Ajaklah beberapa teman. Ciptakan suasana. Duduklah.

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Technically, Ouija can be played alone, but one of the main rules states that you can't play alone so it's required to play with at least one other person. Especially if it's a dark and stormy night. Two people is ideal. The more people you have, the more hectic it may get (loud, distracting, etc.) and you may confuse the spirits. More than two is fine--just make sure everyone stays calm and respectful. Before getting down to the business of contacting "the other side," you may want to get in the mood by dimming the lights, using candles, lighting incense, and burning sage.  Ouija can be all about timing. Sometimes the board is ultra-responsive and sometimes it seems asleep. It's best to try it at night or into the wee hours of the morning. Remove all distractions. There should be no loud music, noise from the television, or kids running around. A séance requires your undivided attention in order to be successful. Turn your phones off! Accepting a call in the middle of the conversation interrupts the progress and mood. On the original instructions of the game, it says to place the board on the knees of the two participants, with their knees touching. It also says, "Lady and gentleman preferred." So, take it for what it's worth. However, this shouldn't really affect your experience at all.  Working on a clear table or on the floor is fine. So long as everyone can clearly see and keep fingers on the planchette, or pointer. The participants should be on either side of the board or at the base of it; sometimes the planchette moves fast and the letters need to be quickly processed and sequenced. Viewing the board upside-down could confuse the intended message.