The Ouija Board: Sea Influences

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I have chose to do my essay on the Ouija Board. The Ouija Board is a spiritual board that is used in seances, it is also played by many people as a joke. Is the Ouija Board real? The answer is still unknown, many say it is fake and many say it is real. I have played Ouija and in my experience it did work. When I played my friends and I were at the Wind Creek Hotel, room 17-11. We sat in a circle and started the game. The first time we played we “contacted” a spirit named AL. The second time we “contacted” a spirit named 8. After we played we were looking through the Bible and one of the adults told us to go to Psalms. We flipped to Psalms and decided to look at Psalms 17-11 (the room we were in). In Psalms 17-11 it says “they have compassed

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