What is the objective quality of being "negative" or "positive" which causes this to be a universal law? Could the entities have small amounts of one or the other, or are they quantum entities like a particle with minimum electric charge? Are positivity and negativity objectively measurable?

Hmmm, any black American has been taught since birth.

Don't # with those Ouija boards, now!!

Originally posted by Solasis
What is the objective quality of being "negative" or "positive" which causes this to be a universal law? Could the entities have small amounts of one or the other, or are they quantum entities like a particle with minimum electric charge? Are positivity and negativity objectively measurable?

To answer this question I would have to get into one of my theories which may or may not be correct. I do not think it is measureable (at least with nothing we have). To put it in simple terms if an entity wants to help you (or at least has no intention of harming you) they can enter, however if they do have the intention of harming you, they cannot enter, unless you invite them (or at the least any human being invites them). At this point it may be worth noting that any human being can "invite" an entity into anyones home or any place a person who knows what he is doing can stay at his home and invite an entity to your home regardless of how far away you are. There are ways a homeowner can block this, but that is beyond the scope of this post. Also worth noting is that when "inviting" such entities the negative ones tend to respond first (I don't know why), so you have to either block the negative ones, or request a single particular entity, or know how to deal with the negative ones.

Interesting story!

I dont know why so many people come into the paranormal forums and go around claiming "there's no such thing", or my personal favorite "Ouija board is just a game... made by Parker Brothers!" If your sole purpose here is to "debunk" stories like this one, you're missing the point. Sure we all have our opinions, but neither one of us can prove them so I dont see how we're getting anywhere by saying "this is fake" or "how can people believe such nonsense?"

Parker Brothers is a corporation, sure... but so is Smith & Wesson, and Russian Roulette is just a game.

I apologize for only reading the first page of replies. At any rate, my brother and my sisters and I used to play with Ouija boards all the time as kids. Nothing unusual ever happened and we're all living pretty normal lives 20 years or so later. Even taking every word in the OP as gospel, seems a bit disingenous to blame this event on the board. I'm sure there are tons of people just like me who messed around with a Ouija board quite often and never ran into anything unusual.