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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm

I happen to be sensitive to the world around me . I pick up on things that others don't feel or notice. I think it has something to do with my bloodline . On Friday night I had a real interesting experience something I can not explain logically . Who else is in touch with there sixth sense and how often does yours go off . Mine comes and goes but its always there guiding me in all I do in my life .

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

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"I happen to be sensitive to the world around me . I pick up on things that others don't feel or notice. I think it has something to do with my bloodline . On Friday night I had a real interesting experience something I can not explain logically . Who else is in touch with there sixth sense and how often does yours go off . Mine comes and goes but its always there guiding me in all I do in my life ."

It doesn't need to be in the bloodline, everyone has a spirit, you just have to learn to listen and use it.

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By *heMochaManMan
over a year ago

Leeds

Same but I put mine down to my mindfulness. As a buddhist I think and feel things differently and I believe this enables me.

I'm yet to find the woman ideal to experience true tantric

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over a year ago

Do you ever consider the possibility other people don't pick up on those things because in reality there was nothing to pick up-on ?

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By *heMochaManMan
over a year ago

Leeds


"Do you ever consider the possibility other people don't pick up on those things because in reality there was nothing to pick up-on ? "

Or maybe you're just not paying enough attention to your surroundings

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Do you ever consider the possibility other people don't pick up on those things because in reality there was nothing to pick up-on ? "

i don't believe in such things, there is a logical explanation for everything and if something happens to me that i can not, at first explain i will always look for the logical explanation where as people who believe in such things will automatically put it down to that

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

...Up on the Downs


"Do you ever consider the possibility other people don't pick up on those things because in reality there was nothing to pick up-on ?

i don't believe in such things, there is a logical explanation for everything and if something happens to me that i can not, at first explain i will always look for the logical explanation where as people who believe in such things will automatically put it down to that "

But there is nothing illogical about the spiritual realm - it follows predicatable laws just like the physical.

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"I happen to be sensitive to the world around me . I pick up on things that others don't feel or notice. I think it has something to do with my bloodline . On Friday night I had a real interesting experience something I can not explain logically . Who else is in touch with there sixth sense and how often does yours go off . Mine comes and goes but its always there guiding me in all I do in my life .

It doesn't need to be in the bloodline, everyone has a spirit, you just have to learn to listen and use it. "

Everyone has a brain and a number of amazing tangible senses , one just has to learn to feel and understand them xx

Spirit is a made up concept that has no validation . It's a mere metaphor for what the brain does xx

I am exceptionally empathic and what many would term spiritual but I term cognitively aware and understanding no spirits needed xx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Do you ever consider the possibility other people don't pick up on those things because in reality there was nothing to pick up-on ?

Or maybe you're just not paying enough attention to your surroundings "

That is a possibility although however would you agree it's somewhat of a cop out to suggest that by not paying attention you cant see invisible feelings ....

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

...Up on the Downs


"Do you ever consider the possibility other people don't pick up on those things because in reality there was nothing to pick up-on ?

Or maybe you're just not paying enough attention to your surroundings

That is a possibility although however would you agree it's somewhat of a cop out to suggest that by not paying attention you cant see invisible feelings .... "

Like love?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It's called Autism.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Do you ever consider the possibility other people don't pick up on those things because in reality there was nothing to pick up-on ?

Or maybe you're just not paying enough attention to your surroundings

That is a possibility although however would you agree it's somewhat of a cop out to suggest that by not paying attention you cant see invisible feelings ....

Like love?"

and how many times does that prove to be false...

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

...Up on the Downs


"I happen to be sensitive to the world around me . I pick up on things that others don't feel or notice. I think it has something to do with my bloodline . On Friday night I had a real interesting experience something I can not explain logically . Who else is in touch with there sixth sense and how often does yours go off . Mine comes and goes but its always there guiding me in all I do in my life .

It doesn't need to be in the bloodline, everyone has a spirit, you just have to learn to listen and use it.

Everyone has a brain and a number of amazing tangible senses , one just has to learn to feel and understand them xx

Spirit is a made up concept that has no validation . It's a mere metaphor for what the brain does xx

I am exceptionally empathic and what many would term spiritual but I term cognitively aware and understanding no spirits needed xx"

I disagree, but then I have seen plenty of validation.

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By *heMochaManMan
over a year ago

Leeds

I agree things can be explained logically... my understanding of this thread was about picking up on things

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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm


"I happen to be sensitive to the world around me . I pick up on things that others don't feel or notice. I think it has something to do with my bloodline . On Friday night I had a real interesting experience something I can not explain logically . Who else is in touch with there sixth sense and how often does yours go off . Mine comes and goes but its always there guiding me in all I do in my life .

It doesn't need to be in the bloodline, everyone has a spirit, you just have to learn to listen and use it. "

I think that's true to but in my case its natural ability that I'm sure has something to do with my bloodline

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

...Up on the Downs


"Do you ever consider the possibility other people don't pick up on those things because in reality there was nothing to pick up-on ?

Or maybe you're just not paying enough attention to your surroundings

That is a possibility although however would you agree it's somewhat of a cop out to suggest that by not paying attention you cant see invisible feelings ....

Like love?

and how many times does that prove to be false...

"

Love exists nonetheless.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Do you ever consider the possibility other people don't pick up on those things because in reality there was nothing to pick up-on ?

Or maybe you're just not paying enough attention to your surroundings

That is a possibility although however would you agree it's somewhat of a cop out to suggest that by not paying attention you cant see invisible feelings ....

Like love?

and how many times does that prove to be false...

Love exists nonetheless. "

Love can be quantified by action or inaction...

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By *heMochaManMan
over a year ago

Leeds


"I agree things can be explained logically... my understanding of this thread was about picking up on things"

Firm believer that the spirit does exist. The brain is an organ just like the heart or lungs. Life couldn't happen without those but the spirit is something entirely different. Personality, morals, empathy, feelings in general differ from person to person yet we all have the same biology

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Do you ever consider the possibility other people don't pick up on those things because in reality there was nothing to pick up-on ?

i don't believe in such things, there is a logical explanation for everything and if something happens to me that i can not, at first explain i will always look for the logical explanation where as people who believe in such things will automatically put it down to that

But there is nothing illogical about the spiritual realm - it follows predicatable laws just like the physical."

To me there is

I respect everybody's belief's but to me the spirit world is not logical

We are animals and as all animals evolution made us to do one things, to reproduce to keep our species going, once we have done that there is no need for us anymore and some kind of life after death makes no sence to me at all, it does not benifit us in anyway

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"I happen to be sensitive to the world around me . I pick up on things that others don't feel or notice. I think it has something to do with my bloodline . On Friday night I had a real interesting experience something I can not explain logically . Who else is in touch with there sixth sense and how often does yours go off . Mine comes and goes but its always there guiding me in all I do in my life .

It doesn't need to be in the bloodline, everyone has a spirit, you just have to learn to listen and use it.

Everyone has a brain and a number of amazing tangible senses , one just has to learn to feel and understand them xx

Spirit is a made up concept that has no validation . It's a mere metaphor for what the brain does xx

I am exceptionally empathic and what many would term spiritual but I term cognitively aware and understanding no spirits needed xx

I disagree, but then I have seen plenty of validation."

Validation means proven to be true by various means

Not witnessed something that you as an individual can't understand

Ethereal sentience manifest beyond the cognitive function of a physical brain has zero validation

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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm


"Do you ever consider the possibility other people don't pick up on those things because in reality there was nothing to pick up-on ? "

your entitled to your opinion but I have to disagree spirit is real your soul is real what happens when you die I don't know but one things for sure all you are doesn't end with your death and sixth senses are real . what they are I don't know but I've experienced to many feeling that have proven to tell a truth for me to discount any thing out of hand .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Pretentious bullshit, that's what it is. Hilarious how the people who dismiss traditional religion as nonsense and the followers of as "gullible" and "naive" are the same ones who now think that they are at one with the cosmos and universal energy because they've watched a YouTube video.

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By *heMochaManMan
over a year ago

Leeds


"Pretentious bullshit, that's what it is. Hilarious how the people who dismiss traditional religion as nonsense and the followers of as "gullible" and "naive" are the same ones who now think that they are at one with the cosmos and universal energy because they've watched a YouTube video. "

If that was aimed at me you are very wrong.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Each to there own.

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"Do you ever consider the possibility other people don't pick up on those things because in reality there was nothing to pick up-on ?

i don't believe in such things, there is a logical explanation for everything and if something happens to me that i can not, at first explain i will always look for the logical explanation where as people who believe in such things will automatically put it down to that

But there is nothing illogical about the spiritual realm - it follows predicatable laws just like the physical.

To me there is

I respect everybody's belief's but to me the spirit world is not logical

We are animals and as all animals evolution made us to do one things, to reproduce to keep our species going, once we have done that there is no need for us anymore and some kind of life after death makes no sence to me at all, it does not benifit us in anyway

"

That is a dangerous path to tread as many believers will pounce upon all the apparently illogical things humans do eg women loving Bastards lol , and suggest this lack of logic means there is a spirit guidance beyond our understanding

This is of course an illogical conclusion xx

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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm


"Do you ever consider the possibility other people don't pick up on those things because in reality there was nothing to pick up-on ?

Or maybe you're just not paying enough attention to your surroundings

That is a possibility although however would you agree it's somewhat of a cop out to suggest that by not paying attention you cant see invisible feelings ....

Like love?

and how many times does that prove to be false...

Love exists nonetheless.

Love can be quantified by action or inaction...

"

love can't be measured in actions love is a pure feeling. yes science can prove its a chemical reaction in the brain but science can not explain why we feel it in our heart not head .

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over a year ago


"I happen to be sensitive to the world around me . I pick up on things that others don't feel or notice. I think it has something to do with my bloodline . On Friday night I had a real interesting experience something I can not explain logically . Who else is in touch with there sixth sense and how often does yours go off . Mine comes and goes but its always there guiding me in all I do in my life .

It doesn't need to be in the bloodline, everyone has a spirit, you just have to learn to listen and use it.

I think that's true to but in my case its natural ability that I'm sure has something to do with my bloodline "

Why do you think it has something to do with your bloodline? Is your bloodline unusual then?

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"I agree things can be explained logically... my understanding of this thread was about picking up on things

Firm believer that the spirit does exist. The brain is an organ just like the heart or lungs. Life couldn't happen without those but the spirit is something entirely different. Personality, morals, empathy, feelings in general differ from person to person yet we all have the same biology"

We do ? I think you will find we all have differences

Then there is the simple android phone analogy . All have exactly the same hardware however the constantly environmentally lead changing content differs exponentially

All brains are not the same

They also evolved plasticity so change with experience and use

Couple that with , upbringing , food and other environmental differences it's amazing we as a species are so similar xx

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"Do you ever consider the possibility other people don't pick up on those things because in reality there was nothing to pick up-on ?

Or maybe you're just not paying enough attention to your surroundings

Yes it can lol

And no we feel it in all parts of our bodies it's due to a release of chemicals and the result our senses relay back to our brain

That is a possibility although however would you agree it's somewhat of a cop out to suggest that by not paying attention you cant see invisible feelings ....

Like love?

and how many times does that prove to be false...

Love exists nonetheless.

Love can be quantified by action or inaction...

love can't be measured in actions love is a pure feeling. yes science can prove its a chemical reaction in the brain but science can not explain why we feel it in our heart not head . "

Yes it can lol

And no we feel it in all parts of our bodies it's due to a release of chemicals and the result our senses relay back to our brain

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over a year ago


"I happen to be sensitive to the world around me . I pick up on things that others don't feel or notice. I think it has something to do with my bloodline . On Friday night I had a real interesting experience something I can not explain logically . Who else is in touch with there sixth sense and how often does yours go off . Mine comes and goes but its always there guiding me in all I do in my life ."

Actually op. Yes.

I'm a Jedi.

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

...Up on the Downs


"Do you ever consider the possibility other people don't pick up on those things because in reality there was nothing to pick up-on ?

Or maybe you're just not paying enough attention to your surroundings

That is a possibility although however would you agree it's somewhat of a cop out to suggest that by not paying attention you cant see invisible feelings ....

Like love?

and how many times does that prove to be false...

Love exists nonetheless.

Love can be quantified by action or inaction...

"

As can various spiritual phenomenon.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I happen to be sensitive to the world around me . I pick up on things that others don't feel or notice. I think it has something to do with my bloodline . On Friday night I had a real interesting experience something I can not explain logically . Who else is in touch with there sixth sense and how often does yours go off . Mine comes and goes but its always there guiding me in all I do in my life .

Actually op. Yes.

I'm a tart. "

Fixed it for you

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By *heMochaManMan
over a year ago

Leeds


"I agree things can be explained logically... my understanding of this thread was about picking up on things

Firm believer that the spirit does exist. The brain is an organ just like the heart or lungs. Life couldn't happen without those but the spirit is something entirely different. Personality, morals, empathy, feelings in general differ from person to person yet we all have the same biology

We do ? I think you will find we all have differences

Then there is the simple android phone analogy . All have exactly the same hardware however the constantly environmentally lead changing content differs exponentially

All brains are not the same

They also evolved plasticity so change with experience and use

Couple that with , upbringing , food and other environmental differences it's amazing we as a species are so similar xx"

I understand experience shapes cognitive performance, if I didn't I would be in the wrong job but I do believe in spirit and reincarnation... that is my preference and I have no intention on imposing my views and beliefs on others.

I question everything and take pride in my reflective analyse of things.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Do you ever consider the possibility other people don't pick up on those things because in reality there was nothing to pick up-on ?

Or maybe you're just not paying enough attention to your surroundings

That is a possibility although however would you agree it's somewhat of a cop out to suggest that by not paying attention you cant see invisible feelings ....

Like love?

and how many times does that prove to be false...

Love exists nonetheless.

Love can be quantified by action or inaction...

love can't be measured in actions love is a pure feeling. yes science can prove its a chemical reaction in the brain but science can not explain why we feel it in our heart not head . "

John 15:13-17 KJV....... halleluiah....

