Posted 22 February 2013 - 02:53 AM
Hi there,
I trust you've started this topic looking for some genuine feedback as to the direction you should take. While I cannot make the decision for you, I can give you my experiences with the paranormal world, and dealing with ouiji boards in general, in the end, do what you feel is best for you, nothing more.
My first experience with a ouiji board came when I was fifteen years old. I was a counselor at a summer camp in Maine. This camp sat on very, very old land, so it had many stories of ghosts and hauntings to tell other counselors and campers alike. One night, myself and four other counselors had the night off from duty, and one of them mentioned that he had a ouiji board with him back at his cabin. Four of us were very much into believing in spirits, and one girl was a very staunch skeptic.
We all agreed to meet in the camp's dining hall which was a very large log cabin that could seat up to 500 people. We all met on the second floor balcony region where a large grand piano was kept. We used the piano as our table, and lit a single candle. Nothing much happened for the first thirty minutes or so of questions. Truthfully I can't even remember the answers we were getting. What I do remember though, and this incident has stuck with me ever since, is the one girl who was with us, the skeptic, was getting tired and bored of the whole process. She wanted to end the session and go to bed, so before we even closed the session properly, she lifted the planchette off the board. This is one thing you should NEVER do. It is believed by many that if you lift the planchette off the board before properly closing a session, you release whatever spirit or spirits you may have contacted into our world.
The second she lifted it off the board, all five of us sitting there heard the most blood-curdling, high-pitched scream I have ever heard in my entire life. None of us could figure out the source of the scream. It seemed to come from every direction around us at the same time. While I can say nothing else happened that night, that scream is something I can still hear vividly when I think of that night.
The second experience, I was eighteen and a freshman in college. Some years earlier a student at that college had killed herself by jumping off the roof of the dorm I was living in. So, on Halloween night of all nights, myself and three others decided it would be a fun idea to try and contact this girl, to see why she had decided to take her own life. The session lasted about 40 minutes in the common area of the top floor of our dorm. We had lit a circle of acandles around the board just to add to the atmosphere of the whole thing.
As our questons came, we realized within the first ten minutes that we had not contacted the girl, but we were getting responses from a man. At one point the session got a little odd when we asked if he had come forth for any particular reason. We asked four times, and each time the response we recieved was "Cannot tell you now." The strangest thing though was when we closed the session. As we closed and said goodbye, our last response was "No candles." and all at once our candles were snuffed out.
Those are the only two times I have used a ouiji board. My advice to you is simply to know what you're doing. Since my last experience with a ouiji board, I had relaized I simply did not know enough of the spiritual world at that time. I was unaware of what types of spirits I was inviting in and dealing with. Read as much as you can on any and all paranormal topics, and try and strengthen yourself to the differences between benign spirits and demonic spirits. It is my experience in paranormal research and investigations, that demonic spirirts will gladly attempt to attach themselves to you if you leave yourself open.
If you want to work with a ouiji board, I would advise you NOT to openly seek out a demonic spirit. They will not leave you alone easily once you get their attention. Be sure to say a prayer of protection before you open those doors. I say this only on the basis of things I have experienced and do not claim to be 100% right in the things I am telling you to do.
I hope this helps.