Haunted Apartment

I am an avid Ouija user, I have played it since I was 13 (am now 21). I have has my fair share of scares when using the board, simple things like my hair being pulled, lights going off etc. My recent experience I had made me realize that Ouija is truly a game for the brave hearted. I live in an old apartment built in 1900. After the first week of me living here weird things would occur.

My dog would bark furiously at moments, but there would be no danger around. My friends stopped coming over, because they felt scared and as if someone were watching them. I decided to do a session in my apartment to hopefully pin point these weird occurrences. I lit my room with candles, burnt sage to cleanse the room saying a prayer while doing so to keep bad spirits away. Here is the conversation that took place:

Me: Are there any good spirits who would like to communicate?
- I waited for about 30mins before the pointer began to move.
It: No
Me: You do not wish to speak to me?
It:Yes
Me: Are you a good spirit?
-Ten minutes of nothing
It: Yes
Me:Are you the spirit that lingers in my home?
It:No
Me: Where did you come from
It: (spells out) Wander
Me:What is your name?
It: Moves to 1 then 0 then 1
Me: Is this your age, are you 101 years old?
It: No
Me: This is your name?
It: Yes
-Meanwhile my dog is resting on the end of the bed with me.
Me: How old are you?
It: No
Me: You do not know how old you are?
It: No
Me: Do you know the spirit that lingers in my home?
It: Yes
Me: What is its name?
It: (quickly moves to) D
Me: Who is D?
It: Moves quickly to "Goodbye"

I tried to ask it to continue to communicate but there was no response after an hour of attempting so I slide to Goodbye to end the session, I blessed the room again and put my board up. I was falling fast asleep when fear woke me up. The sound of a loud banging/knocking coming from my room door, woke me and my dog up. In my head in thinking it is an intruder, the banging was so loud I thought it could be the police. My dog ran at the door and for in his attack stance, growling and waiting for me to open the door.

I grabbed my bat out the closet so scared to see what was behind the door. I quickly swung the door open, no one was there. My dog began barking hard and somewhat jumping at the doorway but I could see nothing to cause him to feel so aggressive. I searched the living room, kitchen, bathroom, pantry and closets to find no one or nothing. My windows were closed and it was the summertime so there was no breeze to have suggested wind gust.

I went back to my room closed my door and locked it. I finally fell asleep, my dog still standing by the door waiting. It was no more than an hour later when that same banging at my room door happened again. With more bravery I ran at the door and swung it open, still no one was there. It was so frightening to go back to sleep, I stood up the rest of the night and my dog continued to stand at the door growling here and there.

I have since broke my lease after 3 weeks of the banging that has occurred every night since my session. I now live in a new place and my dog has not been acting with extreme aggression like he was at my old place. If you have any ideas why the banging occurred please inform me as I am to scared to play with my board.
 
Cyra Nealy