The game of “spirit of the coin” is similar to the Ouija
board. This is basically a spirit communication technique although some people
attribute it as the play of our sub-conscious mind. This was once upon a time
my favourite pass time with friends after our school final examinations. I do
not know how many people still fancy such an activity now a day.
Below is some information as I can still remember:
1. You
will need three participants, although sometimes two or even one is also
possible. However, avoid playing this game alone as you may easily attract some
evil earthbound spirits that are quite difficult to be exorcised. The most
difficult part is, you must realise that there is a spirit with you and then
seek proper help.
2. You
will also need a board or a piece of paper with alphabets or characters writing
on it.
3. If
you are brave enough then play the game in an abandon house, murder scene,
known haunted house, cemetery etc.
4. Try
to be in black clothing if you want to get a quicker respond.
5. Light
4 candles and place one at each of the four corners, you will notice that the
candle lights will veer towards the centre of the board.
6. Poke
your ring finger and smear some blood on the coin, you will surely see a very
different respond.
7. Over
turn the paper or board in the middle of the game if you dare for another kind
of sensation. But seriously, don’t do it when you are not in a “controlled
environment”.
8. Do
not panic and run during your game when you hear some noises, smell fragrance,
or see any apparitions. Calmly request the spirit to return to the resting
position and only then you may leave the place.
9. If
the coin flew off the paper or one of the players possessed or fainted; leave
the scene and seek help as soon as possible.
10. If
you are performing this game outdoor, please check your belongings before you
leave the place, at times you may find your stuffs missing, or some ‘extra’
stuff tug into your bag. You must throw this extra thing into the nearest river
before returning home.
For the brave, happy trying!
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