly. Launched by Parker Brothers in the 1960s, the Ouija board quickly gained popularity as a novelty item and a tool for spiritual communication, leading to impressive sales figures that surpassed those of the classic board game.

The symbols in the corners of a Ouija board typically include "Yes," "No," "Goodbye," and sometimes a stylized sun and moon. These symbols help players communicate with spirits by providing clear responses to their questions. The "Yes" and "No" indicators facilitate straightforward answers, while "Goodbye" is used to end the session, ensuring a respectful closure. The sun and moon often represent the duality of light and dark, reflecting the board's connection to the spiritual realm.

The graphic in the bottom corners of a Ouija board typically represents the duality of existence, often depicted through the sun and moon. The sun symbolizes the conscious, daytime, and rational aspects of life, while the moon represents the subconscious, nighttime, and the mysterious realms. In the context of a Ouija session, a woman's hands off the board alongside a spirit suggests a connection to the spiritual world, indicating that communication is taking place beyond physical interaction. This imagery underscores the balance between the known and the unknown, as well as the interplay between life and death.

When a Ouija board counts down, it typically means that the planchette is moving in a sequence from higher numbers to lower ones, often interpreted as a response from a spirit or entity. Some users believe this may indicate the presence of a spirit trying to communicate or convey a message, possibly signaling a countdown to an event or an answer to a question. However, many skeptics argue that such movements can be attributed to the ideomotor effect, where unconscious muscle movements influence the planchette's movement. Ultimately, interpretations can vary widely depending on individual beliefs and experiences.

Diane the girl Micah finds on the computer that was possessed..

It acually does not say Diane, it says Micah then goodbye. this is surely a reference to the fact that the demon does not like that Micah is antagonizing him and is planning to kill him. Another reference to the dislike the demon has for Micah is the slashes on Micah's face in the picture.

Remember, first, that Ouija boards ARE dangerous.

If one says that someone is present, but doesn't explain who/what, then it's a demon toying with you. Technically, all spirits communicated with by Ouija boards are demons toying with you.

I've used one myself with one of my friends, homemade. We used the top of a pizza box. We looked up how to make it, and did. We turned off all the lights, lit some candles, spun the planchette (in our case the clear top of a hairspray can) and placed one finger on it each. We asked if anything was there. An unexplainable forced moved the planchette to yes. At first I thought my friend was moving it, but as we kept asking it more and more questions, the planchette was moving in directions my friend couldn't have moved it with one finger without messing up. It was an amazing experience, but not scary, as most people would think.

it can be depends on what you ask. be polite and calm if using. i suggest looking up way to protect your self, and ways to only talk to good spirits. never ask a dangerous spirit for a sign it exist. if you do not believe in spirits the board will not work. i would not play for it can be fun and can tell you about the future or it can go wrong and it can be come very dangerous. there are a lot of rules you need to know be for you play. never play alone!

I believe the correct term is a 'Ouija' board.

They are very dangerous to use, because you are actually talking to demons... no matter who they say they are.

I believe this because my grandmother used one, and it told her she would have twins, a boy and a girl... she had not yet had an ultrasound of any kind. It was true.

They are not to be taken lightly... Ouija boards are not toys, and if you're not careful, spirits (demons) WILL take advantage of you.

break the board in 7 parts and bury them

I read that you're supposed to break it into 7 peices, sprinkle holy water on them, and then bury them.

If you have cause for concern, take the Ouija board and SAFELY burn it outside of your home.

A Ouija board is a spirit communication board.

it means its just looking for letters, be patient

As far as I know neither coins nor gambling implements ( such as dice) play any part in the ouija board use. Some players might add them on to give an element of chance or gambling, but they are occult, not gambling devices. You may be thinking of Tarot Cards which have a deck of 78 and some odd ranks= such as Pages and Male and Female knights, for two!

Ok! step 1: Set your board on a hard, flat surface. step 2: Set the plachette on the board. If you can not use the planchette, a small and clear drinking glass is perfectly fine Step 3 : You must have at least two people there. Step 4 : Everyone that is playing must put their fingertips on the glass or planchette Ask the the the board a question or invite a spefic spirit to join you. .Step 5 : Wait for the item you are using to move. Do not force it it to move in any way. Step 6 : See if the planchette or drinking glass moves. If it did or does, see if in anyone with you can spell it out or make sense of it.

When a ouija board repeats a letter, such the letter E, it is usually because the word requires the extra letter such as in the word Reed. If the word does not require the extra letter, it can be interpreted as the spirit having trouble manifesting enough energy to spell the word correctly.

The numbers are used to inform the users of dates, times, ages etc.

Eg: "how old are you?" "What year did you die?" etc.

The letters are used so a spirit can spell out sentences for the users when asked a question.

Eg: "What is your name?"

Yes and no are used for yes and no questions.

The sun and moon are used for times of day from what i have learned.

Eg: "When did you die?" (day or night) etc

Male and female symbols can be used to determine the sex of the ghost or others in questioning.

The online ouija board are a fake.It has a pattern which happen continually.Although the board from the parkers brother,which i believe with a personal experience,are dangerous.Online ouija board are not even accurate at answeing the questions.

No, once the board is closed and packed away, nothing can happen with the board.

You can actually make a Ouija Board out of anything. Be it a piece of paper, cardboard, or should you be feeling particularly risky, you can draw one on an out-of-sight wall or a large span of concrete. You're welcome to add special symbols or your own added flare, but the only things necessary are the letters A-Z and 0-9. Typically writing 'Yes' and 'No' somewhere on there helps too. What you use to pick up the signals can be anything that slides easily along the surface that you choose: a monocle an old broach, a dollar coin... the possibilities are infinite.

Have fun - hope this helps!

what do the pictures on the four corners of a ouija board symbolize

I assume that you asre referring to the most common of boards, the Parker Bros. version. If so, the images on the top corners represent the sun and the moon, the ones in the bottom corners are just depictions of people using the board. I guess to add to the spookiness factor of it.

Also, I have heard that if your planchette starts going to all four corners, it means that you've made contact with an evil spirit.

Whatever you do, do NOT let the planchette go to all four corners. If it begins to direct you to them and is continuing to go to the fourth corner say good-bye. You have contacted an evil spirit, as said above, and this is for safety reasons. Also moving to the four corners will release the demon or entity from the board as well as going through 0 to 9 and any row of letters.

Opinions differ on the subject. Some say that you are unconsciously moving the pointer yourself. Others say that you are communicating with a spirit. I can only speak from personal experience (which I would not care to repeat), but in my opinion, the answer is yes. The problem is, you are speaking to the NEAREST spirit who can respond, and a lot of them are not happy about being forced to communicate with you. There are many better ways to talk to spirits than a Ouija board, because you don't know who you're talking to when you use one.