Why do people use ouija boards?

You have to get the Ouija board again. Get the same exact people you did it with the first time. When you do this, do it somewhere safe and familiar.

You have to concentrate fully. You have to have at least one candle and say these prayers/spells. Invocation for Creating a Sacred Space (say before using the board): Dear Spirit As I light these candles, bless this sacred place.

Let the light of their flames radiate love and protection to all four corners of this room. I ask at this time that any negative energies be released from this space. With a bath of white light, I ask that it be cleansed and neutralized.

Turn my dwelling into a sanctuary. May it be the foundation for your teachings and the inspiration for my higher perceptions. Invocation for Protection (another one to say before using the board): Dear Spirit As I sit with you now, I open my heart.

I surround myself with the love and light of your protection. I release any negativity that I have picked up throughout the day so that I speak to the universe with the purity of my soul. I ask that any energy (information, healing) be given for my absolute good.

Dismiss now all energies that are not of the Highest and Greatest source. As I bathe in your grace, I will listen to your resounding voice within me. I will be true to my heart and your gentle guidance.

(you can follow this with a moment of appreciation for the universe...).

If not then you should be fine. If it really concerns you go to a church priest and start praying. I played the game yesterday and I got 2 bad spirits in a row.

I think because I believe in god and pray, that is the reason I don't have any demons or bad spirits with me right now.

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