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guildnavigator:
Hi. Has anybody else ever caught Art's mention of his disturbing encounter with a ouija board?

He refuses to go into detail on any of the shows in my archive, but I remember that he mentioned that is was very old and came from a self-professed witch who somehow or another scared him.

Anybody have any further details?

Ruteger:
I distinctly remember playing with a oujia board in my childhood. The damn thing moved under our fingers. Perhaps a child-hood memory but I remember that none of us admitted it was the other, and I believed them! Do not play with this...

MV:

--- Quote from: Ruteger on July 24, 2010, 01:58:20 PM ---I distinctly remember playing with a oujia board in my childhood.

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me too.  however, i was always blatantly moving it around and freaking out everyone who was doing it with me.  i ALWAYS moved it.   muahahahaha.

Afixer:
I was sifting thru the older posts when I spotted this one. I too would love to finally hear Art's Quija board tale. I only recall him saying on several shows that it really scared the Hell out of him. Since we don't have Art's story I have one. I tried to get thru on Ghosts to Ghost nights with this one but never made it. When I ran into my wife she was deep into the metaphysical scene. I wasn't at all. She told me what had happened to her while playing with a Quija. Jill's mom was working as a psychic and one Friday evening she brought home a book on witchcraft. In it were directions for calling spirits. Light candles in four corners of the room, special scents and other "wierd" items were brought in to complete the instructions. A friend joined in as well. The three of them were getting alot of answers to questions when suddenly the Quija started spelling M U R D E R over and over.  All of a sudden the Quija board flew into the air on it's own. The three users were violently thrown backwards in their chairs and pinned against the wall. Jill said she was being crushed to death by an unseen force pressing down on her. Her mother screamed for her to turn on the lights. Jill used all her strength to work her way to the switch on the wall. When she at last reached it and turned on the lights everything returned to normal. I waited several weeks to ask Jill's mom about that night and she confirmed everything Jill told me. I never had either one lie to me about anything and I believe everything happened just as my wife said.

Theodoric:

--- Quote from: Afixer on June 22, 2011, 08:53:03 PM ---I was sifting thru the older posts when I spotted this one. I too would love to finally hear Art's Quija board tale. I only recall him saying on several shows that it really scared the Hell out of him. Since we don't have Art's story I have one. I tried to get thru on Ghosts to Ghost nights with this one but never made it. When I ran into my wife she was deep into the metaphysical scene. I wasn't at all. She told me what had happened to her while playing with a Quija. Jill's mom was working as a psychic and one Friday evening she brought home a book on witchcraft. In it were directions for calling spirits. Light candles in four corners of the room, special scents and other "wierd" items were brought in to complete the instructions. A friend joined in as well. The three of them were getting alot of answers to questions when suddenly the Quija started spelling M U R D E R over and over.  All of a sudden the Quija board flew into the air on it's own. The three users were violently thrown backwards in their chairs and pinned against the wall. Jill said she was being crushed to death by an unseen force pressing down on her. Her mother screamed for her to turn on the lights. Jill used all her strength to work her way to the switch on the wall. When she at last reached it and turned on the lights everything returned to normal. I waited several weeks to ask Jill's mom about that night and she confirmed everything Jill told me. I never had either one lie to me about anything and I believe everything happened just as my wife said.

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Since Coast has taught me to be less skeptical of everything (although I still would say because I have no experience of anything supernatural  I can only 'believe' such a thing) I accept this story and would add that sounds terrifying. Does she have any other 'metaphysical' experiences?  I just wish there was a way people could replicate and record such experiences (but that opens a whole other argument).
 
"Condemnation without investigation... is the height of ignorance."  -Albert Einstein - Great quote for your post and that man was just full of gold.

Side point I guess I will start a thread (the other radio programs thread) on some pod-casts I enjoy like "Skeptically Speaking".

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