208 – Ouija Boards – ZoZo: – Is He Real?

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ZoZo

The following two blog entries will discuss Ouija Boards. Entry 207 discussed if they really worked and how? This entry will look at the Ouija Board demon called ZoZo, and if he is real or not.

While I believe that the information is accurate (at the time of this writing), your mileage may vary. As always, use your feelings to decide what’s true for you and what isn’t.

So far, we have determined that yes, Ouija Boards do work and can be used to contact the departed, However, there is a great risk of the séance being hijacked by something else.

Back In 1980…

Which brings us to the topic of ZoZo. The Ouija Board demon.

This name has been coming up, apparently, for a long while now. It seems that this is a demonic that has seen a niche in the market (so to speak) and is using it to exploit people and harvest their energy and possibly Souls.

A long time ago, back in 1980, I was present for a séance at a camp. The board was a makeshift one, made out of loose pieces of paper.

One night, we all went down to the bottom of a stairway (which we believed was haunted) and had a séance.

After around 5 minutes, I suddenly felt this strong presence and energy come over me, and apparently so did everyone else, as the entire group (apart from three of us) suddenly ran up the steps, screaming.

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207 – Ouija boards – Do They Really Work?

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Ouija Boards

The following two blog entries will discuss Ouija Boards. Do they really work and, if so, how? Part two will look at the Ouija Board demon called ZoZo, and if he is real or not.

While I believe that the information is accurate (as of the time of writing this), your mileage may vary. As always, use your feelings to decide what’s true for you and what isn’t.

A Brief History

Are Ouija Boards a portal to Hell, or are they just an innocent board game?

For those who are not familiar with what a Ouija Board is, it’s a board with letters and numbers on it.  Its purpose is to allow you to contact spirits. Its name derives from the French words for “yes” and “no.”

As for its history, Wikipedia states the following: “Spiritualists in the United States believed that the dead were able to contact the living and reportedly used a talking board very similar to a modern Ouija board… in 1886 to ostensibly enable faster communication with spirits. Following its commercial introduction by businessman Elijah Bond on 1 July 1890, the Ouija board was regarded as an innocent parlor game unrelated to the occult until American spiritualist Pearl Curran popularized its use as a divining tool during World War I.

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206 – The Difference Between Praying To Source And gods.

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Soul Debt Question

I was asked recently how do you pray to gods without creating a soul debt?

“If praying to a god or entity creates a sort of debt to them, then is there a thing a person can pray to (or speak to) that would not create that situation? What about just sending a message to the universe? Or to the Source? Does that create a debt?”

This brings up something I’ve been wanting to write about: Prayer energy.

Source vs gods

(g)ods are not the same as Source. I deliberately use a lowercase ‘g’ as opposed to a capital one to distinguish them from Source.

God, to my mind, is another name for Source. A god is very different to Source.  There are gods that represent an aspect of Source (but are not Source itself), and then there are gods who have jobs to do.

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