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"Do you ever consider the possibility other people don't pick up on those things because in reality there was nothing to pick up-on ?

your entitled to your opinion but I have to disagree spirit is real your soul is real what happens when you die I don't know but one things for sure all you are doesn't end with your death and sixth senses are real . what they are I don't know but I've experienced to many feeling that have proven to tell a truth for me to discount any thing out of hand ."

Lol it certainly isn't sure that life does not end with death lol and as for sixth sense lol you are aware we have over 8 tangible senses without needing the ethereal 6th lol

I have no idea why subconscious reasoning is called the sixth sense , it's a simple result of the brain analysing it's 8 plus senses and comparing the data with its past data and experience

Its supposed to be accurate but it's also very fallible

As any stock market will tell you

Past performance does NOT always equal future patterns even tho sometimes even often times they do xx

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

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"I happen to be sensitive to the world around me . I pick up on things that others don't feel or notice. I think it has something to do with my bloodline . On Friday night I had a real interesting experience something I can not explain logically . Who else is in touch with there sixth sense and how often does yours go off . Mine comes and goes but its always there guiding me in all I do in my life .

It doesn't need to be in the bloodline, everyone has a spirit, you just have to learn to listen and use it.

Everyone has a brain and a number of amazing tangible senses , one just has to learn to feel and understand them xx

Spirit is a made up concept that has no validation . It's a mere metaphor for what the brain does xx

I am exceptionally empathic and what many would term spiritual but I term cognitively aware and understanding no spirits needed xx

I disagree, but then I have seen plenty of validation.

Validation means proven to be true by various means

Not witnessed something that you as an individual can't understand

"

Exactly. Once you do understand it becomes very predicable.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Do you ever consider the possibility other people don't pick up on those things because in reality there was nothing to pick up-on ?

Or maybe you're just not paying enough attention to your surroundings

That is a possibility although however would you agree it's somewhat of a cop out to suggest that by not paying attention you cant see invisible feelings ....

Like love?

and how many times does that prove to be false...

Love exists nonetheless.

Love can be quantified by action or inaction...

As can various spiritual phenomenon. "

Fact,,,,, Nobody has ever provided conclusive evidence to that effect,,

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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm


"I happen to be sensitive to the world around me . I pick up on things that others don't feel or notice. I think it has something to do with my bloodline . On Friday night I had a real interesting experience something I can not explain logically . Who else is in touch with there sixth sense and how often does yours go off . Mine comes and goes but its always there guiding me in all I do in my life .

It doesn't need to be in the bloodline, everyone has a spirit, you just have to learn to listen and use it.

I think that's true to but in my case its natural ability that I'm sure has something to do with my bloodline

Why do you think it has something to do with your bloodline? Is your bloodline unusual then?"

yes that's all I'm going to say publicly on that .

as for the sceptics in here don't for one minute thing I'm not a lover of science because I am but there is more out there and science has only scratched the surface of knowledge .

in my case I get feeling about stuff . if I get such a feeling I can assure you its never wrong those close to me would say I have a uncanny knack for guessing right or truths .

on Friday night something happened you could say I spoke out loud my feeling on something it turn out my thoughts my feeling where spot on . it shock me a bit because I didn't think I was that sensitive yes I'm sensitive but it comes and goes and its always been little on Friday it was big like I was charged up .

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over a year ago


"I happen to be sensitive to the world around me . I pick up on things that others don't feel or notice. I think it has something to do with my bloodline . On Friday night I had a real interesting experience something I can not explain logically . Who else is in touch with there sixth sense and how often does yours go off . Mine comes and goes but its always there guiding me in all I do in my life .

It doesn't need to be in the bloodline, everyone has a spirit, you just have to learn to listen and use it.

I think that's true to but in my case its natural ability that I'm sure has something to do with my bloodline

Why do you think it has something to do with your bloodline? Is your bloodline unusual then?

yes that's all I'm going to say publicly on that .

as for the sceptics in here don't for one minute thing I'm not a lover of science because I am but there is more out there and science has only scratched the surface of knowledge .

in my case I get feeling about stuff . if I get such a feeling I can assure you its never wrong those close to me would say I have a uncanny knack for guessing right or truths .

on Friday night something happened you could say I spoke out loud my feeling on something it turn out my thoughts my feeling where spot on . it shock me a bit because I didn't think I was that sensitive yes I'm sensitive but it comes and goes and its always been little on Friday it was big like I was charged up . "

I'd call that intuition. Some are more intuitive than others.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The only sixth sense I have is my gut feeling. That tends to tell me if something's not quite right and I've learnt to trust it.

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

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"Do you ever consider the possibility other people don't pick up on those things because in reality there was nothing to pick up-on ?

Or maybe you're just not paying enough attention to your surroundings

That is a possibility although however would you agree it's somewhat of a cop out to suggest that by not paying attention you cant see invisible feelings ....

Like love?

and how many times does that prove to be false...

Love exists nonetheless.

Love can be quantified by action or inaction...

As can various spiritual phenomenon.

Fact,,,,, Nobody has ever provided conclusive evidence to that effect,, "

I disagree lol! The quantification is not the problem, the identification is - exactly the same as 'this thing called love' which you accept exists.

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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm


"I happen to be sensitive to the world around me . I pick up on things that others don't feel or notice. I think it has something to do with my bloodline . On Friday night I had a real interesting experience something I can not explain logically . Who else is in touch with there sixth sense and how often does yours go off . Mine comes and goes but its always there guiding me in all I do in my life .

It doesn't need to be in the bloodline, everyone has a spirit, you just have to learn to listen and use it.

I think that's true to but in my case its natural ability that I'm sure has something to do with my bloodline

Why do you think it has something to do with your bloodline? Is your bloodline unusual then?

yes that's all I'm going to say publicly on that .

as for the sceptics in here don't for one minute thing I'm not a lover of science because I am but there is more out there and science has only scratched the surface of knowledge .

in my case I get feeling about stuff . if I get such a feeling I can assure you its never wrong those close to me would say I have a uncanny knack for guessing right or truths .

on Friday night something happened you could say I spoke out loud my feeling on something it turn out my thoughts my feeling where spot on . it shock me a bit because I didn't think I was that sensitive yes I'm sensitive but it comes and goes and its always been little on Friday it was big like I was charged up .

I'd call that intuition. Some are more intuitive than others."

I have very good intuition but on Friday I over stepped over reached the hairs on the back of my neck had been standing on end for 3 hours ,

in the end I had to question my question was met with a why I answered the why my answer was uncannily correct .

so correct it scared those in the group and from that moment on they all looked at me differently

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over a year ago

So why is it that all the people who have loved and lost someone are not granted a spiritual visitation from offer them comfort during their grief...

??????

Why is just a few " special" people claim they have been given that special access to that special gift,,

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

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"So why is it that all the people who have loved and lost someone are not granted a spiritual visitation from offer them comfort during their grief...

??????

Why is just a few " special" people claim they have been given that special access to that special gift,,

"

That is a slightly more complex question than 'does a spiritual reality exist'!

In short - none have IMO.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The only sixth sense I have is my gut feeling. That tends to tell me if something's not quite right and I've learnt to trust it. "

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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm


"So why is it that all the people who have loved and lost someone are not granted a spiritual visitation from offer them comfort during their grief...

??????

Why is just a few " special" people claim they have been given that special access to that special gift,,

"

who's claiming to have power not me I'm claiming to have feeling that I cant explain that are always correct though rare but not to rare as to not have gilded me in my life .

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over a year ago


"So why is it that all the people who have loved and lost someone are not granted a spiritual visitation from offer them comfort during their grief...

??????

Why is just a few " special" people claim they have been given that special access to that special gift,,

who's claiming to have power not me I'm claiming to have feeling that I cant explain that are always correct though rare but not to rare as to not have gilded me in my life . "

Do you remember all the feelings you got that were wrong?

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"I happen to be sensitive to the world around me . I pick up on things that others don't feel or notice. I think it has something to do with my bloodline . On Friday night I had a real interesting experience something I can not explain logically . Who else is in touch with there sixth sense and how often does yours go off . Mine comes and goes but its always there guiding me in all I do in my life .

Actually op. Yes.

I'm a tart.

Fixed it for you hot stuff "

Thank you.

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

...Up on the Downs


"I happen to be sensitive to the world around me . I pick up on things that others don't feel or notice. I think it has something to do with my bloodline . On Friday night I had a real interesting experience something I can not explain logically . Who else is in touch with there sixth sense and how often does yours go off . Mine comes and goes but its always there guiding me in all I do in my life .

It doesn't need to be in the bloodline, everyone has a spirit, you just have to learn to listen and use it.

I think that's true to but in my case its natural ability that I'm sure has something to do with my bloodline

Why do you think it has something to do with your bloodline? Is your bloodline unusual then?

yes that's all I'm going to say publicly on that .

as for the sceptics in here don't for one minute thing I'm not a lover of science because I am but there is more out there and science has only scratched the surface of knowledge .

in my case I get feeling about stuff . if I get such a feeling I can assure you its never wrong those close to me would say I have a uncanny knack for guessing right or truths .

on Friday night something happened you could say I spoke out loud my feeling on something it turn out my thoughts my feeling where spot on . it shock me a bit because I didn't think I was that sensitive yes I'm sensitive but it comes and goes and its always been little on Friday it was big like I was charged up .

I'd call that intuition. Some are more intuitive than others."

And intuition is a function of the human spirit.

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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm


"So why is it that all the people who have loved and lost someone are not granted a spiritual visitation from offer them comfort during their grief...

??????

Why is just a few " special" people claim they have been given that special access to that special gift,,

who's claiming to have power not me I'm claiming to have feeling that I cant explain that are always correct though rare but not to rare as to not have gilded me in my life .

Do you remember all the feelings you got that were wrong?"

that's the thing its not a normal feeling the hairs on my arms stand up same on the back of my neck and I know . those moments have never been wrong I'm not going to go into details here .but know this if you said to me you had such feelings every now and again. I would not question your belief in them because they are your feelings so should be respected not ridiculed because as long as they work for you that's good enough for me to except them .

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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm


"I happen to be sensitive to the world around me . I pick up on things that others don't feel or notice. I think it has something to do with my bloodline . On Friday night I had a real interesting experience something I can not explain logically . Who else is in touch with there sixth sense and how often does yours go off . Mine comes and goes but its always there guiding me in all I do in my life .

It doesn't need to be in the bloodline, everyone has a spirit, you just have to learn to listen and use it.

I think that's true to but in my case its natural ability that I'm sure has something to do with my bloodline

Why do you think it has something to do with your bloodline? Is your bloodline unusual then?

yes that's all I'm going to say publicly on that .

as for the sceptics in here don't for one minute thing I'm not a lover of science because I am but there is more out there and science has only scratched the surface of knowledge .

in my case I get feeling about stuff . if I get such a feeling I can assure you its never wrong those close to me would say I have a uncanny knack for guessing right or truths .

on Friday night something happened you could say I spoke out loud my feeling on something it turn out my thoughts my feeling where spot on . it shock me a bit because I didn't think I was that sensitive yes I'm sensitive but it comes and goes and its always been little on Friday it was big like I was charged up .

I'd call that intuition. Some are more intuitive than others.

And intuition is a function of the human spirit. "

it went well beyond intuition it could be described as a reading that's why it scared the group I was with .

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

...Up on the Downs


"I happen to be sensitive to the world around me . I pick up on things that others don't feel or notice. I think it has something to do with my bloodline . On Friday night I had a real interesting experience something I can not explain logically . Who else is in touch with there sixth sense and how often does yours go off . Mine comes and goes but its always there guiding me in all I do in my life .

It doesn't need to be in the bloodline, everyone has a spirit, you just have to learn to listen and use it.

I think that's true to but in my case its natural ability that I'm sure has something to do with my bloodline

Why do you think it has something to do with your bloodline? Is your bloodline unusual then?

yes that's all I'm going to say publicly on that .

as for the sceptics in here don't for one minute thing I'm not a lover of science because I am but there is more out there and science has only scratched the surface of knowledge .

in my case I get feeling about stuff . if I get such a feeling I can assure you its never wrong those close to me would say I have a uncanny knack for guessing right or truths .

on Friday night something happened you could say I spoke out loud my feeling on something it turn out my thoughts my feeling where spot on . it shock me a bit because I didn't think I was that sensitive yes I'm sensitive but it comes and goes and its always been little on Friday it was big like I was charged up .

I'd call that intuition. Some are more intuitive than others.

And intuition is a function of the human spirit.

it went well beyond intuition it could be described as a reading that's why it scared the group I was with ."

Still a function of the spirit!

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over a year ago

some things are predictable, many things are.

not really sure what this topic is about though, you haven't explained anything properly. and i don't mean the circumstances, i mean you've used vague words.

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By *ndigo40Woman
over a year ago

secret town


"I happen to be sensitive to the world around me . I pick up on things that others don't feel or notice. I think it has something to do with my bloodline . On Friday night I had a real interesting experience something I can not explain logically . Who else is in touch with there sixth sense and how often does yours go off . Mine comes and goes but its always there guiding me in all I do in my life ."

What are my lottery numbers

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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm


"some things are predictable, many things are.

not really sure what this topic is about though, you haven't explained anything properly. and i don't mean the circumstances, i mean you've used vague words."

yes I have used vague words for the simple reason this is a public forum and happened Friday night made me stand out so vague words are all I'm willing to give on the subject publicly , plus it disarms the clique as they don't have much to sink there overly self important teeth into

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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm


"I happen to be sensitive to the world around me . I pick up on things that others don't feel or notice. I think it has something to do with my bloodline . On Friday night I had a real interesting experience something I can not explain logically . Who else is in touch with there sixth sense and how often does yours go off . Mine comes and goes but its always there guiding me in all I do in my life .

What are my lottery numbers"

I wish I was that sensitive but know this I haven't lost a bet all year not that I gamble very often .

