By paranormal games I mean games like Bloody Mary, Sweet tooth and all those. I played Charlie Charlie with my cousins once and it worked out. We tried it in my cousin's home which is said to be haunted. I was immature that time and I was of 11 years. As an curious and horror lover girl I thought of trying out the game 'Charlie Charlie' . This is something similar to Ouija board as the spirits near by answer the question. In this game we arrange the pencils on paper like this:The pencil moves on it's own and says answer in Yes and No. So when me and my siblings (my own sister, 2 cousin brothers and one cousin sister) were playing this we didn't had any idea that the home was considered haunted (my elder cousin and his family moved to other place for his elder brother's college. He was playing with us too). So when we played the pencil moved in our each question. For me I don't get scared easily so instead of screaming of fear and running away from room I followed the rule and sat there normally. Honestly I was creeper out a bit but I was mentally prepared so nothing really happened to me. However later after playing game we got to know from Aunties and my Mom that we are avoided to go there because it is haunted by a ghost of lady who hates our grandpa.
How many of you have played paranormal games? How was your experience?
yes. ouija board when i was little. with some other kids. nothing too bad.
also later i summoned demons by the big seal of salomon. and also put some of my blood on paper. also sealed with sealing wax and my left thumb. basically all sorts of weird shit. never sold my soul, though.
nowadays i do not really do that anymore. good tools. but there are better ways. the physical is the most magical space. the kitchen is enough of an altar for me. the cooking of a meal enough of a ritual. all is within. and usually there is no need for manipulation.
a wise man once told me "by trying to prove its effectiveness to others, you only show your lack of confidence". true. regardless i advice to look into the delayed choice quantum eraser experiment. and body, mind and spirit affect each other. so relax the body, relax the mind thus change the attitude thus change the outcome. easy.
heal yourself. helps you and others. all do stupid things. all are innocent. does not mean not to protect; you forgive so you have more thinking space for yourself. but learn from bad to avoid hurt in future.
I do happen to be religious, but I would definitely tell you that those games are total bull crap. Charlie Charlie depends on the wind, Ouija Board on someone messing with the pointer, and Bloody Mary is overhyped and never works. Contacting the paranormal isn't just as easy as some games, but usually through more sinister means like Dark Magic.
When I was 15 (I'm 24 now, so this was quite a while ago), my friend and I were staying at a hotel for the night because we were on our way to Florida from Ontario. We thought it'd be fun to perform the 'Elevator To Another World' ritual, and so we did. Now, here's the part where this whole thing might sound sketchy; after I pressed the button to ascend to the 10th floor, the elevator shut down for about 3 minutes (from what I'm able to remember). It just stopped working, and the light had shut off. My friend and I were both so terrified. I was suspicious of my surroundings for weeks after that.
I think it's less about the game itself, and the intentions behind what one is doing. If you go into a game with the intentions of summoning or talking to something you're not supposed to with a heavy belief that it's possible, I think you can definitely attract negative energy and bad voodoo. My mom did use a ouija board once in her younger years and has always told me never to play with things like that, though. So I'm guessing she's had a bad experience
I played all of those on dares as a boy. I was thoroughly disappointed. I wanted to see ghosts, demons, Bloody Mary holding a candle in front of a mirror chanting her name. I went to reputed haunted houses, slept in a graveyard, and I found nothing at all.
Oh yes I also got disappointed when I didn't saw anything. by the way how come you didn't saw anything staying in Japan? I have read many urban legends from Japan. Especially bathroom ghosts.
I don't know. I wanted to see those things. I'm a bit of an adrenaline junkie. I even went to South Compton one time in the middle of the night after asking a hotel lobbyist in LA where the most dangerous part of LA is and then taking a taxi there. So I went there and walked around everywhere and nothing happened except one guy asking me what I was doing there. So I told him I wanted to see the neighborhood, and he suggested I leave and go back to my hotel very nicely and even tried to help me go back.
Whoa maybe you would have seen something if you stayed there any longer or maybe the lobbyist said the area which is high accidental prone area or something. Not really a haunted place.
