Ouija Experience

[Fidel_Castronaut]

It's just a Parker Brothers board game...

http://youtu.be/5J5pbFpZosg

It's utterly astounding how people still claim there's sometbing behind it even when you explain the origin of it.

'Yeah but how come...?'

It's a board game. It's like saying playing monopoly can raise the dead.

[dyresand]

The Ouija board is really just you controlling it subconsciously its not a ghost its just you fucking with yourself.
When you do have your hand over the piece for the Ouija board your subconsciously moving with your hand so softly you
wouldn't notice it. Granted i'm not throwing all of the experience out the window because who knows.

[John V]

It's not a ghost, it's a demon. Haven't you people seen Paranormal Activity?

[abaris]

It's not a ghost, it's a demon. Haven't you people seen Paranormal Activity?

Or all the ghost hunter bullshit. The scary part isn't the ghost hunting but the people believing it.

[bennyboy]

OUIJA boards are fun. They DO allow you (sometimes, maybe) to get in touch with something deep and mysteries-- the subconscious processes in the brain.

There are other fun ways to do this. One that I used to do as a young adult was to clear my mind and walk in a straight line until I felt "pulled" left or right. When I really got into this, I ended up walking all over neighbors' lawns, discovering cool little back-alley cafes that I never knew existed, finding lost keys, and generally noticing neat stuff that I never would have with my normal way of deciding how to get around. I discovered that the subconscious mind is way more curious, and much less inhibited, than my conscious mind.

In fact, any time you really clear your mind and do something, you'll be surprised how much your body fills in for you. Sit at a paper with a pen and a blank mind long enough, and don't be surprised if your hand starts writing "on its own." I once wrote a pretty good piano piece in music school using this method.