Yup. A WIDE open door to the demonic realm......
The very practice seeking Godless solutions to spiritual problems, is now enlisting the support of Satan.
Whatta surprise......
Hey, it predicts the future, too!
“That’s why the Ouija board has attracted the attention of psychologists at the University of British Columbia in Canada.”
My half alma mater before I transferred to a real university in America. The profs there are crazier than your typical liberal and prime candidates for free lobotomies.
Do not mess with these boards..Sounds to me like some demon is trying to get more of the evil things loose on the earth..I am serious keep away from these and by all means do not let your children go near one..
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Perfect association, psychologists and a Ouija board. Both frauds one hiding behind fake unprovable science and the other hiding behind mysticism and stupidity.
In fact, the government should issue Ouija boards to be hung on the walls in psychologists offices for licensing purposes.
You know, it's not only the (at best) dodgy recommendation of the Ouija board as a means for "exploring the unconscious," but psychologists' insistence in using language like the above to describe mentative processes that send me running for the Crucifix and the holy water. Psychology has always seemed to me like (sincere apologies to any actual psychologists here) the unknowable researching the unknowable--or, in the words of a psychologist in Shafer's Equus, like performing brain surgery using an ice pick in total darkness: what seems to me (not, after all, a trained psychologist) as a distinct scarcity of verifiable objective truth in the field must lead some of the wackier practitioners to think, "Hey, it's all a crap shoot anyway--let's just make [stuff] up!"
Late of the Biblical Urim and Thummim, and still idolotry.
Not believing in something doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. Seems like some psychologists might be learning that lesson, dragging their victims along with them.
I do communicate with mine, and its language skills really stink. I'd rate its IQ about 60 or so. It's good at finding stuff, but terrible about telling me WHERE to look. It mixes up words, has an accurate vocabulary of fewer than twenty words. It can drive the car but not read the signs. It loves to draw and paint when permitted. It's partial to domestic animals. Not much personality though, overall; and that's fine with me.
Neither of us cares for ouija boarding.
Ouija boards are made by Parker Brothers, like Monopoly - which is a direct hotline into the dark heart of capitalism.
People who study the occult for various reasons generally are not fond of the talking boards. I have have had acquaintances who while they have no healthy fear of God, fear the energies the boards can open a person up to. There are those who do not believe in the Devil of the Bible but will tell you that there are what can be called demons. From a Christian perspective they are wrong on many levels beyond the danger of demonic possession for they go against the will of God. I have rationalist friends on the other hand who will tell you that it all is nonsense, but even given that, it sounds like a risky therapy if the patient has any spiritual beliefs.
I know an older, new agey woman who explores a lot of these things in her retirement.
Once she proudly announced that the universe is filled with warmth and live, and nothing can hurt you.
I laughed and reminded her that what she said doesn’t even describe a five block radius around her house, let alone the universe.
She had to agree.
Ouija Board?....no thanks.....I’d rather bet on Nancy Pelosi’s magic shoes......
He told me he thought the demon entered him when he played with a ouija board when he was 8 years old.
FWIW