There’s an ongoing debate about the powers and realities of the Ouija board. Essentially, there are three basic positions:
• It is inherently perilous, can open portals to evil entities and should never be used.
• It is only perilous if used with evil intent, but can be a useful tool for spirit mediumship if used properly and with excellent intent.
• It is inherently harmless and has no real powers of mediumship for excellent or evil; its effects, if any, are only psychological in nature.

Which is right?

Readers Respond: Is the Ouija board a harmless toy or perilous portal?

The Ouija Debate originally appeared on About.com Paranormal Phenomena on Wednesday, March 10th, 2010 at 21:00:04.

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There is, in fact, a multitude of conspiracies active in our world today, ranging in scale and time span. Those at the core of these conspiracies are people whom we have never heard of and will never see. These individuals occupy top positions in government, religion, and economics–all of which are members of secret societies. Members of these groups which are showed to the public as political and religious leaders are no more than actors paid by the System to lie about wanting to protect and help you. They care nothing about you or your family. Government and religion have been the leading causes of death among humans throughout history.

Areas of occult knowledge such as sacred geometry, divination arts, black magick, astrology, and mind control are being utilized by these organizations to deceive, manipulate, control, and kill the populations of the world. With piety aimed at dark and evil entities and energies they use their reservoirs of power, wealth, and influence to assiduously carry out their various agendas, in some cases thousands of years ancient.

Compartmentalization and dread keeps members of secret societies ignorant of and loyal to their right purposes and plots. The ‘Pyramid Structure’ of power allows members to become completely compartmentalized; in other words, knowing only what they need to do and not knowing what everyone else is doing. The higher up the pyramid you are the more you know about the organization as a whole. Furthermore, tactics such as honeytraps and bribery are used to blackmail and intimidate members, forcing them to remain fearful of defecting and exposing the truth.
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hometownglenburnie.com – Bill Bean Jr. was only 4 years ancient in 1970 when his family went into a three-bedroom single family home in Harundale.

Small did they know their lives and family would be changed during the 10 years they lived in the house.

“We went from a very loving family when we first went into the home, to a family void of affection that lived and survived on a day-to-day basis,” Bean said.

“I believe it was the evil force and entities in the home that made my mother ill and kept her in that environment.”

Margaret Ehrlich, organizer of Inspired Ghost Tracking, an Odenton-based group with 65 members, hosted, Bean last week as a guest speaker. A DVD of his tale from Discovery Channel’s “A Haunting” in 2006 was played to an audience of over 90 people.

Bean has written and published a book about the family’s experiences, “Dark Forces.”

“We left that home in 1980,” Bean said. “I didn’t discuss our experiences until I was approached to talk about it on a local radio station in 2002.

“Our childhood was robbed. There were no slumber parties at our home, no friends to come over and play for dread of what the evil entities would do.”

Bean said the home was very dark, with dark brown paneling in the living room and dark, narrow hallway.

“It was eerie looking and scary to me as a young child, but I couldn’t figure out what it was,” he said.

His older sister, Patti, never felt comfortable in the hallway or her bedroom. Her bedroom was at the end of the long hallway and was always cold, even in the summer.

Soon after the family went in, the back bedroom door started opening and slamming shut over and over again.

It continued during the day while Bean’s mother, Patricia Bean, was at home alone.

She told her family that she would make the beds only to find them stripped from all of the beds soon afterward. The bathroom faucets would turn on, overflow the sink and flood the floor and hallway.

Bean’s father, William, was a no-nonsense man who didn’t believe any of it.

“My mom told my grandmother that our house may be haunted,” Bean said.

Bean shared a bedroom with his younger brother, Bobby. They would lie in bed at night and hear what sounded like heavy footsteps in the attic. Later, weird tapping noises from inside the walls would accompany the footsteps.

One evening, after a few years in the home, Bean said he was physically attacked by an unseen force as he lay in bed.

“I wanted to weep out to my parents for help, but my mouth wouldn’t work,” he said.

He said his family was stuck financially.

“We couldn’t leave. My grandparents offered to take us in on several occasions, but they lived in a one bedroom apartment,” Bean said.

He said that his mother was physically attacked as well, and was once hit in the head from a glass flying out of the kitchen cabinets.

Bean clarified that this type of violent activity got worse in the final five years. Pets disappeared. Strong and foul odors appeared out of nowhere.

Bean said a priest blessed the home, provided the family with an intercessory prayer and holy water.

“It got to a point where the priest told us to call him anytime day or night. He would bring holy water to our home in large Mason jars on numerous occasions,” Bean said.

“The toughest part of our 10-year experience was being physically, emotionally and spiritually drained,” he said.

These days, Bean is touring the country, publicizing his book and talking to families going through similar experiences.

The family that currently resides in the Beans’ ancient home says they have never experienced any paranormal activity.

“My Uncle Cliff introduced me to God while I was a teen. I truly believe we were under demonic forces at that house. God has given me the strength to overcome this and to use my experience to help others.”

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Background to the Haunting

William John Bean was born on July 29, 1966 in Baltimore, Maryland. In 1970, the Bean family went into a modest three bedroom ranch style house located in Glen Burnie, Maryland. The community was called, “Harundale.” Bill recalled his first memories of the house were frightening ones. “It had a very foreboding and ominous feel from the start,” he said. What the family didn’t know is that a demonic force already occupied their new home. Bill Bean stated, “My family was literally torn apart by an evil force that co-existed among us. The activity started as noises and gradually escalated into violent physical attacks on us by the entities.”

Bill starred in a Discovery Channel broadcast about his tale. The show aired on September 7, 2006 on the series “A Haunting.” The segment is called “House of the Dead,” and is one of the most watched segments. It’s often shown during Bill’s lectures, along with a jaw dropping photo presentation. Bill has taken many bizarre photos of anomalous phenomena over the years.

NOTE: the location of this incident is not far from my residence, so I was able to go over the evidence after Bill Bean’s recollection was made public. A local medium was given permission to go through the property several years after the Bean family vacated. In my conversation with this medium, I was told that the house and property were free of any spiritual force…excellent or evil. Currently, I have no thought of the status of the house. I have no reason not to believe Bill Bean and have found his presentations to be sincere. I do not personally buy into the religious or ‘protection by God’ mantra…each person is entitled to their own belief…Lon

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