Thank you for sharing your stories. If nothing else, I appreciate knowing that my past personal experiences are not just “figments of my imagination” — which isn’t always a good thing!

Now married, and age 46, I can attest to the ouija board (OB) being a tool that can bring answers to those whom are open enough to receive them. However, rest assured, for some… it’s more than they bargained for; playing with such a device does not happen without repercussion.

I implore you (and others) to proceed with caution!

To Non-believers:

If you find yourself unable to believe that a Ouija Board is B-A-D to play with, based on what Erin divulges here — I must also ask if you’re quick to shrug off miracles simply because you don’t get to witness one first hand!?

To me, this seems to be an ongoing struggle with the mind set of today. That is — If I can’t prove it, it isn’t real. Yet, many visit churches on Sunday and don’t have a problem with tithing or bowing their heads in prayer. Again, one must ask, “How many Christians have seen the divine in physical form?” Yet, each Sunday, the pews are filled with believers.

One doesn’t need to SEE in order to FEEL something to be truth.

But, take a look around you; the world is full of opposites!

- Black and white
- Night and day
- Salt and pepper
- Happy and sad
- Laughing and crying
- Married and single
- Good and bad
- Wealth and poverty

…and the list continues.

To Erin:

Youre making “perfect sense” to those whom it matters most to hear through you.

Yes, you are truly here for a reason. Your purpose is to teach and share with those most receptive to you. True, you won’t reach everyone — and this is acceptable. However, your instructions will resonate with a select audience and to me, this is the best path.

Good luck with your journey. I applaud your walk!

I find when I read various spiritual or self help books, some hit home with me, and others don’t. I prefer to stick with those authors where when I read them I just nod in agreement the whole time because I just know it’s true.

Then there are other ones creep me out because they say and have experiences that seem to go against my own beliefs. So I simply choose not to believe in what they say. Although I’m quite sure they’re not lieing or making stuff up, they just come at things through a different perspective. Other people coming from their perspective probably would connect fine with those thinkers. They’re just not for me.

I don’t think you have to worry - this is probably a case of “Columbus’s Ships” or intention manifestion (as some like to call it). When columbus landed, many of the natives could not see the ships until one pointed out the ripples around the ships - then instantly the ships all appeared. Probably, she wanted to contact the “spirits” so much she manifested it. As for the chase story, it could just be intense manifestation - not necessarily contacting “spirits.”

Read the latest on bioquantum mechanics and you’ll see that there is an equally likely chance that the whole thing was manifested by Erin.

So - to answer whether Ouija boards real? - I don’t think so - chances this could have been created by any other “device” as well. No need to get rid of your daughter’s Ouija board (yet)

But if this story disturbs you… well… you ain’t heard nothing yet. I’m easing into it so I don’t scare people.

One thing is for sure. This is not a story that can simply come and go. You really owe it to your readers to discuss the subject of spirituality more. Because of this blog entry, I now must reassess my own agnostic beliefs and do more research on this. It makes me a bit afraid and a bit curious - thus curiously disturbed.

Trouble is - when I do my research, how do I decide who to beleive and who to ignore.

Can we believe you? If so, I must reassess everything.

The one incident that stands out in my memory is that we were “speaking” with this one spirit who said its name was Seth Freeman. We talked to it for awhile, and then went downstairs to watch TV. The ending credits from the show “Lou Grant” was on. And there, rolling down the screen was “Producer Seth Freeman.”

Needless to say we freaked out!

And the story has some glitches in it, huh?

I’m interested in lucid dreaming, nontheless. That sounds to be a lot more real…