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>I'm going to have to talk about my goals with a trainer next week, I don't think I'm going to come completely clean that a fox sent me. This is one of the wil

>I'm going to have to talk about my goals with a trainer next week, I don't think I'm going to come completely clean that a fox sent me. This is one of the wilder comments that I've read on this site. Can you talk more about Ouija boards and the dowsing rods? When you say that they work really well for you, does that mean that you're able to use the Ouija board to correctly answer questions that people ask, even if you don't know the answer ahead of time? As for the dowsing rods, does that mean that you're able to find water/minerals/lost items?

JumpCrisscross 2y ago
> When you say that they work really well for you, does that mean that you're able to use the Ouija board to correctly answer questions that people ask, even if you don't know the answer ahead of time? I have a family member who I'm now suspecting might be schizophrenic. They will interrogate an ersatz Oujia board and have genuine conversations with...something that appears, to them, as a separate entity from themselves. The advantage of communicating through a Oujia board (or spirit manifestation) seems to be you control when and where the other...consciousness?...manifests. Versus untamed schizophrenia where the hallucinations are occuring constantly and unprompted.
PaulHoule 2y ago
I can use these things as well as anybody else can use them, like the dowsing rods can seem to practically jump out of my hands. I don't expect to pass a test from a parapsychologist but going out with me could be like going out with a dog who has a good tracking instinct and in my neck of the woods I can tell you where to drill and you'll probably find water. I do find lost items from time to time. It boggles my mind that circa 1880 you could claim to channel the spirits of the dead and get away with it. This gave way to the likes of Edgar Cayce (if I couldn't predict the future better then him with I'm thinking rationally...) and Jane Roberts.
- GenerWork 2y ago
  That's so interesting, thanks for answering. I wonder if anybody's ever run a test where they take "normal" people and schizotypal people like yourself, give them dowsing rods, and see who has a higher accuracy rate of finding water.

JumpCrisscross 2y ago

> When you say that they work really well for you, does that mean that you're able to use the Ouija board to correctly answer questions that people ask, even if you don't know the answer ahead of time? I have a family member who I'm now suspecting might be schizophrenic. They will interrogate an ersatz Oujia board and have genuine conversations with...something that appears, to them, as a separate entity from themselves. The advantage of communicating through a Oujia board (or spirit manifestation) seems to be you control when and where the other...consciousness?...manifests. Versus untamed schizophrenia where the hallucinations are occuring constantly and unprompted.

PaulHoule 2y ago

I can use these things as well as anybody else can use them, like the dowsing rods can seem to practically jump out of my hands. I don't expect to pass a test from a parapsychologist but going out with me could be like going out with a dog who has a good tracking instinct and in my neck of the woods I can tell you where to drill and you'll probably find water. I do find lost items from time to time. It boggles my mind that circa 1880 you could claim to channel the spirits of the dead and get away with it. This gave way to the likes of Edgar Cayce (if I couldn't predict the future better then him with I'm thinking rationally...) and Jane Roberts.

GenerWork 2y ago
That's so interesting, thanks for answering. I wonder if anybody's ever run a test where they take "normal" people and schizotypal people like yourself, give them dowsing rods, and see who has a higher accuracy rate of finding water.