If you haven’t checked out my first set of Ouija tips, check it out now.
1. Pen and paper. You always want to make sure you have a pen and paper handy when using the board. The pointer’s going to be moving a lot, so it’s best to designate someone to record the words being spelled out. It’s also a good idea to write down the question being asked. Keep it organized.
2. Don’t use the board by yourself. There’s no point of using the board if you’re by yourself. The pointer won’t have enough energy to move around ―you need at least two people on the board at a time (3 or 4 would be better). There’s never a good reason to use the board alone.
3. Make circles. If you’re not getting much activity, it might be a good idea to move the pointer around a few times in the shape of a circle. I learned this tip in the instruction booklet that came with my friend’s board. The reasoning behind it is that the circular motion will build up energy, and therefore make it easier for the spirit to communicate.
4. Be light on your fingertips. This is a mistake I see a lot: someone in the group is pressing down with their fingertips. You never want to press; you just want to touch. When your fingertips are on the pointer, you’re directing your energy to it. The spirit will use this energy to move the pointer. If you have a skeptic in the group (e.g. “You’re moving it. I know you’re moving it”), show them how lightly you’re touching the pointer. In fact, if someone accuses me of moving it, I flip my fingertips over and only touch the pointer with my fingernails ―that’ll make them understand.
5. Always close the board out. This is very important. Whenever you use the board, you have to close it out. By closing it out, you’re basically closing the “door” that you opened when you started. First, you want to make sure everyone’s aware that you’re going to close the board. Next, have everyone move the pointer to a neutral location on the board. Finally, you can all say, “Amen, Amen, Amen.” This is how my board’s instruction manual recommended to do it. Whatever it is that you say to close it out, just make sure you all say it in unison.
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