HAHAHAHAHA


Take a look at this!

Ouija Board Parker Brothers Hasbro Games.

the same company that produces Monopoly, actually makes these and sells them as a board game

ouija on amazon.com



then for the or chilled person,

the version to speak with Jah:
Ouija for the person on the green side of life


it made me laugh, so i thought i would share it


regards

-Marilyn

...And I think you're full of absolute shit.

: D

No, seriously. Even if I assumed your paranormal head-trips were truth, then technically ANY device can be used as a psychic medium to summon spirits. Writing letters and numbers on a board doesn't suddenly make it magical. IT'S ALL IN THE POWER OF YOUR MIND.

Also according to theory, an inexperienced person would not be able to summon spirits or that kind of shit. It would take great occult power. There are no magic buttons or wands to wave.

Or maybe it could be that since they were inexperienced, they were afraid of its' supposed "power" and let it get to their heads. Naive people always jump the gun when they take their first forays into the occult.

There is probably as many recorded stories of the boards working as there are stories about the "virgin mary" appearing on burritos and smoothies. If not more.

End of subject HAIL SATAN

The real end of this subject is found in your profile...

Age: 39
Occupation: UFO Cult Leader / Guru

I think that sums up your mentality rather well...

~T~

I have never had much luck with the board. Am i doing something wrong? I have seen them work on shows but never in real life!!

That's the best advise you could have given yourself.





101 is a place for newbies to learn and feel the board out. Therefore, you won't get the hammer dropped on you for 3 one liners in your first few hours here. Some members have lurked for months, studying, reading, and learning, before making their first post. Bear in mind, one liners like this when posted in other sections of the board will be deleted and could get you banned.

So let me get this straight your grandma got a flat tire slammed on her brakes and the thing on her seat slid off on to the floor… Somehow you think this was creepy, simple physics? She then gets home and trips over her poorly trained dog… Then after a flat tire and a ride home in a different car she apparently cannot clearly see any opportunity where the receipt could have been lost? Creepy, are you fucking serious?

Creepy would have been someone giving her one on her following birthday and having it be the same board… But alas there is nothing interesting or creepy here at all, not even a good story… All I see here is a person’s ability to believe that an object can persuade their future… It is all in your perspective, should you think these things contain power then for you they contain as much power as you are willing to give them…

Read more post less, now run along and play little troll…

If you were being sarcastic, why did the intonation of your response wasn't it at all? If responding to a lame-ass story it's better to give YOUR opinion about WHY it is a lame-ass story. This instead of posting your grannies crap and thus showing what a little idiot you are.


You are new here, I suggest keeping your head low; trolls and idiots get banned easily.

Astrology with its randomness never seemed a good vehicle for this form of gnosis to me.

"I usually advocate astrology persuasively to ordinary people but ridicule it to my magician friends."

The full moon has been linked to crime, suicide, mental illness, disasters, accidents, birthrates, fertility, and werewolves, among other things. Some people even buy and sell stocks according to phases of the moon, a method probably as successful as many others. Numerous studies have tried to find lunar effects. So far, the studies have failed to establish much of interest. Lunar effects that have been found have little or nothing to do with human behavior, e.g., the discovery of a slight effect of the moon on global temperature,* which in turn might have an effect on the growth of plants. Of course, there have been single studies here and there that have found correlations between various phases of the moon and this or that phenomenon, but nothing significant has been replicated sufficiently to warrant claiming a probable causal relationship.

Ivan Kelly, James Rotton and Roger Culver (1996) examined over 100 studies on lunar effects and concluded that the studies have failed to show a reliable and significant correlation (i.e., one not likely due to chance) between the full moon, or any other phase of the moon, and each of the following:

-the homicide rate
-traffic accidents
-crisis calls to police or fire stations
-domestic violence
-births of babies
-suicide
-major disasters
-casino payout rates
-assassinations
-kidnappings
-aggression by professional hockey players
-violence in prisons
-psychiatric admissions [one study found admissions were lowest during a full moon]
-agitated behavior by nursing home residents
-assaults
-gunshot wounds
-stabbings
-emergency room admissions
-behavioral outbursts of psychologically challenged rural adults
-lycanthropy
-vampirism
-alcoholism
-sleep walking
-epilepsy

If so many studies have failed to prove a significant correlation between the full moon and anything, why do so many people believe in these lunar myths? Kelly, Rotton, and Culver suspect four factors: media effects, folklore and tradition, misconceptions, and cognitive biases. A fifth factor should be considered, as well: communal reinforcement.

As the stars shift and change positions, you're one of the first people chosen for the team. All day long it seems that you're somehow on the right side of the line that separates insiders from outsiders. Don't be afraid to ask for something that you didn't think was possible yesterday -- it's still possible to get in on the ground floor of a new venture if you know how to work it. Later in the day someone shares a recent experience with those who'll benefit from the tale.

Hello god.over.djinn,

Would you recommend reading Carroll though or are there better authors I could look into on the Chaos concept?

Thank you,
Ankhhape

think the 28 day thing is just coincidence. Simply because we are not the only mammal that is 70% water and lives under the moon, and not all mammals have 28day cycles.