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over a year ago


"some things are predictable, many things are.

not really sure what this topic is about though, you haven't explained anything properly. and i don't mean the circumstances, i mean you've used vague words.

yes I have used vague words for the simple reason this is a public forum and happened Friday night made me stand out so vague words are all I'm willing to give on the subject publicly , plus it disarms the clique as they don't have much to sink there overly self important teeth into "

it also means nobody understands what you're talking about exactly though, so kind of pointless.

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman
over a year ago

little house on the praire

Very much so, i see things other people dont see. Im finding it harder and harder to understand why others cant see them.

Things light up in flashing lights before me.

I can empathize with situations ive never been in.

My spirit feels like bursting out

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By *icassolifelikeMan
over a year ago

Luton

I just go through life thinking shit happens. And prepare accordingly.

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By *adyDangerWoman
over a year ago

land of debauchery and kink


"I happen to be sensitive to the world around me . I pick up on things that others don't feel or notice. I think it has something to do with my bloodline . On Friday night I had a real interesting experience something I can not explain logically . Who else is in touch with there sixth sense and how often does yours go off . Mine comes and goes but its always there guiding me in all I do in my life ."

Yep very in tune with mine john

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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm


"some things are predictable, many things are.

not really sure what this topic is about though, you haven't explained anything properly. and i don't mean the circumstances, i mean you've used vague words.

yes I have used vague words for the simple reason this is a public forum and happened Friday night made me stand out so vague words are all I'm willing to give on the subject publicly , plus it disarms the clique as they don't have much to sink there overly self important teeth into

it also means nobody understands what you're talking about exactly though, so kind of pointless."

correct but those who have experienced strange events will recognise what little I have said in here .

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over a year ago

i dont believe any of it. i think we are a very intuitive species, and just dont sometimes see the reasons we have 'suddenly' had a realisation, noticed a spooky coincidence,predicted something, etc. i think people have the right to believe what they like,but until i have empirical eveidence i dont believe it.

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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm


"I happen to be sensitive to the world around me . I pick up on things that others don't feel or notice. I think it has something to do with my bloodline . On Friday night I had a real interesting experience something I can not explain logically . Who else is in touch with there sixth sense and how often does yours go off . Mine comes and goes but its always there guiding me in all I do in my life .

Yep very in tune with mine john "

I know you are darling kindred spirits always recognise one another through the ages xxx

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By *adyDangerWoman
over a year ago

land of debauchery and kink


"I happen to be sensitive to the world around me . I pick up on things that others don't feel or notice. I think it has something to do with my bloodline . On Friday night I had a real interesting experience something I can not explain logically . Who else is in touch with there sixth sense and how often does yours go off . Mine comes and goes but its always there guiding me in all I do in my life .

Yep very in tune with mine john

I know you are darling kindred spirits always recognise one another through the ages xxx"

Yep for sure. Sometimes I'm a little to sensitive and need time to take a step back and collect my thoughts. I'm a very emotional person too x

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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm


"i dont believe any of it. i think we are a very intuitive species, and just dont sometimes see the reasons we have 'suddenly' had a realisation, noticed a spooky coincidence,predicted something, etc. i think people have the right to believe what they like,but until i have empirical eveidence i dont believe it."

I'm very similar but different in one respect if I can't logically explain a feeling I have about something . I except it and listen to it and adjust my life coarse accordingly .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"some things are predictable, many things are.

not really sure what this topic is about though, you haven't explained anything properly. and i don't mean the circumstances, i mean you've used vague words.

yes I have used vague words for the simple reason this is a public forum and happened Friday night made me stand out so vague words are all I'm willing to give on the subject publicly , plus it disarms the clique as they don't have much to sink there overly self important teeth into

it also means nobody understands what you're talking about exactly though, so kind of pointless.

correct but those who have experienced strange events will recognise what little I have said in here . "

fair enough. i understand that.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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over a year ago

East Sussex

Yeah. I'm spiritual but I rarely discuss it with people.

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman
over a year ago

little house on the praire

Im also lucky that i have found someone im spiritually connected to now

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"i dont believe any of it. i think we are a very intuitive species, and just dont sometimes see the reasons we have 'suddenly' had a realisation, noticed a spooky coincidence,predicted something, etc. i think people have the right to believe what they like,but until i have empirical eveidence i dont believe it.

I'm very similar but different in one respect if I can't logically explain a feeling I have about something . I except it and listen to it and adjust my life coarse accordingly . "

i accept things i cant explain too, but i believe that just because i cant see a logical exaplanation doesn't mean there isn't one.

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

...Up on the Downs


"i dont believe any of it. i think we are a very intuitive species, and just dont sometimes see the reasons we have 'suddenly' had a realisation, noticed a spooky coincidence,predicted something, etc. i think people have the right to believe what they like,but until i have empirical eveidence i dont believe it.

I'm very similar but different in one respect if I can't logically explain a feeling I have about something . I except it and listen to it and adjust my life coarse accordingly .

i accept things i cant explain too, but i believe that just because i cant see a logical exaplanation doesn't mean there isn't one."

And often the logical explanation is just that it's a spiritual phenomenon lol, they are a very common everyday occurance!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I use Occam's razor on all my unusual experiences to find the simplest explanation, when I can't find an explanation I wonder at the mystery of this Universe...

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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm


"I happen to be sensitive to the world around me . I pick up on things that others don't feel or notice. I think it has something to do with my bloodline . On Friday night I had a real interesting experience something I can not explain logically . Who else is in touch with there sixth sense and how often does yours go off . Mine comes and goes but its always there guiding me in all I do in my life .

Yep very in tune with mine john

I know you are darling kindred spirits always recognise one another through the ages xxx

Yep for sure. Sometimes I'm a little to sensitive and need time to take a step back and collect my thoughts. I'm a very emotional person too x"

I get that it took me since Friday to process Fridays events xx

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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm


"Yeah. I'm spiritual but I rarely discuss it with people. "

people look at you differently when you do something that defies logic something I learned a long time ago but forgot about hence me foolishly opening my mouth on Friday night and scaring some but also making friends with others .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Can I ask what your views on Christianity/Judaism/Islam are?

I'm just curious because more often than not, the people who have jumped on this New Age Spirituality stuff denounce the traditional religions as rubbish and wonder how anyone could believe in them, as if all of a sudden becoming aligned with the vibration of the universe is somehow more believable.

It's also worth mentioning that this kind of stuff originates from Buddhism.

I'm not against people meditating for peace of mind at all, but I tend to switch off when they start smugly talking about being "spiritual" and "aligned with the vibrations of the universe."

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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm


"Im also lucky that i have found someone im spiritually connected to now"

I think we all need to spiritual connect with someone because when we do it makes the world a brighter place .empowers us as spiritual beings and we are on a swinging site lifts the sex to a much higher place .

well in my case it does

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over a year ago


"Can I ask what your views on Christianity/Judaism/Islam are?

I'm just curious because more often than not, the people who have jumped on this New Age Spirituality stuff denounce the traditional religions as rubbish and wonder how anyone could believe in them, as if all of a sudden becoming aligned with the vibration of the universe is somehow more believable.

It's also worth mentioning that this kind of stuff originates from Buddhism.

I'm not against people meditating for peace of mind at all, but I tend to switch off when they start smugly talking about being "spiritual" and "aligned with the vibrations of the universe." "

That's why I think Sting is a knob...

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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm


"Can I ask what your views on Christianity/Judaism/Islam are?

I'm just curious because more often than not, the people who have jumped on this New Age Spirituality stuff denounce the traditional religions as rubbish and wonder how anyone could believe in them, as if all of a sudden becoming aligned with the vibration of the universe is somehow more believable.

It's also worth mentioning that this kind of stuff originates from Buddhism.

I'm not against people meditating for peace of mind at all, but I tend to switch off when they start smugly talking about being "spiritual" and "aligned with the vibrations of the universe." "

I don't denounce any religion because the truth is I don't have any answers on my feelings or any answers of god life love or next weeks lottery numbers all I know is that from time to time I get feeling that defy logic .

Friday was one such time out of many a more insightful and powerful feeling that took me days to process .

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

...Up on the Downs


"Can I ask what your views on Christianity/Judaism/Islam are?

I'm just curious because more often than not, the people who have jumped on this New Age Spirituality stuff denounce the traditional religions as rubbish and wonder how anyone could believe in them, as if all of a sudden becoming aligned with the vibration of the universe is somehow more believable.

It's also worth mentioning that this kind of stuff originates from Buddhism.

I'm not against people meditating for peace of mind at all, but I tend to switch off when they start smugly talking about being "spiritual" and "aligned with the vibrations of the universe." "

Um.....the major religions are all supposed to be concerned with the spiritual?

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over a year ago


"Can I ask what your views on Christianity/Judaism/Islam are?

I'm just curious because more often than not, the people who have jumped on this New Age Spirituality stuff denounce the traditional religions as rubbish and wonder how anyone could believe in them, as if all of a sudden becoming aligned with the vibration of the universe is somehow more believable.

It's also worth mentioning that this kind of stuff originates from Buddhism.

I'm not against people meditating for peace of mind at all, but I tend to switch off when they start smugly talking about being "spiritual" and "aligned with the vibrations of the universe."

I don't denounce any religion because the truth is I don't have any answers on my feelings or any answers of god life love or next weeks lottery numbers all I know is that from time to time I get feeling that defy logic .

Friday was one such time out of many a more insightful and powerful feeling that took me days to process . "

You're being deliberately ambiguous in the same way that "palm-readers" do.

What happened, specifically? We all have strange/powerful feelings from time to time.

Only the extremely naive will believe that what happened to you was "spiritual" when you just use vague, ambiguous words to describe

it.

If you report exactly what happened, then people can choose to either believe it or disregard it as nonsense, but when you keep prolonging the conversation by adding things that mean absolutely nothing, to portray how spiritual you are, you just come across as pretentious.

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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm


"Can I ask what your views on Christianity/Judaism/Islam are?

I'm just curious because more often than not, the people who have jumped on this New Age Spirituality stuff denounce the traditional religions as rubbish and wonder how anyone could believe in them, as if all of a sudden becoming aligned with the vibration of the universe is somehow more believable.

It's also worth mentioning that this kind of stuff originates from Buddhism.

I'm not against people meditating for peace of mind at all, but I tend to switch off when they start smugly talking about being "spiritual" and "aligned with the vibrations of the universe."

I don't denounce any religion because the truth is I don't have any answers on my feelings or any answers of god life love or next weeks lottery numbers all I know is that from time to time I get feeling that defy logic .

Friday was one such time out of many a more insightful and powerful feeling that took me days to process .

You're being deliberately ambiguous in the same way that "palm-readers" do.

What happened, specifically? We all have strange/powerful feelings from time to time.

Only the extremely naive will believe that what happened to you was "spiritual" when you just use vague, ambiguous words to describe

it.

If you report exactly what happened, then people can choose to either believe it or disregard it as nonsense, but when you keep prolonging the conversation by adding things that mean absolutely nothing, to portray how spiritual you are, you just come across as pretentious. "

no fella I'm avoiding stating what happened because I can not prove it so there is no point in telling the story as it will be disbelieved by those who wish to not believe.

so telling the story will prove nothing but it will give those with a axe to grind at me a stone to grind there axes with .

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By *iver2015Woman
over a year ago

middlesbrough

It would be a lot easier to post an opinion on if you told the full story. I'm sure on the scale of things it's not that unusual.

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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm


"It would be a lot easier to post an opinion on if you told the full story. I'm sure on the scale of things it's not that unusual. "

oh but it is it shocked a couple of experts there big time got me given business cards and invites .

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By *icecouple561Couple
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over a year ago

East Sussex

I would say that lots of people have spiritual experiences. Isn't it enough for someone to just say that and for it to be accepted as such? People have emotional experiences which aren't doubted despite not being able to see love, hate etc.

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over a year ago


"I would say that lots of people have spiritual experiences. Isn't it enough for someone to just say that and for it to be accepted as such? People have emotional experiences which aren't doubted despite not being able to see love, hate etc."

Then why post a thread about it, if it's not even supposed to be questioned?

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By *icecouple561Couple
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over a year ago

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"I would say that lots of people have spiritual experiences. Isn't it enough for someone to just say that and for it to be accepted as such? People have emotional experiences which aren't doubted despite not being able to see love, hate etc.

Then why post a thread about it, if it's not even supposed to be questioned? "

I can only infer intention from the original post in which the op asks if anyone else gets these feelings and how often their sixth sense goes off.

Of course people will discuss around the subject and that's what I and I guess you are doing. That's why we both phrased our posts as questions rather than statements.

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By *iver2015Woman
over a year ago

middlesbrough


"It would be a lot easier to post an opinion on if you told the full story. I'm sure on the scale of things it's not that unusual.

oh but it is it shocked a couple of experts there big time got me given business cards and invites ."

Explain it then.

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman
over a year ago

little house on the praire


"I would say that lots of people have spiritual experiences. Isn't it enough for someone to just say that and for it to be accepted as such? People have emotional experiences which aren't doubted despite not being able to see love, hate etc.

Then why post a thread about it, if it's not even supposed to be questioned? "

invites to do what exactly. Your making yourself sound like the second cumming

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The experiences are the empirical evidence in any of these events, however the meaning we create is laced with the 'biases' of our beliefs, values, education, cultural conditioning and previous meaning making. Therefore our assumptive framework colours the description of our experiences to the shade of meaning we favour. To question others' experience if we haven't had that experience is to question Copernicus's theory that the earth revolves around the sun without looking down the telescope.

Unless you have meditated extensively how can you question a meditator's experience.

Unless you are extremely empathic with clairsentient capabilities how can you question an empath's experience?

If we have had the experiences we can then share the experiences and critically reflect on them to create appropriate shared meaning, if not we are shooting with broken arrows

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over a year ago

The aspergers is off the charts in this thread.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The aspergers is off the charts in this thread. "

What do you mean by that?

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By *iver2015Woman
over a year ago

middlesbrough


"The aspergers is off the charts in this thread. "

Good god man. Have you ever worked with people on the Autistics Spectrum?To undermine their condition by saying that someone who has a "spiritual" experience is autistic? Plenty of people with Asperger would find it difficult to converse with a group of people.

