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Ouija board, useful information from?

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Shield
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05-19-2008 7:20 AM

When i was about 12-13 year old i had a friend who were a couple of years older than me.
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He used to be very into Ouija boards, i wasent, but i played it with him.
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I wasent impressed.
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No revelations, no weird magic.
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My friend claimed he was beeing teached by this guru, and when he was spiritual enough, this guru would let talk to Kurt Cobain.
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I always laughed at this.
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Now this guy is a friendless loner, with alot of nonsense oriental tatoos.
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05-22-2008 9:08 AM 		Reply to: Message 5 by Yrreg
05-21-2008 4:41 PM

Re: From witnesses to theory of spirits' existence
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Time to get together all the testimonies of history and all the men and women today who have contacts with spirits, to get a theory on spirits' existence formulated, so that we can have a science of spiritology.
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Testimonies are worth nothing.
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Essentially the ouija board is one discovery and invention of mankind whereby mankind can contact spiritual beings, namely, entities of all kinds like organisms, but invisible and not to all 'appearances' bound to the laws of physics and chemistry and biology.
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No, its not. It a wooden board with letters and numbers on it.
How does this enable it to do anything?
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