It's a bad way if it resembles mine. For example, the interest to me in playing Poker is more in the prospect that I can lose money. The risk of punishment is more interesting to me than the reward. That might be the worst kind of gambler is the one who finds it exciting that he/she can lose. At least the more sane gamblers are more excited by the idea that they can win.
I used playing cards to act like i use Tarot cards when i were bored, somehow i have got many queens and as a joke i said it means i will have a lot of girls around me, guess what? It happens rn, i don't believe that i knew it and i guess it was by luck to happen.
I'm human, I tend not to mess with spiritually as it's wreckless and I'm too blind too have a proper defense strategy against who knows what they throw at me, I have God to protect me but I don't think looking for trouble is what I should be doing.
No lol otherwise I won't be replying you. I would have been dead. Trust me I wanted to try out all the scary games in this whole world which I read from a website called scaryforkids. com. Now also I wanna try out but I love my life and I'm not suicudal anymore lol
Well not really because the results of messing with spirituality doesn't always result with death, you could have gotten possessed or opened doors to demons that can torment you throughout your life or family members, remember that these are evil spirits and the results can end in so much worse than death, their goal is they want your soul and they are evil which means they enjoy sufferment, you can't suffer if you are dead and if your soul doesn't belong to Satan.
Satan can see everything, he can't read thoughts tho, why do you think words are known to be so powerful, because Satan can use what you say against you, including fears, I'm pretty sure if you were Satan my third eye would have told me to block you by now.
I try to stay away from it but somehow it always finds me because of the people in my class or my cousins. I wasn’t afraid but sometimes I do be feeling chills in a way. most of the time it ends up in a comedy because the people I be around are clowns sometimes 😂 but it helps brighten up the mood. Nothing happens to me but rather the people who were there. Like secrets or things that they done just pops up out of no where.
@apulu_3 you know what is even more sinister than playing the devil’s board game? Joining the legion of chaos by your own volition, pledge your soul to the dark Gods: join the Girl Scouts, and check out Eastern Star, whether you’re into leadership or not
@JustiReno this question is only about paranormal things which is related to ghosts, evil spirits and all. I hope you understand that. Sorry if I came of rude. I didn't meant it.
Ouija boards creep me out, and so do other games like that. I've always been curious about others who have tried them but I'd be too spooked to do it myself. I don't want any demons following me!!
As a kid as sleepovers we did some scratch on your back game. I sure if that’s paranormal but it worked. I also played with a glow in the dark ouch’s board with a. Friend when I was a kid and nothing happened.
Yea, that’s it. It worked with all of us. The scratches only lasted a minute. They weren’t really scratches that broke the skin just red marks that look like scratches.
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When I was a child (last century) we played with ouija boards and we used to play one of those games where you say a name in the mirror a certain number of times. I think it was black madam.
I have summoned powerful spirits with my ouija board. Luckily I have tremendous experience dispatching those that have crossed the veil, so the breach was secured post haste.
Yeah true. Last time I played it in 6th grade with my friend. Our class 6 C was considered haunted and it worked. Surely this time I was scared but I loved playing it lol
Jesus @apulu_3 you really are deep have you ever heard of “The Book of Black Magic” by AE Waite? I’m not sure if you’ve ever heard of the Loch Ness monster.. sorry to kill Santa.. but that’s just Aleister Crowley’s 👻
Not, its spirit of the coin or something. A board game which has all alphabets and numbers along with yes or no, & start/end written in the board. Two or more people sit with a candle on and touching the coin placed at start. And starting with chanting mantras and calling the spirit, which answers by moving coin around yes/no or the letters
Damn that's a dangerous game I wanted to try out as an curious kid but no one approved to play with me because they were too scared to try it! Now I just stay far from it as well lol.
Yeah it's proved but I know many true stories of people encountering bad things after playing it. One true story of my friend's sister's classmates. They all died in a car accident after they went for a drive the day next of playing that game. It's creepy to know it 😬
Y’all crazy I played this game too it’s such a joke you ever Google “monkey magic trick” LOL for real tho I better stop talking crap before I get hit with a violent end straight out of Final Destination ⚰️
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