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over a year ago

In my opinion, most of all this "stuff" can be boiled down to our brains being capable of much more than we are conscious of, nothing more than that.

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By *iss.HoneyWoman
over a year ago

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"The aspergers is off the charts in this thread. "

Really?

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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm


"I would say that lots of people have spiritual experiences. Isn't it enough for someone to just say that and for it to be accepted as such? People have emotional experiences which aren't doubted despite not being able to see love, hate etc.

Then why post a thread about it, if it's not even supposed to be questioned?

I can only infer intention from the original post in which the op asks if anyone else gets these feelings and how often their sixth sense goes off.

Of course people will discuss around the subject and that's what I and I guess you are doing. That's why we both phrased our posts as questions rather than statements."

my original post was a simple question of who else is in touch with the spiritual side and there sixth sense ,

it because a bating game where people want prove of the unprovable ,

Friday night change my perception of how powerful my sixth sense is nothing more nothing less . I've been trying to process my personal experience on Friday night for the past few days .

so thought I'd post a simple question do others experience sixth sense feeling they struggle to explain and how do they experience them .

my sixth sense up until Friday has always been two things a standing up of my neck hairs and arm hairs with a feeling of just knowing something . the other way it shows its self is a excited feeling in the pit of my stomach with a knowing feeling that something is about to happen,

Friday it manifested its self in a totally different way although I had my usual hair standing on end during the whole experience .

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over a year ago

I don't know you lot are still squabbling about .....

I gave you the correct answer in the forth post of the thread...

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over a year ago


"In my opinion, most of all this "stuff" can be boiled down to our brains being capable of much more than we are conscious of, nothing more than that. "

But that, perhaps, may only be half of the story. I have a belief that there are many more things in the Universe than we can currently explain with our mind's limited consciousness.

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over a year ago


"I would say that lots of people have spiritual experiences. Isn't it enough for someone to just say that and for it to be accepted as such? People have emotional experiences which aren't doubted despite not being able to see love, hate etc.

Then why post a thread about it, if it's not even supposed to be questioned?

I can only infer intention from the original post in which the op asks if anyone else gets these feelings and how often their sixth sense goes off.

Of course people will discuss around the subject and that's what I and I guess you are doing. That's why we both phrased our posts as questions rather than statements.

my original post was a simple question of who else is in touch with the spiritual side and there sixth sense ,

it because a bating game where people want prove of the unprovable ,

Friday night change my perception of how powerful my sixth sense is nothing more nothing less . I've been trying to process my personal experience on Friday night for the past few days .

so thought I'd post a simple question do others experience sixth sense feeling they struggle to explain and how do they experience them .

my sixth sense up until Friday has always been two things a standing up of my neck hairs and arm hairs with a feeling of just knowing something . the other way it shows its self is a excited feeling in the pit of my stomach with a knowing feeling that something is about to happen,

Friday it manifested its self in a totally different way although I had my usual hair standing on end during the whole experience . "

That sounds like your clairsentient abilities are expanding

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over a year ago


"some things are predictable, many things are.

not really sure what this topic is about though, you haven't explained anything properly. and i don't mean the circumstances, i mean you've used vague words.

yes I have used vague words for the simple reason this is a public forum and happened Friday night made me stand out so vague words are all I'm willing to give on the subject publicly , plus it disarms the clique as they don't have much to sink there overly self important teeth into "

What a shame, I thought you were being serious but you've mentioned a clique on here so I think you're actually a very shallow person.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The aspergers is off the charts in this thread.

Good god man. Have you ever worked with people on the Autistics Spectrum?To undermine their condition by saying that someone who has a "spiritual" experience is autistic? Plenty of people with Asperger would find it difficult to converse with a group of people.

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I know aspies on the other end of the scale who would be able to though.

Whichever part of the scale they're on i don't like aspergers being used an an insult either way, which is why i'm replying via your reply and not the person who actually did that.

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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm


"I would say that lots of people have spiritual experiences. Isn't it enough for someone to just say that and for it to be accepted as such? People have emotional experiences which aren't doubted despite not being able to see love, hate etc.

Then why post a thread about it, if it's not even supposed to be questioned?

I can only infer intention from the original post in which the op asks if anyone else gets these feelings and how often their sixth sense goes off.

Of course people will discuss around the subject and that's what I and I guess you are doing. That's why we both phrased our posts as questions rather than statements.

my original post was a simple question of who else is in touch with the spiritual side and there sixth sense ,

it because a bating game where people want prove of the unprovable ,

Friday night change my perception of how powerful my sixth sense is nothing more nothing less . I've been trying to process my personal experience on Friday night for the past few days .

so thought I'd post a simple question do others experience sixth sense feeling they struggle to explain and how do they experience them .

my sixth sense up until Friday has always been two things a standing up of my neck hairs and arm hairs with a feeling of just knowing something . the other way it shows its self is a excited feeling in the pit of my stomach with a knowing feeling that something is about to happen,

Friday it manifested its self in a totally different way although I had my usual hair standing on end during the whole experience .

That sounds like your clairsentient abilities are expanding "

maybe fella or they were always there and were flaring in response to some thing there on Friday night .

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over a year ago


"In my opinion, most of all this "stuff" can be boiled down to our brains being capable of much more than we are conscious of, nothing more than that.

But that, perhaps, may only be half of the story. I have a belief that there are many more things in the Universe than we can currently explain with our mind's limited consciousness. "

Sure. I believe in God, so I'm completely open to the idea of there being more than we can understand. But I dislike the idea that some people are a more sentient race than others and therefore superior. The idea of bloodlines of psychics or something just seems incredulous.

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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm


"some things are predictable, many things are.

not really sure what this topic is about though, you haven't explained anything properly. and i don't mean the circumstances, i mean you've used vague words.

yes I have used vague words for the simple reason this is a public forum and happened Friday night made me stand out so vague words are all I'm willing to give on the subject publicly , plus it disarms the clique as they don't have much to sink there overly self important teeth into

What a shame, I thought you were being serious but you've mentioned a clique on here so I think you're actually a very shallow person."

your entitle to hold that opinion just like I'm entitled to mine but it doesn't make you right about me in my eyes or to those who truly know me as for the clique it exists there isn't a forum in existence that does have one or two and as such they are always changing as alliances change and people come and go .

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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm


"In my opinion, most of all this "stuff" can be boiled down to our brains being capable of much more than we are conscious of, nothing more than that.

But that, perhaps, may only be half of the story. I have a belief that there are many more things in the Universe than we can currently explain with our mind's limited consciousness.

Sure. I believe in God, so I'm completely open to the idea of there being more than we can understand. But I dislike the idea that some people are a more sentient race than others and therefore superior. The idea of bloodlines of psychics or something just seems incredulous. "

my blood line there fore my ancestry has a long history with the occult. something I dismissed as a younger man but after Friday I'm not so sure sometimes things happen that can shake ones beliefs deeper than one would think possible .

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over a year ago


"In my opinion, most of all this "stuff" can be boiled down to our brains being capable of much more than we are conscious of, nothing more than that.

But that, perhaps, may only be half of the story. I have a belief that there are many more things in the Universe than we can currently explain with our mind's limited consciousness.

Sure. I believe in God, so I'm completely open to the idea of there being more than we can understand. But I dislike the idea that some people are a more sentient race than others and therefore superior. The idea of bloodlines of psychics or something just seems incredulous. "

That's a belief. I haven't a clue about bloodlines. I do however know that some people are more empathic than others and perhaps less rational. We all have different strengths none are necessarily any better than others. However people can also be more competent or more self aware. I don't think we can deny there are qualitative differences that may mean they are more capable in some spheres than others. Superiority is a value judgement though and I'd find it really difficult to argue one person is superior to another as a human being, no matter what capabilities they have.

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

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"The aspergers is off the charts in this thread. "

We won't hold it against you!

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By *heMochaManMan
over a year ago

Leeds

NEROHERETIC I find your comments ignorant and uneducated. To compare beliefs to learning disability and mental health is atrocious.

Nothing more than an oxygen thief

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

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The spiritual has many predictable laws which show cause and effect. Some of these effects can indeed go straight down the blood lines.

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"The spiritual has many predictable laws which show cause and effect. Some of these effects can indeed go straight down the blood lines."

That's made up xx

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over a year ago


"The spiritual has many predictable laws which show cause and effect. Some of these effects can indeed go straight down the blood lines."

Could you give me a specific example? I'm struggling to get my head round that.

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By *rightonsteveMan
over a year ago

Brighton - even Hove!


"In my opinion, most of all this "stuff" can be boiled down to our brains being capable of much more than we are conscious of, nothing more than that.

But that, perhaps, may only be half of the story. I have a belief that there are many more things in the Universe than we can currently explain with our mind's limited consciousness.

Sure. I believe in God, so I'm completely open to the idea of there being more than we can understand. But I dislike the idea that some people are a more sentient race than others and therefore superior. The idea of bloodlines of psychics or something just seems incredulous.

my blood line there fore my ancestry has a long history with the occult. something I dismissed as a younger man but after Friday I'm not so sure sometimes things happen that can shake ones beliefs deeper than one would think possible . "

What happened on Friday?

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"I would say that lots of people have spiritual experiences. Isn't it enough for someone to just say that and for it to be accepted as such? People have emotional experiences which aren't doubted despite not being able to see love, hate etc.

Then why post a thread about it, if it's not even supposed to be questioned?

I can only infer intention from the original post in which the op asks if anyone else gets these feelings and how often their sixth sense goes off.

Of course people will discuss around the subject and that's what I and I guess you are doing. That's why we both phrased our posts as questions rather than statements.

my original post was a simple question of who else is in touch with the spiritual side and there sixth sense ,

it because a bating game where people want prove of the unprovable ,

Friday night change my perception of how powerful my sixth sense is nothing more nothing less . I've been trying to process my personal experience on Friday night for the past few days .

so thought I'd post a simple question do others experience sixth sense feeling they struggle to explain and how do they experience them .

my sixth sense up until Friday has always been two things a standing up of my neck hairs and arm hairs with a feeling of just knowing something . the other way it shows its self is a excited feeling in the pit of my stomach with a knowing feeling that something is about to happen,

Friday it manifested its self in a totally different way although I had my usual hair standing on end during the whole experience . "

I experience this everyday nothing unusual, spiritual or supernatural

I take it you are aware you hear things you are not aware you are hearing , you smell chemicals you have no awareness of their scent or their effects , you see thing's your conscious ignores , you produce chemicals in reaction to things you are unaware of and even then have no idea you are producing chemicals , you sense infrared wave lengths and will experience no perception

All quite normal

We all predict the future sometimes , sometimes it's pure chance , sometimes pure statistics sometimes it's subconscious reasoning bye sometimes it's obvious

The pit of stomach feeling is adrenalin and endorphin, quite normal reaction same with hairs , all a reaction to normal human senses and cognitive functions xx

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

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"The spiritual has many predictable laws which show cause and effect. Some of these effects can indeed go straight down the blood lines.

That's made up xx"

Not in the slightest, keep an eye on the field of epigenetics, it will eventually explain how a lot of this is mediated in the physical I believe.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I reckon the only spiritual explanation for some of the wildly fanciful posts in this thread must surely be vodka

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Anyway, anyone want some of my quality snake oil

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

...Up on the Downs


"The spiritual has many predictable laws which show cause and effect. Some of these effects can indeed go straight down the blood lines.

Could you give me a specific example? I'm struggling to get my head round that. "

I don't want to get too deep on a public forum - but take the example of epigenetics showing that even a single trauma can trigger a genetic 'switch' to change that will be passed on to the generations that follow.

Similarly the spirit can be affected or damaged as easily as the psyche and the physical - moreso I would say, and these effects can sometimes become heritable (whether or not that is via genetics always, I know not - largely so I suspect).

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman
over a year ago

little house on the praire


"The spiritual has many predictable laws which show cause and effect. Some of these effects can indeed go straight down the blood lines.

Could you give me a specific example? I'm struggling to get my head round that.

I don't want to get too deep on a public forum - but take the example of epigenetics showing that even a single trauma can trigger a genetic 'switch' to change that will be passed on to the generations that follow.

Similarly the spirit can be affected or damaged as easily as the psyche and the physical - moreso I would say, and these effects can sometimes become heritable (whether or not that is via genetics always, I know not - largely so I suspect)."

i can give an example of this.

Trauma led to the onset of my bipolar that could then be passed on to my children

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"The spiritual has many predictable laws which show cause and effect. Some of these effects can indeed go straight down the blood lines.

Could you give me a specific example? I'm struggling to get my head round that.

I don't want to get too deep on a public forum - but take the example of epigenetics showing that even a single trauma can trigger a genetic 'switch' to change that will be passed on to the generations that follow.

Similarly the spirit can be affected or damaged as easily as the psyche and the physical - moreso I would say, and these effects can sometimes become heritable (whether or not that is via genetics always, I know not - largely so I suspect)."

First part fact

Second part fiction

First part yes genetic code is influenced by our lifestyle and is passed forwards , it's a very exciting field of evolution

Second . Spirit is an imagined concept with zero data to validate and with substantial data to counter it's proposed existence thus to suggest a myth is affected by life events and inherited is of course incredible make belive xx

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over a year ago


"The spiritual has many predictable laws which show cause and effect. Some of these effects can indeed go straight down the blood lines.

Could you give me a specific example? I'm struggling to get my head round that.

I don't want to get too deep on a public forum - but take the example of epigenetics showing that even a single trauma can trigger a genetic 'switch' to change that will be passed on to the generations that follow.

Similarly the spirit can be affected or damaged as easily as the psyche and the physical - moreso I would say, and these effects can sometimes become heritable (whether or not that is via genetics always, I know not - largely so I suspect).

