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About 5 years ago several work friends and I played with a oujia board (it was called something else). We contacted a spirit who told us he was a prophet named Issac. He told us about the future of the world. He told us about the floods that would come, about the destruction of Russia, about the economy. He gave us dates and told us when he lived where he was born. Being Catholic I did not know if the infomation he gave was correct because he kept telling us to look in (I think) the Koran (perhaps the Talmud or Torah? Isaac is a prophet in the Old Testament. - sk). We spoke to a rabbi who told us that all the information he gave us was correct. This went on for months over a number of sessions. One time we asked the prophet to appear to us. He told us to go outside and he would pull up in a white car. We waited about 20 minutes and a white car pulled up, someone waved and then took it off. While this could have been a coindence, needless to say we were spooked. The prophet also talked about the third anti-christ and told us when the world would end. One of the girls wrote down all the information, but I no longer work at the company and we have lost touch. There was a ton of information that he gave us. He predicted earthquakes, the fall of Japan's economy, and much more. At times the glass moved so fast it would actually move by itself. He also talked to us about God. He said that there was no wrong religion but that it was important to be a good person. He said that suicide was wrong because you were breaking a promise you made to God. Since this time I have not picked up this game although it is still somewhere in my house. skeptika's note: Interestingly enough this is not the only prophecy that has been related to me from first hand recipients. Another one was similar in that, while there was no predictions of the world ending, the line that there is no wrong religion was consistent along with the instruction to be a good person. This other prophecy was delivered via "ghost writing", the author had an irresistable urge to write. He sat and wrote what what seemed to have been planted in his mind. I will try to get permission to post that prophecy here. |
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