Spirit boards or Talking boards.

 


 Hey everyone Todd here with Paranomaly. 

Ah yes.. Spirit boards or talking boards. 

There are many different variations of spirit boards And para TV shows and horror movies have really brought them into the public spotlight over the years. It seems everyone’s opinions differ greatly on this topic, from demonic to ideomotor effects. The psychological effects of these communication devices are deeply rooted in superstition and the unknown. Let’s take a look at three popular spirit boards.

The Ouija board. A plane board with letters and numbers said to be able to contact all spirits and it was first produced in 1890.

The Angel board. Usually painted pink with glitter along with letters and numbers, said to contact your angels or spirit guides.

Which board pendulum. Usually depicted with pentagrams along with letters and numbers said to contact any spirit and used by mediums.

So, are they dangerous? And if so what makes them more dangerous than others?

All are identical. 

All or a doorway behind the veil.

All or a direct line of communication to the spirit world.

So what makes them so evil compared to other forms of spirit communication such as audio recorders or spirit boxes? 

Tell us what you believe in the comments below. And as always, thank you for listening.. 





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