First part fact

Second part fiction

First part yes genetic code is influenced by our lifestyle and is passed forwards , it's a very exciting field of evolution

Second . Spirit is an imagined concept with zero data to validate and with substantial data to counter it's proposed existence thus to suggest a myth is affected by life events and inherited is of course incredible make belive xx"

i believe we have a soul, based on our experiences of this world and it makes us, us. despite us being a bag of chemicals because we produce chemicals when we feel something.

i just don't believe it's gonna float off somewhere else when i die.

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over a year ago


"Anyway, anyone want some of my quality snake oil "

I would've bought some but I've just invested all my doubloons on some magic beans ..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It's called Autism. "

Ha

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

...Up on the Downs


"The spiritual has many predictable laws which show cause and effect. Some of these effects can indeed go straight down the blood lines.

Could you give me a specific example? I'm struggling to get my head round that.

I don't want to get too deep on a public forum - but take the example of epigenetics showing that even a single trauma can trigger a genetic 'switch' to change that will be passed on to the generations that follow.

Similarly the spirit can be affected or damaged as easily as the psyche and the physical - moreso I would say, and these effects can sometimes become heritable (whether or not that is via genetics always, I know not - largely so I suspect).

First part fact

Second part fiction

First part yes genetic code is influenced by our lifestyle and is passed forwards , it's a very exciting field of evolution

Second . Spirit is an imagined concept with zero data to validate and with substantial data to counter it's proposed existence thus to suggest a myth is affected by life events and inherited is of course incredible make belive xx"

Nonsense, many fields of science demonstrate the necessity for the spiritual even though they do not know what to call it yet, and there is no valid data countering it. You simply haven't seen the supporting data, though many have - I doubt you have even looked for it because you have such a strong faith in your own idea of reality.

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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm


"I would say that lots of people have spiritual experiences. Isn't it enough for someone to just say that and for it to be accepted as such? People have emotional experiences which aren't doubted despite not being able to see love, hate etc.

Then why post a thread about it, if it's not even supposed to be questioned?

I can only infer intention from the original post in which the op asks if anyone else gets these feelings and how often their sixth sense goes off.

Of course people will discuss around the subject and that's what I and I guess you are doing. That's why we both phrased our posts as questions rather than statements.

my original post was a simple question of who else is in touch with the spiritual side and there sixth sense ,

it because a bating game where people want prove of the unprovable ,

Friday night change my perception of how powerful my sixth sense is nothing more nothing less . I've been trying to process my personal experience on Friday night for the past few days .

so thought I'd post a simple question do others experience sixth sense feeling they struggle to explain and how do they experience them .

my sixth sense up until Friday has always been two things a standing up of my neck hairs and arm hairs with a feeling of just knowing something . the other way it shows its self is a excited feeling in the pit of my stomach with a knowing feeling that something is about to happen,

Friday it manifested its self in a totally different way although I had my usual hair standing on end during the whole experience .

I experience this everyday nothing unusual, spiritual or supernatural

I take it you are aware you hear things you are not aware you are hearing , you smell chemicals you have no awareness of their scent or their effects , you see thing's your conscious ignores , you produce chemicals in reaction to things you are unaware of and even then have no idea you are producing chemicals , you sense infrared wave lengths and will experience no perception

All quite normal

We all predict the future sometimes , sometimes it's pure chance , sometimes pure statistics sometimes it's subconscious reasoning bye sometimes it's obvious

The pit of stomach feeling is adrenalin and endorphin, quite normal reaction same with hairs , all a reaction to normal human senses and cognitive functions xx

"

Yes they are the hair standing on end feels like static electricity on my skin .the stomach thing can be explained in the same way what can't be explained is the knowing of things what one should not know that accompany the rare occasions I feel those symptoms.

but hay I get your need to rationalize because on the whole I'm the same except when as my friend calls it my spidey sense goes off .

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

...Up on the Downs

I went and looked for a quote for the skeptics lol:

“A fundamental conclusion of the new physics also acknowledges that the observer creates the reality. As observers, we are personally involved with the creation of our own reality. Physicists are being forced to admit that the universe is a “mental” construction. Pioneering physicist Sir James Jeans wrote: “The stream of knowledge is heading toward a non-mechanical reality; the universe begins to look more like a great thought than like a great machine. Mind no longer appears to be an accidental intruder into the realm of matter, we ought rather hail it as the creator and governor of the realm of matter. Get over it, and accept the inarguable conclusion. The universe is immaterial - mental and spiritual.” – R.C. Henry, Professor of Physics and Astronomy at Johns Hopkins University , “The Mental Universe” ; Nature 436:29,2005) (source)

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

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I love this one too:

“Looking for consciousness in the brain is like looking in the radio for the announcer.” – Nasseim Haramein, director of research for the Resonance Project

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"The spiritual has many predictable laws which show cause and effect. Some of these effects can indeed go straight down the blood lines.

Could you give me a specific example? I'm struggling to get my head round that.

I don't want to get too deep on a public forum - but take the example of epigenetics showing that even a single trauma can trigger a genetic 'switch' to change that will be passed on to the generations that follow.

Similarly the spirit can be affected or damaged as easily as the psyche and the physical - moreso I would say, and these effects can sometimes become heritable (whether or not that is via genetics always, I know not - largely so I suspect).

First part fact

Second part fiction

First part yes genetic code is influenced by our lifestyle and is passed forwards , it's a very exciting field of evolution

Second . Spirit is an imagined concept with zero data to validate and with substantial data to counter it's proposed existence thus to suggest a myth is affected by life events and inherited is of course incredible make belive xx

Nonsense, many fields of science demonstrate the necessity for the spiritual even though they do not know what to call it yet, and there is no valid data countering it. You simply haven't seen the supporting data, though many have - I doubt you have even looked for it because you have such a strong faith in your own idea of reality. "

Not sure I can recall any science that has a necessity for spiritual

Brain damage data certainly is data that demonstrativly counters a spiritualist concept

I've seen lots of claims no credible supporting data though and lots of excuses why not xx

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"I went and looked for a quote for the skeptics lol:

“A fundamental conclusion of the new physics also acknowledges that the observer creates the reality. As observers, we are personally involved with the creation of our own reality. Physicists are being forced to admit that the universe is a “mental” construction. Pioneering physicist Sir James Jeans wrote: “The stream of knowledge is heading toward a non-mechanical reality; the universe begins to look more like a great thought than like a great machine. Mind no longer appears to be an accidental intruder into the realm of matter, we ought rather hail it as the creator and governor of the realm of matter. Get over it, and accept the inarguable conclusion. The universe is immaterial - mental and spiritual.” – R.C. Henry, Professor of Physics and Astronomy at Johns Hopkins University , “The Mental Universe” ; Nature 436:29,2005) (source)"

OK so that's the matrix xx

Oh hang on there were real things there too

Of course brains create their own reality , however this indeed confounds not enforces the spirit concept

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

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Dr. Christian Hellweg is also convinced the spirit has a quantum state. Following his studies in physics and medicine, he researched brain function at the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry in Göttingen ........He summarizes his thesis as follows:

“Our thoughts, our will, our consciousness and our feelings show properties that could be referred to as spiritual properties...No direct interaction with the known fundamental forces of natural science, such as gravitation, electromagnetic forces, etc. can be detected in the spiritual. On the other hand, however, these spiritual properties correspond exactly to the characteristics that distinguish the extremely puzzling and wondrous phenomena in the quantum world. Quantum world, in this case, refers to that realm of our world that is not yet factual; in other words, the realm of possibility, the realm of uncertainty, where we do “know what”, but do not exactly “know when or how”. Based on the context of traditional physics, it can, out of necessity, be concluded that this realm must actually exist.”

American physicist John Archibald Wheeler hits a similar nerve, “Many scientists hoped...that the world, in a certain sense, was traditional - or at least free of curiosities such as large objects being in the same place at the same time. But such hopes were crushed by a series of new experiments.” There are now university research teams examining the interaction between consciousness and material. One of the leading researchers in this field is physicist Professor Robert Jahn of Princeton University in New Jersey. He concludes that if effects and information can be exchanged in both directions between the human consciousness and the physical environment, then one must also assume a resonance or “molecular binding potential” for the consciousness as well. In summary: according to this theory, one would have to award the consciousness the known quantum properties as well. In his opinion it makes no sense, to assign terms such as information or resonance to either the physical world or the spiritual consciousness or to separate physical effects from spiritual effects.

Quantum physicist David Bohm, a student and friend of Albert Einstein, made similar claims. His summary: “The results of modern natural sciences only make sense if we assume an inner, uniform, transcendent reality that is based on all external data and facts. The very depth of human consciousness is one of them.”

Nuclear physicist and molecular biologist Jeremy Hayward of Cambridge University makes no secret of his convictions either: “Many scientists who are still part of the scientific mainstream are no longer afraid to openly state that consciousness / awareness could, in addition to space, time, matter and energy, be a fundamental element of the world - perhaps even more fundamental than space and time. It may be a mistake to ban the spirit from nature.” It is even questioned as to whether matter should be considered a fundamental element of the universe.

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I think that's enough to demonstrate that it is indeed a valid school of thought.

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over a year ago


"The aspergers is off the charts in this thread.

Really? "

Yeah, you have fully grown adults trying to out-do each other with tales of their "spiritual experiences" and providing absolutely no proof of anything spiritual whatsoever. It's something that most had grown out of by uni.

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By *rightonsteveMan
over a year ago

Brighton - even Hove!


"The aspergers is off the charts in this thread.

Really?

Yeah, you have fully grown adults trying to out-do each other with tales of their "spiritual experiences" and providing absolutely no proof of anything spiritual whatsoever. It's something that most had grown out of by uni. "

That's not an aspect associated with Aspergers.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Love this post a lot of interesting points of view.. spiritualism I think brings us closer to our self and makes us more atune to or feelings desires wants needs and others.. Church doesn't seem to have that it is more text and scripture and far far removed from its original purpose.. my lasts birthday I had a white dove sit on my winowcil for about an hour and I felt an amazing sense of calm and knowing it wI'll all be ok.. I have gotten myself in the past in many haiy situations and through intuition and feeling something was with me helping and making things happen..and knowing what was coming next.. hard to explain but I can absorb energy good and bad when walking into a room full of ppl.. it can affect you if you let it..and in my job i use feeling for the work i do.. sorry for rambling and hope it made sense.. this is my first ever forum post..

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By *eliWoman
over a year ago

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"The aspergers is off the charts in this thread.

Really?

Yeah, you have fully grown adults trying to out-do each other with tales of their "spiritual experiences" and providing absolutely no proof of anything spiritual whatsoever. It's something that most had grown out of by uni. "

It appears you're understanding of the word aspergers is quite a variation on the medical definition of the word. Or perhaps, yet again, you're resorting to attempted offence.

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By *rightonsteveMan
over a year ago

Brighton - even Hove!


"Love this post a lot of interesting points of view.. spiritualism I think brings us closer to our self and makes us more atune to or feelings desires wants needs and others.. Church doesn't seem to have that it is more text and scripture and far far removed from its original purpose.. my lasts birthday I had a white dove sit on my winowcil for about an hour and I felt an amazing sense of calm and knowing it wI'll all be ok.. I have gotten myself in the past in many haiy situations and through intuition and feeling something was with me helping and making things happen..and knowing what was coming next.. hard to explain but I can absorb energy good and bad when walking into a room full of ppl.. it can affect you if you let it..and in my job i use feeling for the work i do.. sorry for rambling and hope it made sense.. this is my first ever forum post.. "

Welcome to the forum and good pics

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

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"Love this post a lot of interesting points of view.. spiritualism I think brings us closer to our self and makes us more atune to or feelings desires wants needs and others.. Church doesn't seem to have that it is more text and scripture and far far removed from its original purpose.. my lasts birthday I had a white dove sit on my winowcil for about an hour and I felt an amazing sense of calm and knowing it wI'll all be ok.. I have gotten myself in the past in many haiy situations and through intuition and feeling something was with me helping and making things happen..and knowing what was coming next.. hard to explain but I can absorb energy good and bad when walking into a room full of ppl.. it can affect you if you let it..and in my job i use feeling for the work i do.. sorry for rambling and hope it made sense.. this is my first ever forum post.. "

Welcome to the forum, and well done you for being brave enough to start with such a thread and not 'kiss, fuck, avoid' lol!

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"I love this one too:

“Looking for consciousness in the brain is like looking in the radio for the announcer.” – Nasseim Haramein, director of research for the Resonance Project

"

And that is just a foolish soundbite with zero credibility , just an empty insult

We have in front of us 2 kgs of nano particles that has over a billion billion billion billion billion interconnections, which has a complexity literally off the scale

Yet the spiritualist rubbish this and suggest thought and mind is manifest in ether, else where, remote? Without acknowledging the actions they declare have to be actioned somewhere some how and there is a fucking great blob of infinite complexity beyond their understanding and have the arrogance to suggest sentience is not manifest of brain , despite millions of brain injurys , drug interaction ,brain birth defects and abnormality when all the data is collated illustrate the person is manifest from brain

But no let's think the brain is simple and a far more complex thing just wirelessly interacts with it despite zero data to reinforce the myth and vast archives of data to the contrary

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The aspergers is off the charts in this thread.

Really?

Yeah, you have fully grown adults trying to out-do each other with tales of their "spiritual experiences" and providing absolutely no proof of anything spiritual whatsoever. It's something that most had grown out of by uni.

That's not an aspect associated with Aspergers. "

Yes it is. People with Aspergers behave in a way considered contrary to social norms. That's exactly what is happening here.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Hahaha thanks.. gotta start somewhere right.. and where better than the deep end.. there is enough bouyencey around here to keep me afloat ??

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over a year ago


"Love this post a lot of interesting points of view.. spiritualism I think brings us closer to our self and makes us more atune to or feelings desires wants needs and others.. Church doesn't seem to have that it is more text and scripture and far far removed from its original purpose.. my lasts birthday I had a white dove sit on my winowcil for about an hour and I felt an amazing sense of calm and knowing it wI'll all be ok.. I have gotten myself in the past in many haiy situations and through intuition and feeling something was with me helping and making things happen..and knowing what was coming next.. hard to explain but I can absorb energy good and bad when walking into a room full of ppl.. it can affect you if you let it..and in my job i use feeling for the work i do.. sorry for rambling and hope it made sense.. this is my first ever forum post..

