It was quite a few years ago, I had invited some friends over to watch movies and have a sleep over. It was a stormy night and halfway through the second movie there was a clap of thunder and the power went out.
We hunted around in the darkness and eventually found half a dozen candles. With the candles flickering and casting crazy shadows and the rain and thunder outside it created quite a spooky atmosphere and we soon started talking about ghosts and haunted houses. By the time I suggested that we should play the ouija board we were all thoroughly scared already but we took our candles into the games room and all sat around the board ready to play anyway.
I'd played the board a few times before but in the past it always seemed to move in a half hearted manner as though it didn't even really believe in spirits itself.
This time it was different though, as soon as we each placed a finger on it and I asked “Are there any spirits here?” the pointer moved straight away to Yes.
I can't remember now all the things we asked it or that it answered, but it did seem a rather mean spirited entity, I know we asked it if Janine would get married and it spelled out 'ugly' (though to be fair Janine is no oil painting) and I asked if my grandmother who was sick at the time would recover and it spelled out 'hahaha' (Gran died only about a week and a half afterward too).
We were all pretty engrossed in what we were doing when Patricia suddenly said “Where's that light coming from?” I suppose you've heard all the stories about ouija boards opening a portal to hell and thought it was a silly old wives' tale? There in the corner of the games room was a soft flickering red light, it was a couple of feet high and shaped like an arch, like someone had opened the door to a furnace which had coals still glowing inside. We sat there transfixed with fear, our fingers still on the ouija board for what felt like forever but was probably only a fraction of a second.
We hunted around in the darkness and eventually found half a dozen candles. With the candles flickering and casting crazy shadows and the rain and thunder outside it created quite a spooky atmosphere and we soon started talking about ghosts and haunted houses. By the time I suggested that we should play the ouija board we were all thoroughly scared already but we took our candles into the games room and all sat around the board ready to play anyway.
I'd played the board a few times before but in the past it always seemed to move in a half hearted manner as though it didn't even really believe in spirits itself.
This time it was different though, as soon as we each placed a finger on it and I asked “Are there any spirits here?” the pointer moved straight away to Yes.
I can't remember now all the things we asked it or that it answered, but it did seem a rather mean spirited entity, I know we asked it if Janine would get married and it spelled out 'ugly' (though to be fair Janine is no oil painting) and I asked if my grandmother who was sick at the time would recover and it spelled out 'hahaha' (Gran died only about a week and a half afterward too).
We were all pretty engrossed in what we were doing when Patricia suddenly said “Where's that light coming from?” I suppose you've heard all the stories about ouija boards opening a portal to hell and thought it was a silly old wives' tale? There in the corner of the games room was a soft flickering red light, it was a couple of feet high and shaped like an arch, like someone had opened the door to a furnace which had coals still glowing inside. We sat there transfixed with fear, our fingers still on the ouija board for what felt like forever but was probably only a fraction of a second.
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