Yes, EVP recording is real. I have been a paranormal researcher/investigator since the mid 1990's, and I have heard (and recorded) some good EVP's.
When people try to capture EVP, some recordings are no doubt matrixing, and some recordings are no doubt just natural sounds that just happen to occur while recording. Some EVP's, however,.....it's really hard to attribute a voice on tape to background noise when the voice plainly answers the question that was just asked! Also, my team uses sophisticated recording equipment during our investigations, including computer software so that we can "clean up" the recording. We have got EVP's that, when analyzed, read on the sound spectrum on a frequency well below the human vocal range.
Recording EVP, and using the ouija board, is not evil in itself. They do not open a doorway or the gates of hell (so to speak). They are just tools. The danger of them lies inside the person. Let me explain. If a contact is made, and the entity is of a negative nature, it may pretend (lie) to be something it's not (Uncle Fred) so as to gain the persons trust. Once the trust is established, then the entity may become more demanding. This is the first stages of "oppression", and can usually (but not always) be stopped simply by stopping all contact. However, if the person trusts "Uncle Fred", he or she may not WANT to stop. That is where the true danger lies.
Recording EVP can be done safely, but as far as the ouija board goes....my team doesn't use them. Better to stay on the safe side.