Welcome to the forum and good pics "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Do you ever consider the possibility other people don't pick up on those things because in reality there was nothing to pick up-on ?

Or maybe you're just not paying enough attention to your surroundings

That is a possibility although however would you agree it's somewhat of a cop out to suggest that by not paying attention you cant see invisible feelings ....

Like love?"

love just happens , it grabs you unaware and there is nothing logical about anything you say , the world seems to change colour

True love has no barriers and you can act in Any way you like without any fear of embarrassment , it's just the best feeling in the world and if you are lucky enough to find it then cherish it and never let it go xx

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over a year ago


"Love this post a lot of interesting points of view.. spiritualism I think brings us closer to our self and makes us more atune to or feelings desires wants needs and others.. Church doesn't seem to have that it is more text and scripture and far far removed from its original purpose.. my lasts birthday I had a white dove sit on my winowcil for about an hour and I felt an amazing sense of calm and knowing it wI'll all be ok.. I have gotten myself in the past in many haiy situations and through intuition and feeling something was with me helping and making things happen..and knowing what was coming next.. hard to explain but I can absorb energy good and bad when walking into a room full of ppl.. it can affect you if you let it..and in my job i use feeling for the work i do.. sorry for rambling and hope it made sense.. this is my first ever forum post..

Welcome to the forum and good pics "

Thank you

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over a year ago


"Love this post a lot of interesting points of view.. spiritualism I think brings us closer to our self and makes us more atune to or feelings desires wants needs and others.. Church doesn't seem to have that it is more text and scripture and far far removed from its original purpose.. my lasts birthday I had a white dove sit on my winowcil for about an hour and I felt an amazing sense of calm and knowing it wI'll all be ok.. I have gotten myself in the past in many haiy situations and through intuition and feeling something was with me helping and making things happen..and knowing what was coming next.. hard to explain but I can absorb energy good and bad when walking into a room full of ppl.. it can affect you if you let it..and in my job i use feeling for the work i do.. sorry for rambling and hope it made sense.. this is my first ever forum post..

Welcome to the forum, and well done you for being brave enough to start with such a thread and not 'kiss, fuck, avoid' lol! "

Thankyou it is appreciated I replied further down as didn't know how to at first x

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By *eliWoman
over a year ago

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"The aspergers is off the charts in this thread.

Really?

Yeah, you have fully grown adults trying to out-do each other with tales of their "spiritual experiences" and providing absolutely no proof of anything spiritual whatsoever. It's something that most had grown out of by uni.

That's not an aspect associated with Aspergers.

Yes it is. People with Aspergers behave in a way considered contrary to social norms. That's exactly what is happening here. "

Lack of adherence to the societal norms you're referring to is not a definition of Aspergers.Great generalisation though based undoubtedly on another anecdotal fallacy.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I love this one too:

“Looking for consciousness in the brain is like looking in the radio for the announcer.” – Nasseim Haramein, director of research for the Resonance Project

And that is just a foolish soundbite with zero credibility , just an empty insult

We have in front of us 2 kgs of nano particles that has over a billion billion billion billion billion interconnections, which has a complexity literally off the scale

Yet the spiritualist rubbish this and suggest thought and mind is manifest in ether, else where, remote? Without acknowledging the actions they declare have to be actioned somewhere some how and there is a fucking great blob of infinite complexity beyond their understanding and have the arrogance to suggest sentience is not manifest of brain , despite millions of brain injurys , drug interaction ,brain birth defects and abnormality when all the data is collated illustrate the person is manifest from brain

But no let's think the brain is simple and a far more complex thing just wirelessly interacts with it despite zero data to reinforce the myth and vast archives of data to the contrary"

i don't think it means that though, that the brain isn't complicated.

every single cells in your body does something, they're all programmed to do things to keep you alive, and they do it without a brain. unless a nucleus is a brain? might go google about that actually.

viruses and all sorts function in a way where they want to survive too. but anyway googling nucleus now.

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over a year ago


"I love this one too:

“Looking for consciousness in the brain is like looking in the radio for the announcer.” – Nasseim Haramein, director of research for the Resonance Project

And that is just a foolish soundbite with zero credibility , just an empty insult

We have in front of us 2 kgs of nano particles that has over a billion billion billion billion billion interconnections, which has a complexity literally off the scale

Yet the spiritualist rubbish this and suggest thought and mind is manifest in ether, else where, remote? Without acknowledging the actions they declare have to be actioned somewhere some how and there is a fucking great blob of infinite complexity beyond their understanding and have the arrogance to suggest sentience is not manifest of brain , despite millions of brain injurys , drug interaction ,brain birth defects and abnormality when all the data is collated illustrate the person is manifest from brain

But no let's think the brain is simple and a far more complex thing just wirelessly interacts with it despite zero data to reinforce the myth and vast archives of data to the contrary

i don't think it means that though, that the brain isn't complicated.

every single cells in your body does something, they're all programmed to do things to keep you alive, and they do it without a brain. unless a nucleus is a brain? might go google about that actually.

viruses and all sorts function in a way where they want to survive too. but anyway googling nucleus now."

hmm, learned nucleus is a cluster of neurons.

i need a teacher, this stuff is interesting and i'm wondering why i didn't know it already...or if i did and forgot. hope i don't forget again if i did know.

i am living proof you can survive without a fully functioning brain. bye....

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

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"I love this one too:

“Looking for consciousness in the brain is like looking in the radio for the announcer.” – Nasseim Haramein, director of research for the Resonance Project

And that is just a foolish soundbite with zero credibility , just an empty insult

We have in front of us 2 kgs of nano particles that has over a billion billion billion billion billion interconnections, which has a complexity literally off the scale

Yet the spiritualist rubbish this and suggest thought and mind is manifest in ether, else where, remote? Without acknowledging the actions they declare have to be actioned somewhere some how and there is a fucking great blob of infinite complexity beyond their understanding and have the arrogance to suggest sentience is not manifest of brain , despite millions of brain injurys , drug interaction ,brain birth defects and abnormality when all the data is collated illustrate the person is manifest from brain

But no let's think the brain is simple and a far more complex thing just wirelessly interacts with it despite zero data to reinforce the myth and vast archives of data to the contrary

i don't think it means that though, that the brain isn't complicated.

every single cells in your body does something, they're all programmed to do things to keep you alive, and they do it without a brain. unless a nucleus is a brain? might go google about that actually.

viruses and all sorts function in a way where they want to survive too. but anyway googling nucleus now.

hmm, learned nucleus is a cluster of neurons.

i need a teacher, this stuff is interesting and i'm wondering why i didn't know it already...or if i did and forgot. hope i don't forget again if i did know.

i am living proof you can survive without a fully functioning brain. bye...."

He just totally missed the point Feir - consciousness is not thought.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'll tell you what you don't see on here very much,,

People saying..... I don't know..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I tend to be more of a people watcher I pick up different behaviours. In a way can sense something about to happen. Whether good or bad. I don't think of it as spiritual I think of it as basing feelings on changes in behaviour..

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over a year ago


"I love this one too:

“Looking for consciousness in the brain is like looking in the radio for the announcer.” – Nasseim Haramein, director of research for the Resonance Project

And that is just a foolish soundbite with zero credibility , just an empty insult

We have in front of us 2 kgs of nano particles that has over a billion billion billion billion billion interconnections, which has a complexity literally off the scale

Yet the spiritualist rubbish this and suggest thought and mind is manifest in ether, else where, remote? Without acknowledging the actions they declare have to be actioned somewhere some how and there is a fucking great blob of infinite complexity beyond their understanding and have the arrogance to suggest sentience is not manifest of brain , despite millions of brain injurys , drug interaction ,brain birth defects and abnormality when all the data is collated illustrate the person is manifest from brain

But no let's think the brain is simple and a far more complex thing just wirelessly interacts with it despite zero data to reinforce the myth and vast archives of data to the contrary

i don't think it means that though, that the brain isn't complicated.

every single cells in your body does something, they're all programmed to do things to keep you alive, and they do it without a brain. unless a nucleus is a brain? might go google about that actually.

viruses and all sorts function in a way where they want to survive too. but anyway googling nucleus now.

hmm, learned nucleus is a cluster of neurons.

i need a teacher, this stuff is interesting and i'm wondering why i didn't know it already...or if i did and forgot. hope i don't forget again if i did know.

i am living proof you can survive without a fully functioning brain. bye....

He just totally missed the point Feir - consciousness is not thought."

he kind of has a point, but so do you too.

if we are what we are, based on what we've experienced (via our body and all the functions that contribute to experiencing everything and making us feel the things we do) then the memory is a major part of this.

i know DNA is a contributing factor, but this brings up a question for me: are you really 'you' if your ancestors have contributed towards 'you'. who are you if not?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Oh, God... The word 'consciousness' has started to be used.

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By *ohnaronMan
over a year ago

london

Has anyone mentioned quantum processes at work in the brain?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I love this one too:

“Looking for consciousness in the brain is like looking in the radio for the announcer.” – Nasseim Haramein, director of research for the Resonance Project

And that is just a foolish soundbite with zero credibility , just an empty insult

We have in front of us 2 kgs of nano particles that has over a billion billion billion billion billion interconnections, which has a complexity literally off the scale

Yet the spiritualist rubbish this and suggest thought and mind is manifest in ether, else where, remote? Without acknowledging the actions they declare have to be actioned somewhere some how and there is a fucking great blob of infinite complexity beyond their understanding and have the arrogance to suggest sentience is not manifest of brain , despite millions of brain injurys , drug interaction ,brain birth defects and abnormality when all the data is collated illustrate the person is manifest from brain

But no let's think the brain is simple and a far more complex thing just wirelessly interacts with it despite zero data to reinforce the myth and vast archives of data to the contrary

i don't think it means that though, that the brain isn't complicated.

every single cells in your body does something, they're all programmed to do things to keep you alive, and they do it without a brain. unless a nucleus is a brain? might go google about that actually.

viruses and all sorts function in a way where they want to survive too. but anyway googling nucleus now.

hmm, learned nucleus is a cluster of neurons.

i need a teacher, this stuff is interesting and i'm wondering why i didn't know it already...or if i did and forgot. hope i don't forget again if i did know.

i am living proof you can survive without a fully functioning brain. bye....

He just totally missed the point Feir - consciousness is not thought.

he kind of has a point, but so do you too.

if we are what we are, based on what we've experienced (via our body and all the functions that contribute to experiencing everything and making us feel the things we do) then the memory is a major part of this.

i know DNA is a contributing factor, but this brings up a question for me: are you really 'you' if your ancestors have contributed towards 'you'. who are you if not?"

'Who am I?' is an eternal question, the answer to which will evolve through life. My view now is not the one I had 10, 20, 30 or 40 years ago - a lifelong inquiry of you like.

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over a year ago

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over a year ago


"Has anyone mentioned quantum processes at work in the brain?"

I mentioned vodka

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over a year ago


"I love this one too:

“Looking for consciousness in the brain is like looking in the radio for the announcer.” – Nasseim Haramein, director of research for the Resonance Project

And that is just a foolish soundbite with zero credibility , just an empty insult

We have in front of us 2 kgs of nano particles that has over a billion billion billion billion billion interconnections, which has a complexity literally off the scale

Yet the spiritualist rubbish this and suggest thought and mind is manifest in ether, else where, remote? Without acknowledging the actions they declare have to be actioned somewhere some how and there is a fucking great blob of infinite complexity beyond their understanding and have the arrogance to suggest sentience is not manifest of brain , despite millions of brain injurys , drug interaction ,brain birth defects and abnormality when all the data is collated illustrate the person is manifest from brain

But no let's think the brain is simple and a far more complex thing just wirelessly interacts with it despite zero data to reinforce the myth and vast archives of data to the contrary

i don't think it means that though, that the brain isn't complicated.

every single cells in your body does something, they're all programmed to do things to keep you alive, and they do it without a brain. unless a nucleus is a brain? might go google about that actually.

viruses and all sorts function in a way where they want to survive too. but anyway googling nucleus now.

hmm, learned nucleus is a cluster of neurons.

i need a teacher, this stuff is interesting and i'm wondering why i didn't know it already...or if i did and forgot. hope i don't forget again if i did know.

i am living proof you can survive without a fully functioning brain. bye....

He just totally missed the point Feir - consciousness is not thought.

he kind of has a point, but so do you too.

if we are what we are, based on what we've experienced (via our body and all the functions that contribute to experiencing everything and making us feel the things we do) then the memory is a major part of this.

i know DNA is a contributing factor, but this brings up a question for me: are you really 'you' if your ancestors have contributed towards 'you'. who are you if not?

'Who am I?' is an eternal question, the answer to which will evolve through life. My view now is not the one I had 10, 20, 30 or 40 years ago - a lifelong inquiry of you like."

i think *we're close to the meaning of everything. also, i have no idea how we became self aware. are viruses sentient or not? omg...

*not me, but more intelligent people than me.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I have a question for the "spiritual types" on here?

How do you explain deja vu?

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over a year ago


"I love this one too:

“Looking for consciousness in the brain is like looking in the radio for the announcer.” – Nasseim Haramein, director of research for the Resonance Project

And that is just a foolish soundbite with zero credibility , just an empty insult

We have in front of us 2 kgs of nano particles that has over a billion billion billion billion billion interconnections, which has a complexity literally off the scale

Yet the spiritualist rubbish this and suggest thought and mind is manifest in ether, else where, remote? Without acknowledging the actions they declare have to be actioned somewhere some how and there is a fucking great blob of infinite complexity beyond their understanding and have the arrogance to suggest sentience is not manifest of brain , despite millions of brain injurys , drug interaction ,brain birth defects and abnormality when all the data is collated illustrate the person is manifest from brain

But no let's think the brain is simple and a far more complex thing just wirelessly interacts with it despite zero data to reinforce the myth and vast archives of data to the contrary

i don't think it means that though, that the brain isn't complicated.

every single cells in your body does something, they're all programmed to do things to keep you alive, and they do it without a brain. unless a nucleus is a brain? might go google about that actually.

viruses and all sorts function in a way where they want to survive too. but anyway googling nucleus now.

hmm, learned nucleus is a cluster of neurons.

i need a teacher, this stuff is interesting and i'm wondering why i didn't know it already...or if i did and forgot. hope i don't forget again if i did know.

i am living proof you can survive without a fully functioning brain. bye....

