The Ouija board, also known as a spirit board or talking board, has been a controversial tool for divination for over a century. The board consists of a flat surface with letters, numbers, and other symbols printed on it, as well as a small planchette that is used to spell out messages from spirits or other entities. History of the Ouija Board The Ouija board was first introduced to the world in the late 19th century as a parlor game. The board was marketed as a tool that could be used to communicate with the spirits of the dead.
How the Ouija Board Works The Ouija board is typically used by two or more people who place their hands on the planchette and ask questions. The planchette then moves across the board, spelling out answers or messages from the spirits that are supposedly communicating through it.
Initially, I had my doubts about using a board, but after attending a mediumship workshop in Ireland I was pleasantly surprised by the messages that were conveyed. During the session, we received messages in the form of inquiries about individuals who desired to establish contact, binary responses of "yes" or "no," as well as initial letter indications of the intended recipients' names. It was an amazing experience for me.