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Member Since: October 2004 Posts: 6,321 Send Message	Roxanne	Report	17 Jan 2008 22:36
	I agree,these things can be very Dangerous. I have Experienced what can happen and it was not pleasant.
Member Since: June 2003 Posts: 3,299 Send Message	Len of the Chilterns	Report	17 Jan 2008 22:29
Member Since: June 2003 Posts: 3,299 Send Message	I once belonged to a group of people interested in the reach of the mind. The group included a lady doctor and a rabbi. I am a qualified accountant and one time auditor and then an agnostic . Another male member of the group was a croupier and there was also Kay, the late Princess Margaret's hairdresser. There were others, maybe about 8 altogether but a very diverse bunch. We were all quite serious and not given to trickery but well qualified to spot any. We met in a hired room in Belgravia, London. On one occasion we tried a ouija (from French oui, German ja = yes/yes) board under controlled circumstances, which included formal prayers from those who were so minded. We wanted evidence, not personal messages. The results were quite startling and impressive. I have met other people who have tried it in their homes, more casually, who had to get professional help to rid their house of poltergeist and other persistent, unwanted paranormal activity. So be advised not to try this at home.