I'm REALLY curious. I want serious answers, and please be specific. I'm 13, female and Christian. I just really want to know what happened to past users. o: I won't try it btw.
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This is no word of a lie. I asked the Ouij iboard when I was 18 who would be the next guy I would fall in love with. His answer spelled the full name Bobby Ritchie. I had never heard that name before. That Summer, 4 months later, I was asked by a guy if I wanted to dance with him. This was an outdoor barn dance. I said I would because this guy was drop dead gorgeous. Guess what his name was? You got it. It scared me so much, I told him about my experience. He never believed it. To this day, I tell you it happened.
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I have been studying Ouija for about 4 years (yeah, I know, I'm only 13), but when I tried it the first time, nothing happened. The times after that, it worked. I only played it with my friend Julia. Nothing much happened. We asked it basic questions (age, gender, life before death, etc.). Nothing strange happened after the sessions. The fours years of study I retained really paid off after playing with the Ouija Board. :)
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A friend of mine was possessed by something...evil. We tried to contact the spirits that her neighbor expelled from her house to see why they were haunting her and instead gained contact with something very bad that was mad at us for trying to talk to him. He threw a picture of her across the room and then broke it. It didn't break when it hit the wall or the floor but when we went to pick it up, the glass broke when we got to it. She then got this evil look on her face went back to the ouiji board, picked it up and said " you have no idea what I can do to you." then she broke the board over her knee, ran outside, and threw it into the sewer. She then said "now you'll never get rid of me!" then fell to the ground in the middle of the street. To this day, I still feel that same presence in the room we had the board and my friend doesn't remember anything that happened after the picture got thrown.
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It works on the ideomotor effect - you're moving it yourself. That's how it works, every time. The rest is just superstition and fantasy.