He just totally missed the point Feir - consciousness is not thought.

he kind of has a point, but so do you too.

if we are what we are, based on what we've experienced (via our body and all the functions that contribute to experiencing everything and making us feel the things we do) then the memory is a major part of this.

i know DNA is a contributing factor, but this brings up a question for me: are you really 'you' if your ancestors have contributed towards 'you'. who are you if not?

'Who am I?' is an eternal question, the answer to which will evolve through life. My view now is not the one I had 10, 20, 30 or 40 years ago - a lifelong inquiry of you like.

i think *we're close to the meaning of everything. also, i have no idea how we became self aware. are viruses sentient or not? omg...

*not me, but more intelligent people than me."

Sell yourself short too often

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I have a question for the "spiritual types" on here?

How do you explain deja vu? "

That's a simple one.... it the time and process taken to redirect a message which was received in the wrong part of the brain ,,,,,almost but not quite instantaneous recollection

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over a year ago


"I love this one too:

“Looking for consciousness in the brain is like looking in the radio for the announcer.” – Nasseim Haramein, director of research for the Resonance Project

And that is just a foolish soundbite with zero credibility , just an empty insult

We have in front of us 2 kgs of nano particles that has over a billion billion billion billion billion interconnections, which has a complexity literally off the scale

Yet the spiritualist rubbish this and suggest thought and mind is manifest in ether, else where, remote? Without acknowledging the actions they declare have to be actioned somewhere some how and there is a fucking great blob of infinite complexity beyond their understanding and have the arrogance to suggest sentience is not manifest of brain , despite millions of brain injurys , drug interaction ,brain birth defects and abnormality when all the data is collated illustrate the person is manifest from brain

But no let's think the brain is simple and a far more complex thing just wirelessly interacts with it despite zero data to reinforce the myth and vast archives of data to the contrary

i don't think it means that though, that the brain isn't complicated.

every single cells in your body does something, they're all programmed to do things to keep you alive, and they do it without a brain. unless a nucleus is a brain? might go google about that actually.

viruses and all sorts function in a way where they want to survive too. but anyway googling nucleus now.

hmm, learned nucleus is a cluster of neurons.

i need a teacher, this stuff is interesting and i'm wondering why i didn't know it already...or if i did and forgot. hope i don't forget again if i did know.

i am living proof you can survive without a fully functioning brain. bye....

He just totally missed the point Feir - consciousness is not thought.

he kind of has a point, but so do you too.

if we are what we are, based on what we've experienced (via our body and all the functions that contribute to experiencing everything and making us feel the things we do) then the memory is a major part of this.

i know DNA is a contributing factor, but this brings up a question for me: are you really 'you' if your ancestors have contributed towards 'you'. who are you if not?

'Who am I?' is an eternal question, the answer to which will evolve through life. My view now is not the one I had 10, 20, 30 or 40 years ago - a lifelong inquiry of you like.

i think *we're close to the meaning of everything. also, i have no idea how we became self aware. are viruses sentient or not? omg...

*not me, but more intelligent people than me."

The problem is the more I learn the more I realise how little I really know. We may be close to knowing the 'what' of the Universe, we may be getting closer on the 'how', but we are still guessing at the 'why'.

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By *isscheekychopsWoman
over a year ago

The land of grey peas and bacon

Someone once stopped me years ago and said I was very intune with with

Whatever is out there....I'm not sure what I believe but I'm always open to suggestion rather than having a closed mind...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I have a question for the "spiritual types" on here?

How do you explain deja vu? "

Possibly the brain doing an integrity check on memories, nothing spiritual about it as far I understand.

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over a year ago


"I love this one too:

“Looking for consciousness in the brain is like looking in the radio for the announcer.” – Nasseim Haramein, director of research for the Resonance Project

And that is just a foolish soundbite with zero credibility , just an empty insult

We have in front of us 2 kgs of nano particles that has over a billion billion billion billion billion interconnections, which has a complexity literally off the scale

Yet the spiritualist rubbish this and suggest thought and mind is manifest in ether, else where, remote? Without acknowledging the actions they declare have to be actioned somewhere some how and there is a fucking great blob of infinite complexity beyond their understanding and have the arrogance to suggest sentience is not manifest of brain , despite millions of brain injurys , drug interaction ,brain birth defects and abnormality when all the data is collated illustrate the person is manifest from brain

But no let's think the brain is simple and a far more complex thing just wirelessly interacts with it despite zero data to reinforce the myth and vast archives of data to the contrary

i don't think it means that though, that the brain isn't complicated.

every single cells in your body does something, they're all programmed to do things to keep you alive, and they do it without a brain. unless a nucleus is a brain? might go google about that actually.

viruses and all sorts function in a way where they want to survive too. but anyway googling nucleus now.

hmm, learned nucleus is a cluster of neurons.

i need a teacher, this stuff is interesting and i'm wondering why i didn't know it already...or if i did and forgot. hope i don't forget again if i did know.

i am living proof you can survive without a fully functioning brain. bye....

He just totally missed the point Feir - consciousness is not thought.

he kind of has a point, but so do you too.

if we are what we are, based on what we've experienced (via our body and all the functions that contribute to experiencing everything and making us feel the things we do) then the memory is a major part of this.

i know DNA is a contributing factor, but this brings up a question for me: are you really 'you' if your ancestors have contributed towards 'you'. who are you if not?

'Who am I?' is an eternal question, the answer to which will evolve through life. My view now is not the one I had 10, 20, 30 or 40 years ago - a lifelong inquiry of you like.

i think *we're close to the meaning of everything. also, i have no idea how we became self aware. are viruses sentient or not? omg...

*not me, but more intelligent people than me.

Sell yourself short too often "

nice of you to say, thanks. but i haven't got the memory function for this stuff. couldn't even figure out nuclei ffs...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I love this one too:

“Looking for consciousness in the brain is like looking in the radio for the announcer.” – Nasseim Haramein, director of research for the Resonance Project

And that is just a foolish soundbite with zero credibility , just an empty insult

We have in front of us 2 kgs of nano particles that has over a billion billion billion billion billion interconnections, which has a complexity literally off the scale

Yet the spiritualist rubbish this and suggest thought and mind is manifest in ether, else where, remote? Without acknowledging the actions they declare have to be actioned somewhere some how and there is a fucking great blob of infinite complexity beyond their understanding and have the arrogance to suggest sentience is not manifest of brain , despite millions of brain injurys , drug interaction ,brain birth defects and abnormality when all the data is collated illustrate the person is manifest from brain

But no let's think the brain is simple and a far more complex thing just wirelessly interacts with it despite zero data to reinforce the myth and vast archives of data to the contrary

i don't think it means that though, that the brain isn't complicated.

every single cells in your body does something, they're all programmed to do things to keep you alive, and they do it without a brain. unless a nucleus is a brain? might go google about that actually.

viruses and all sorts function in a way where they want to survive too. but anyway googling nucleus now.

hmm, learned nucleus is a cluster of neurons.

i need a teacher, this stuff is interesting and i'm wondering why i didn't know it already...or if i did and forgot. hope i don't forget again if i did know.

i am living proof you can survive without a fully functioning brain. bye....

He just totally missed the point Feir - consciousness is not thought.

he kind of has a point, but so do you too.

if we are what we are, based on what we've experienced (via our body and all the functions that contribute to experiencing everything and making us feel the things we do) then the memory is a major part of this.

i know DNA is a contributing factor, but this brings up a question for me: are you really 'you' if your ancestors have contributed towards 'you'. who are you if not?

'Who am I?' is an eternal question, the answer to which will evolve through life. My view now is not the one I had 10, 20, 30 or 40 years ago - a lifelong inquiry of you like.

i think *we're close to the meaning of everything. also, i have no idea how we became self aware. are viruses sentient or not? omg...

*not me, but more intelligent people than me.

The problem is the more I learn the more I realise how little I really know. We may be close to knowing the 'what' of the Universe, we may be getting closer on the 'how', but we are still guessing at the 'why'."

i used to be at that point, now i'm not so sure. i know we don't know everything but we know loads now, literally loads. and people are able to come together and just discuss this stuff, anyone can (with the internet).

i remember about 6yrs ago discussing (on a proper philosophy and science forums) about something and having really intelligent people arguing it wasn't possible, then someone wrote a book about it a couple of years later and i was like, ooh i thought that too. can't remember what it was now though, fuck this memory of mine, but i'm sure it was to do with parallel universes.

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over a year ago


"I love this one too:

“Looking for consciousness in the brain is like looking in the radio for the announcer.” – Nasseim Haramein, director of research for the Resonance Project

And that is just a foolish soundbite with zero credibility , just an empty insult

We have in front of us 2 kgs of nano particles that has over a billion billion billion billion billion interconnections, which has a complexity literally off the scale

Yet the spiritualist rubbish this and suggest thought and mind is manifest in ether, else where, remote? Without acknowledging the actions they declare have to be actioned somewhere some how and there is a fucking great blob of infinite complexity beyond their understanding and have the arrogance to suggest sentience is not manifest of brain , despite millions of brain injurys , drug interaction ,brain birth defects and abnormality when all the data is collated illustrate the person is manifest from brain

But no let's think the brain is simple and a far more complex thing just wirelessly interacts with it despite zero data to reinforce the myth and vast archives of data to the contrary

i don't think it means that though, that the brain isn't complicated.

every single cells in your body does something, they're all programmed to do things to keep you alive, and they do it without a brain. unless a nucleus is a brain? might go google about that actually.

viruses and all sorts function in a way where they want to survive too. but anyway googling nucleus now.

hmm, learned nucleus is a cluster of neurons.

i need a teacher, this stuff is interesting and i'm wondering why i didn't know it already...or if i did and forgot. hope i don't forget again if i did know.

i am living proof you can survive without a fully functioning brain. bye....

He just totally missed the point Feir - consciousness is not thought.

he kind of has a point, but so do you too.

if we are what we are, based on what we've experienced (via our body and all the functions that contribute to experiencing everything and making us feel the things we do) then the memory is a major part of this.

i know DNA is a contributing factor, but this brings up a question for me: are you really 'you' if your ancestors have contributed towards 'you'. who are you if not?

'Who am I?' is an eternal question, the answer to which will evolve through life. My view now is not the one I had 10, 20, 30 or 40 years ago - a lifelong inquiry of you like.

i think *we're close to the meaning of everything. also, i have no idea how we became self aware. are viruses sentient or not? omg...

*not me, but more intelligent people than me.

The problem is the more I learn the more I realise how little I really know. We may be close to knowing the 'what' of the Universe, we may be getting closer on the 'how', but we are still guessing at the 'why'.

i used to be at that point, now i'm not so sure. i know we don't know everything but we know loads now, literally loads. and people are able to come together and just discuss this stuff, anyone can (with the internet).

i remember about 6yrs ago discussing (on a proper philosophy and science forums) about something and having really intelligent people arguing it wasn't possible, then someone wrote a book about it a couple of years later and i was like, ooh i thought that too. can't remember what it was now though, fuck this memory of mine, but i'm sure it was to do with parallel universes. "

that was it, it was impossible to die if parallel universes existed. gonna google the topic and read it.

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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm

I see I opened a can of worms here as for those who will dismiss out of hand remember every piece of human understanding has been dismissed out of hand at some point or another to think we know it all is the folly of a fool .

As for my own sixth sense is it logical no has it served me well yes it has .

Will I ever dismiss the feeling I have talked about in this post never they are as much I part of me as any other feeling .

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By *adyDangerWoman
over a year ago

land of debauchery and kink


"I see I opened a can of worms here as for those who will dismiss out of hand remember every piece of human understanding has been dismissed out of hand at some point or another to think we know it all is the folly of a fool .

As for my own sixth sense is it logical no has it served me well yes it has .

Will I ever dismiss the feeling I have talked about in this post never they are as much I part of me as any other feeling ."

I love your posts and our chats john very thought provoking

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By *isscheekychopsWoman
over a year ago

The land of grey peas and bacon


"I see I opened a can of worms here as for those who will dismiss out of hand remember every piece of human understanding has been dismissed out of hand at some point or another to think we know it all is the folly of a fool .

As for my own sixth sense is it logical no has it served me well yes it has .

Will I ever dismiss the feeling I have talked about in this post never they are as much I part of me as any other feeling ."

You are entitled to believe what you want...after all it's YOUR life and none of us are living it for you...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I love this one too:

“Looking for consciousness in the brain is like looking in the radio for the announcer.” – Nasseim Haramein, director of research for the Resonance Project

And that is just a foolish soundbite with zero credibility , just an empty insult

We have in front of us 2 kgs of nano particles that has over a billion billion billion billion billion interconnections, which has a complexity literally off the scale

Yet the spiritualist rubbish this and suggest thought and mind is manifest in ether, else where, remote? Without acknowledging the actions they declare have to be actioned somewhere some how and there is a fucking great blob of infinite complexity beyond their understanding and have the arrogance to suggest sentience is not manifest of brain , despite millions of brain injurys , drug interaction ,brain birth defects and abnormality when all the data is collated illustrate the person is manifest from brain

But no let's think the brain is simple and a far more complex thing just wirelessly interacts with it despite zero data to reinforce the myth and vast archives of data to the contrary

i don't think it means that though, that the brain isn't complicated.

every single cells in your body does something, they're all programmed to do things to keep you alive, and they do it without a brain. unless a nucleus is a brain? might go google about that actually.

viruses and all sorts function in a way where they want to survive too. but anyway googling nucleus now.

hmm, learned nucleus is a cluster of neurons.

i need a teacher, this stuff is interesting and i'm wondering why i didn't know it already...or if i did and forgot. hope i don't forget again if i did know.

i am living proof you can survive without a fully functioning brain. bye....

