Parker Brothers

Do you beleive that parker brothers ouija boards are dangerous?

Why or Why not?

I do not recommend Ouija boards because of its’ potential for being dangerous. I have been using tools of divination for 28 years and I won’t touch a Ouija Board.

The modern Ouija Board is the combination of two tools used for scrying. The first is a wheel made up of the letters of the alphabet. The second is a glass, usually a wine glass which is inverted and placed in the middle. Scrying is a form of divination–and divination is simply connecting to the Divine–which is not dangerous when you know what you are doing.

Ouija boards became popular in the mid-1800’s, when spiritualism and channeling were at the height of fashion. In 1891 a patent was granted to Elijah J Bond on the first modern Ouija Board. The following year the rights to the Ouija Board were purchased by William Fuld. In 1966 the Parker Brothers purchased the rights to the Ouija Board. My problem with Parker Brothers’ Ouija boards is that many people THINK they are purchasing a game. They are not. They are purchasing a tool of divination. . . and if they are not careful. . . if they don’t know what they are doing. . . it could be dangerous.

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