Ouijas
The Ouija board is a flat board marked with the letters of the alphabet, the numbers 0-9, the words "YES," "NO," "GOODBYE," and "HELLO," and the words "PREPARE TO DIE" printed in a Gothic typeface. It also has a triangular pointer called a planchette. The board is used with a companion book called the Ouija board instruction book. The user places their fingers on the planchette, which is then moved around the board to spell out words.
The Ouija board is a popular tool for spiritualists and those seeking to communicate with the dead. The board is said to be able to allow users to contact spirits, demons, and other supernatural entities.
The Ouija board was created in the 1890s by Elijah Bond and William Fuld. The board was originally marketed as a game, but it soon became popular among spiritualists and those seeking to communicate with the dead.
The use of the Ouija board has been associated with a number of negative outcomes, including demonic possession, mental illness, and even death. In some cases, users have claimed to have been attacked by demons or other supernatural entities after using the Ouija board.
Despite the negative associations, the Ouija board remains popular among spiritualists and those seeking to communicate with the dead. Some believe that the board can be used safely if used with caution and that the risks associated with the board are overstated.
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