
First off let’s begin with the operational definition of what a
Oujia Board is based upon Meriam-Websters definition which reads: Oujia - used for a board
with the alphabet and other signs on it that is used with a planchette to seek
spiritualistic or telepathic messages. Now how
does one operate a Ouija Board, well that’s simple, everyone sits around the
table with their hands on a wedge with a hole in it and you begin to ask
questions. After you ask the question the wedge seems to move all by itself and
either gives you a yes or no answer or can spell or count out your answer.

Oujia Boards as I stated earlier are used to
for the purpose of linking yourself with the afterlife and being able to
connect with them and get answers to questions as well as satisfying one’s own
curiosity about the other side. So tell me this, how are the use of EVPS, EMFS
Detectors and Thermal Cameras on a Ghost Hunt any different than sitting around
a table and using a Ouijia Board, the answer is there is no difference what so
ever. When walking around on a Ghost Hunt you ask questions to the spirits and
request that they show themselves an give you answers to your questions and if
you’re not doing this to satisfy some sort of curiosity then I am calling you a
liar.
People who do Ghost Hunting want to know questions
to answers and satisfy the curiosity they have within themselves to see if
places are really haunted and if they can get that holy grail of hunting
evidence. It’s the same exact thing with
Oujia boards, only less technologically advanced. I have talked with a number
of people in regards to this and a lot of the response is, well we are using
sound scientific equipment and methods, really? I can’t stand behind that
seeing as how ghost hunting is not an exact science just as wicca and voodoo is
not an exact science, but does some of it work…yes.

What I am trying to do with this is to show you that just because
you throw technology at it does not mean you are and better off or safer when
it comes to the spirit realm. A spirit/demon can pretty much do anything it
wants to you, your friends and your family. So take precautions and prepare
yourself for hunts, there are many ways you can and whatever puts your mind at
ease then so be it, but be careful because I have yet to find one person who
actually enjoys vomiting pea soup, it’s just nasty.
Be safe and fasten your seat belts,
John Cannon
John Cannon
P.S. Penn & Teller have a show on Showtime called BullSh*t and
in one of their earlier shows they went after the Ouija Board. If you can find
a copy of it online or on Netflix I recommend watching it, it’s some pretty
interesting stuff they had done to debunk it.
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