He just totally missed the point Feir - consciousness is not thought.

he kind of has a point, but so do you too.

if we are what we are, based on what we've experienced (via our body and all the functions that contribute to experiencing everything and making us feel the things we do) then the memory is a major part of this.

i know DNA is a contributing factor, but this brings up a question for me: are you really 'you' if your ancestors have contributed towards 'you'. who are you if not?

'Who am I?' is an eternal question, the answer to which will evolve through life. My view now is not the one I had 10, 20, 30 or 40 years ago - a lifelong inquiry of you like.

i think *we're close to the meaning of everything. also, i have no idea how we became self aware. are viruses sentient or not? omg...

*not me, but more intelligent people than me.

Sell yourself short too often

nice of you to say, thanks. but i haven't got the memory function for this stuff. couldn't even figure out nuclei ffs... "

Google is your friend my dear go out and learn. Saying that my head is a chasm of useless information from school and TV shows

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over a year ago


"I see I opened a can of worms here as for those who will dismiss out of hand remember every piece of human understanding has been dismissed out of hand at some point or another to think we know it all is the folly of a fool .

As for my own sixth sense is it logical no has it served me well yes it has .

Will I ever dismiss the feeling I have talked about in this post never they are as much I part of me as any other feeling ."

Don't allow the dickheads to get you down.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I love this one too:

“Looking for consciousness in the brain is like looking in the radio for the announcer.” – Nasseim Haramein, director of research for the Resonance Project

And that is just a foolish soundbite with zero credibility , just an empty insult

We have in front of us 2 kgs of nano particles that has over a billion billion billion billion billion interconnections, which has a complexity literally off the scale

Yet the spiritualist rubbish this and suggest thought and mind is manifest in ether, else where, remote? Without acknowledging the actions they declare have to be actioned somewhere some how and there is a fucking great blob of infinite complexity beyond their understanding and have the arrogance to suggest sentience is not manifest of brain , despite millions of brain injurys , drug interaction ,brain birth defects and abnormality when all the data is collated illustrate the person is manifest from brain

But no let's think the brain is simple and a far more complex thing just wirelessly interacts with it despite zero data to reinforce the myth and vast archives of data to the contrary

i don't think it means that though, that the brain isn't complicated.

every single cells in your body does something, they're all programmed to do things to keep you alive, and they do it without a brain. unless a nucleus is a brain? might go google about that actually.

viruses and all sorts function in a way where they want to survive too. but anyway googling nucleus now.

hmm, learned nucleus is a cluster of neurons.

i need a teacher, this stuff is interesting and i'm wondering why i didn't know it already...or if i did and forgot. hope i don't forget again if i did know.

i am living proof you can survive without a fully functioning brain. bye....

He just totally missed the point Feir - consciousness is not thought.

he kind of has a point, but so do you too.

if we are what we are, based on what we've experienced (via our body and all the functions that contribute to experiencing everything and making us feel the things we do) then the memory is a major part of this.

i know DNA is a contributing factor, but this brings up a question for me: are you really 'you' if your ancestors have contributed towards 'you'. who are you if not?

'Who am I?' is an eternal question, the answer to which will evolve through life. My view now is not the one I had 10, 20, 30 or 40 years ago - a lifelong inquiry of you like.

i think *we're close to the meaning of everything. also, i have no idea how we became self aware. are viruses sentient or not? omg...

*not me, but more intelligent people than me.

Sell yourself short too often

nice of you to say, thanks. but i haven't got the memory function for this stuff. couldn't even figure out nuclei ffs...

Google is your friend my dear go out and learn. Saying that my head is a chasm of useless information from school and TV shows"

just googled already and found an old news interview i had in 2012, was more on philosophy and morals than anything else though.

like i said, i'd love to find another proper forums to discuss intelligent things with other people and get my brain mojo back. most seem to be dead, although i've not tried one that some old friends might still be on...heads back to google.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I love this one too:

“Looking for consciousness in the brain is like looking in the radio for the announcer.” – Nasseim Haramein, director of research for the Resonance Project

And that is just a foolish soundbite with zero credibility , just an empty insult

We have in front of us 2 kgs of nano particles that has over a billion billion billion billion billion interconnections, which has a complexity literally off the scale

Yet the spiritualist rubbish this and suggest thought and mind is manifest in ether, else where, remote? Without acknowledging the actions they declare have to be actioned somewhere some how and there is a fucking great blob of infinite complexity beyond their understanding and have the arrogance to suggest sentience is not manifest of brain , despite millions of brain injurys , drug interaction ,brain birth defects and abnormality when all the data is collated illustrate the person is manifest from brain

But no let's think the brain is simple and a far more complex thing just wirelessly interacts with it despite zero data to reinforce the myth and vast archives of data to the contrary

i don't think it means that though, that the brain isn't complicated.

every single cells in your body does something, they're all programmed to do things to keep you alive, and they do it without a brain. unless a nucleus is a brain? might go google about that actually.

viruses and all sorts function in a way where they want to survive too. but anyway googling nucleus now.

hmm, learned nucleus is a cluster of neurons.

i need a teacher, this stuff is interesting and i'm wondering why i didn't know it already...or if i did and forgot. hope i don't forget again if i did know.

i am living proof you can survive without a fully functioning brain. bye....

He just totally missed the point Feir - consciousness is not thought.

he kind of has a point, but so do you too.

if we are what we are, based on what we've experienced (via our body and all the functions that contribute to experiencing everything and making us feel the things we do) then the memory is a major part of this.

i know DNA is a contributing factor, but this brings up a question for me: are you really 'you' if your ancestors have contributed towards 'you'. who are you if not?

'Who am I?' is an eternal question, the answer to which will evolve through life. My view now is not the one I had 10, 20, 30 or 40 years ago - a lifelong inquiry of you like.

i think *we're close to the meaning of everything. also, i have no idea how we became self aware. are viruses sentient or not? omg...

*not me, but more intelligent people than me.

Sell yourself short too often

nice of you to say, thanks. but i haven't got the memory function for this stuff. couldn't even figure out nuclei ffs...

Google is your friend my dear go out and learn. Saying that my head is a chasm of useless information from school and TV shows

just googled already and found an old news interview i had in 2012, was more on philosophy and morals than anything else though.

like i said, i'd love to find another proper forums to discuss intelligent things with other people and get my brain mojo back. most seem to be dead, although i've not tried one that some old friends might still be on...heads back to google."

Enjoy and good luck finding what you need

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By *rightonsteveMan
over a year ago

Brighton - even Hove!


"I have a question for the "spiritual types" on here?

How do you explain deja vu?

Possibly the brain doing an integrity check on memories, nothing spiritual about it as far I understand."

I experienced deja vue when I was on a school trip to Germany and we had stopped by a vineyard and I was able to say there was a little house and a river over a hill and there was. It was out of sight and I'd never been there before and the place hadn't been discussed either because it wasn't a planned stop. It was very weird.

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over a year ago


"I love this one too:

“Looking for consciousness in the brain is like looking in the radio for the announcer.” – Nasseim Haramein, director of research for the Resonance Project

And that is just a foolish soundbite with zero credibility , just an empty insult

We have in front of us 2 kgs of nano particles that has over a billion billion billion billion billion interconnections, which has a complexity literally off the scale

Yet the spiritualist rubbish this and suggest thought and mind is manifest in ether, else where, remote? Without acknowledging the actions they declare have to be actioned somewhere some how and there is a fucking great blob of infinite complexity beyond their understanding and have the arrogance to suggest sentience is not manifest of brain , despite millions of brain injurys , drug interaction ,brain birth defects and abnormality when all the data is collated illustrate the person is manifest from brain

But no let's think the brain is simple and a far more complex thing just wirelessly interacts with it despite zero data to reinforce the myth and vast archives of data to the contrary

i don't think it means that though, that the brain isn't complicated.

every single cells in your body does something, they're all programmed to do things to keep you alive, and they do it without a brain. unless a nucleus is a brain? might go google about that actually.

viruses and all sorts function in a way where they want to survive too. but anyway googling nucleus now.

hmm, learned nucleus is a cluster of neurons.

i need a teacher, this stuff is interesting and i'm wondering why i didn't know it already...or if i did and forgot. hope i don't forget again if i did know.

i am living proof you can survive without a fully functioning brain. bye....

He just totally missed the point Feir - consciousness is not thought.

he kind of has a point, but so do you too.

if we are what we are, based on what we've experienced (via our body and all the functions that contribute to experiencing everything and making us feel the things we do) then the memory is a major part of this.

i know DNA is a contributing factor, but this brings up a question for me: are you really 'you' if your ancestors have contributed towards 'you'. who are you if not?

'Who am I?' is an eternal question, the answer to which will evolve through life. My view now is not the one I had 10, 20, 30 or 40 years ago - a lifelong inquiry of you like.

i think *we're close to the meaning of everything. also, i have no idea how we became self aware. are viruses sentient or not? omg...

*not me, but more intelligent people than me.

Sell yourself short too often

nice of you to say, thanks. but i haven't got the memory function for this stuff. couldn't even figure out nuclei ffs...

Google is your friend my dear go out and learn. Saying that my head is a chasm of useless information from school and TV shows

just googled already and found an old news interview i had in 2012, was more on philosophy and morals than anything else though.

like i said, i'd love to find another proper forums to discuss intelligent things with other people and get my brain mojo back. most seem to be dead, although i've not tried one that some old friends might still be on...heads back to google.

Enjoy and good luck finding what you need "

thanks. found what i was looking for not sure it's exactly what i wanted but i'm gonna join it when i have time.

maybe look for more sites also as it's not that active in the science section.

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By *andsonjohn OP   Man
over a year ago

in the eye of the storm


"I see I opened a can of worms here as for those who will dismiss out of hand remember every piece of human understanding has been dismissed out of hand at some point or another to think we know it all is the folly of a fool .

As for my own sixth sense is it logical no has it served me well yes it has .

Will I ever dismiss the feeling I have talked about in this post never they are as much I part of me as any other feeling .

Don't allow the dickheads to get you down. "

That's impossible fella a quick use of the green button would tell you I'm far more talkative normally but in this case we are not dealing with things you can prove or disprove on them grounds I choose to not debate with those who have already make up there mind because onlya fool talks to a wall and expects to get a different responded each time

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I see I opened a can of worms here as for those who will dismiss out of hand remember every piece of human understanding has been dismissed out of hand at some point or another to think we know it all is the folly of a fool .

As for my own sixth sense is it logical no has it served me well yes it has .

Will I ever dismiss the feeling I have talked about in this post never they are as much I part of me as any other feeling .

Don't allow the dickheads to get you down.

That's impossible fella a quick use of the green button would tell you I'm far more talkative normally but in this case we are not dealing with things you can prove or disprove on them grounds I choose to not debate with those who have already make up there mind because onlya fool talks to a wall and expects to get a different responded each time "

I've found this thread quite interesting in all fairness I have my theories on it

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I love this one too:

“Looking for consciousness in the brain is like looking in the radio for the announcer.” – Nasseim Haramein, director of research for the Resonance Project

And that is just a foolish soundbite with zero credibility , just an empty insult

We have in front of us 2 kgs of nano particles that has over a billion billion billion billion billion interconnections, which has a complexity literally off the scale

Yet the spiritualist rubbish this and suggest thought and mind is manifest in ether, else where, remote? Without acknowledging the actions they declare have to be actioned somewhere some how and there is a fucking great blob of infinite complexity beyond their understanding and have the arrogance to suggest sentience is not manifest of brain , despite millions of brain injurys , drug interaction ,brain birth defects and abnormality when all the data is collated illustrate the person is manifest from brain

But no let's think the brain is simple and a far more complex thing just wirelessly interacts with it despite zero data to reinforce the myth and vast archives of data to the contrary

i don't think it means that though, that the brain isn't complicated.

every single cells in your body does something, they're all programmed to do things to keep you alive, and they do it without a brain. unless a nucleus is a brain? might go google about that actually.

viruses and all sorts function in a way where they want to survive too. but anyway googling nucleus now.

hmm, learned nucleus is a cluster of neurons.

i need a teacher, this stuff is interesting and i'm wondering why i didn't know it already...or if i did and forgot. hope i don't forget again if i did know.

i am living proof you can survive without a fully functioning brain. bye....

He just totally missed the point Feir - consciousness is not thought.

he kind of has a point, but so do you too.

if we are what we are, based on what we've experienced (via our body and all the functions that contribute to experiencing everything and making us feel the things we do) then the memory is a major part of this.

i know DNA is a contributing factor, but this brings up a question for me: are you really 'you' if your ancestors have contributed towards 'you'. who are you if not?

'Who am I?' is an eternal question, the answer to which will evolve through life. My view now is not the one I had 10, 20, 30 or 40 years ago - a lifelong inquiry of you like.

i think *we're close to the meaning of everything. also, i have no idea how we became self aware. are viruses sentient or not? omg...

*not me, but more intelligent people than me.

Sell yourself short too often

nice of you to say, thanks. but i haven't got the memory function for this stuff. couldn't even figure out nuclei ffs...

Google is your friend my dear go out and learn. Saying that my head is a chasm of useless information from school and TV shows

just googled already and found an old news interview i had in 2012, was more on philosophy and morals than anything else though.

like i said, i'd love to find another proper forums to discuss intelligent things with other people and get my brain mojo back. most seem to be dead, although i've not tried one that some old friends might still be on...heads back to google.

Enjoy and good luck finding what you need

thanks. found what i was looking for not sure it's exactly what i wanted but i'm gonna join it when i have time.

maybe look for more sites also as it's not that active in the science section."

Keep searching I'm sure you'll find everything your after

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By *rightonsteveMan
over a year ago

Brighton - even Hove!

I think we can all agree that spiritually speaking, my left bicep (public photos) is spiritually average compared with my arse avatar photo.

And so endeth the thread.

May I direct you to the deja vue thread again?

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