Who Has One?

I don't have one but have used one.

Was a school excursion to Canberra in Yr 9 so was around 14yrs. One of the girls made one out of paper and we used a glass. All of us thought "how fun!" "what a load of garble" etc it wasn't until the glass moved when no-one had spoken aloud and only 2 people had 2 fingers on that the room got quiet. I had a turn with my finger on the glass and it was amazing and scary to feel the thing move by itself! Especially when you know you're not pushing and it leaves your finger behind! The girl who was running it, did it quite often, she spoke to her dead brother and grandfather. Was the only occasion I have had but I will never forget!

I used one with mates many years ago , frightenend the life out of me, long story.

I will NEVER particpate in using one again, not even for a million quid .

My two sisters and i dabbled in connecting with spirits in our teens. We had no idea what we were doing that's for sure! We wrote the alphabet on a piece of paper and placed a glass in the center. We turned all of the lights off and lit a single white candle. We placed our fingers very softly on the glass. we asked if there were any spirits in the room (trying to stifle our laughter and a wee bit of terror thrown in the mix lol!). Well you have never seen us move so fast to turn the light back on, as the glass moved all by itself. We were all trying to blame each other. Years later a psychic picked up on our night of fun. She told me that we needed to cleanse ourselves and send the negative energies back from where they came from. The energy had followed us throughout our lives and because we didn't 'close' the portal so to speak, it was still around us. We never did try that again that's for sure lol!

My parents used one years and years ago with one of mum's cousins & some other people. Apparenlty her cousin had used it quite a bit. The story is that the spirit of a little boy came through & he wouldn't go away. Don't know what happened after that but my mum swore that she would never ever try it again & told her cousin to never bring the board back there again! Freaked the living daylights out of all of them. I'm not sure how they got hte little boy to go but sounds like it was a major drama.

When i went on my year 8 camp at school, a bunch of girls were planning to use it one night. Having heard this story from my mum, I vowed to NEVER dabble with a ouija board so I stayed well away from their room that night! I heard the next morning that they cut their evening short because something happened & one of the girls started screaming because she was so freaked out. They may have played a joke on her - who knows but there's no way i'm going to risk getting involved in that stuff!!