The death of Estefania Gutierrez lazáro - why you shouldnt play with the quija board. , page 3


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reply posted on 12-3-2010 @ 07:25 PM by Titen-Sxull
reply to post by andy1972



A Ouija Board is merely a board with letters on it. Nothing more spooky than a preschoolers alphabet chart or the keyboard I'm typing on right now. Certainly its awful what happened to that family but to use that tragedy to say the alphabet is dangerous is a bit odd.


reply posted on 12-3-2010 @ 08:46 PM by The Parallelogram
Originally posted by Titen-Sxull
reply to
post by andy1972



A Ouija Board is merely a board with letters on it. Nothing more spooky than a preschoolers alphabet chart or the keyboard I'm typing on right now. Certainly its awful what happened to that family but to use that tragedy to say the alphabet is dangerous is a bit odd.


The keyboard you're using is "a board with letters on it", but it could be used to compose a document which could incite a war.

A knife is just a hunk of metal with a sharp edge, but it can be used to kill.

The complexity of a tool does not correlate to the significance of the works that can be wrought with it.

If those who believe in the efficacy of such mechanisms are correct, then the board is only an intermediary between the material and the immaterial. My own opinion does not mesh wholesale with theirs, but I do believe that there are forces at work in our Universe more subtle than the matter and energy perceived by our unrefined senses. But explaining my personal beliefs about metaphysical reality in their entirety is beyond the scope of this thread.

I just want to point out that simple things can have complex effects on our world.


reply posted on 12-3-2010 @ 10:42 PM by Titen-Sxull
reply to post by The Parallelogram



It is one thing to believe in ghosts/spirits/energy but another thing entirely to insinuate that the board itself poses a danger as the title of the OP does. Ghosts or supernatural forces, if they do exist, would not require a board with letters on it to communicate and anyone suggesting a Ouija board is dangerous is only feeding the fires of silly superstition.

If a Ouija board is magical than so is my keyboard, and I could be talking to spirits right now if I wanted... but that's just it what is the point of the board? Couldn't these spirits talk directly to people, why do they require an alphabet? These boards aren't made of some magical material, in the US they are considered a board game often sold right next to Scrabble and Monopoly.

The folly of the board comes from the fact that human beings are touching it and influencing the motion of the pointer whether consciously or subconsciously they somehow convince themselves that it is a spirit they were talking to. Now perhaps if the board pointer moved by itself without ever being touched by a person I'd be more inclined to believe something paranormal was going on.

Don't get me wrong, I believe in and have experienced the paranormal but I still look at it through skeptical eyes particularly where superstition is concerned.


reply posted on 13-3-2010 @ 09:45 AM by andy1972
reply to post by CarolynC



The incidents continued but over time faded to nothing. The family left their home and the new family that live there havent reperted anything.

I think the girl was the door, port of entry for whatever was in the house.
Maybe the grandmothers behavior was a direct result. She was using the ouija board over some time, so the "entity" entered the house through the girl and "maybe" showed itself through the grandmother.


reply posted on 13-3-2010 @ 10:35 AM by andy1972
reply to post by ShilohGirl



I read, heard and saw this story on tv.
This, i say once more, was MSM here in Spain years ago. Its credibility lies in the fact so many police were present and witnessed what went on.


reply posted on 13-3-2010 @ 02:15 PM by kaleshchand
Originally posted by Titen-Sxull
Originally posted by Marrr

Pretty important statement right there. They can't enter the home unless invited.


Why not? What principle prevents an ethereal or energy based being from entering any home it wants to and why on Earth is the alphabet, written down, a tool for inviting these entities? If it is not the board is it the mere invitation of activity that brings it on? I've asked gods, ghosts and goblins to appear before me and received no response, should I get out my trusty alphabet board and ask again?

If Ouija board, which merely has the alphabet on it, is an invitation to spirits what would happen if I had a book of ghost stories, or any book containing letters for that matter, could reading it aloud unwittingly unleash the paranormal?



[edit on 13-3-2010 by Titen-Sxull]


The principle that prevents them entering is a universal law. It does not prevent entities with good intentions from entering but it does prevent any negative entities from entering, it is done simply by your will that it is your house.

The alphabet written down is not a tool for inviting those entities, however the alphabet written down with an intent to create such a tool is, and such can be used by anyone. Mass produced boards will not be as easy to use as boards created individually with intent. The intent to invite them in is the main tool. Almost anything can be used with intent to invite these entities in.

About your book scenario reading any book aloud will not unwittingly invite entities in, however reading aloud (or silently) with the intent to invite them in will do so.

If you want to try again make sure your intent is solid and go ahead, but before that know protection and the like, or you might end up in trouble.
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