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Mar 22nd, 2011 6:07 PM #101
Bearclaw, I don't think you are any more american indian than my pet goanna. Going on about shamen and medicine people and your "accululated wisdom" which ISN'T yours and then telling someone to completed ignore her personal recall because aliens are really "4th dimensional being" and therefore spirit - well that's like saying any physical violation can be justified as a "divine experience".
Anyone who spouts that rubbish is an ascensionist, with a very, very twisted sense of right and wrong.
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Mar 22nd, 2011 6:51 PM #102Survivalist!
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Say Tahn did capture an image. Thousands of people have "captured" images - no hanky panky or doctoring of the images. And yet, the controversy rages on - people who view these images still (might always) doubt and remain skeptical.
Now then comes science - say the halls of NASA, or some other respected entity makes public statements. They provide verifiable, unrefutable evidence and documentation using really high tech, state of the art instruments etc. that "ghosts" exist.
Now what? Does your life change - do you reconsider your religious views about life and death. What effect if any, would this have on your existence. Does doubt, disappear? Or does more fear and trepidation of the unknown, the supranatural move into the minds imagination
You exist - Why shouldnt ghosts exist. Although you can't "see" the (air) winds, heat, and cold, they exist - we know because they can be measured but even without measuring techniques - You can feel them - the energies.
Seeing, in this high tech day and age is sometimes over rated. And unfortunately, people have come to rely way too much on the primary faculty of vision, while the sixth sense - intuition, the psychic gifts are ignored. We live in a visual age now - the need to see things trumps our other senses.Galadriel: "I amar prestar aen. Han mathon ne nen. Han mathon ne chae. A han noston ne 'wilith. "Translation: "The world is changed. I feel it in the water. I feel it in the earth. I smell it in the air."
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Mar 23rd, 2011 6:18 AM #103
Free speech is good, and our family here digested what you chose to share.
I am a registered Native American Indian from 12 Confederated Tribes of one
Nation within 500 of our Peoples Nations in this USA.
Came into this forum with a happy heart, wishing to learn more, and share
a bit.
Any little wisdom shared is not mine at all, but learned from my Elders and
Creator.
May Grandfather Sun shine bright light on your trail.
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Mar 23rd, 2011 6:58 AM #104
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Mar 23rd, 2011 2:03 PM #105
one in 1000 is still a massive proportion of the human population.
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Mar 23rd, 2011 3:29 PM #106
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Mar 23rd, 2011 4:30 PM #107Mr. T made his van go twice the speed of light because he wanted to prove that quantum physics was a bunch of jibba jabba.
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Mar 24th, 2011 8:10 AM #108
okay, quote me where i said ghosts "like to drink milk". you CAN'T because ghosts CAN'T drink, full stop. i said - and i quote -
"i have already mentioned - again quoted because of your obvious inability to process things that to your tiny mind "don't compute" - "t's not a matter of being capable of digesting the food. they can still smell it, ... and they can also "taste", as in run a part of themselves through the food, or whatever. and it may be just a triggered memory from when they were actually alive, or it may not. personally i think they are capable of sensation."
so if my opinion "doesn't count", why should the opinion of a liar like you?
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Mar 24th, 2011 9:11 AM #109
"Drink" - "Taste" - Same difference really. Both are completely ridiculous and neither of them make any sense. Don't get your panties in a twist because I paraphrased you a little bit.
You opinion doesn't count for this because you're an extreme believer. You believe so much insane shit and you believe it without a shred of evidence. You claim things, but then get upset when asked specific questions regarding it. You're too biased, and passionate about the topic to give a real answer.
Also, I didn't lie, my explanation is above.
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Mar 24th, 2011 9:25 AM #110
paraphrase? don't you mean "feel at complete liberty to lie and deceive"?
and YOU are the one that get's your panties so knotted that you can't even manage to seem capable of rational thought, obsessing over the simplest of points (maybe the blood flow to your brain gets cut off), because i DO take time to answer and explain my position.
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Mar 24th, 2011 9:32 AM #111
Umm. No. Hah.
If I was going to lie and deceive I wouldn't have said something that's basically the same as what you said. I would have said something about you thinking that ghosts like to knit sweaters.
Is that why you lost your shit when I was asking for details about your Ghost Cat and the saucer of milk? Instead of explaining how the spirit interacted with the physical objects you took the time to try and belittle me.
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Mar 24th, 2011 9:41 AM #112
i DID explain, FOOL. read back, if you can get past your own incomprehensible posts as you struggled to come to terms with my response.
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Mar 24th, 2011 10:04 AM #113
Hmmmm...
Yeah, that explains how this supposed ghost cat interacted with the saucer and the milk. You're right, it's completely a comprehension issue on my part. You quite nicely explained everything and answered all the questions I asked:
Question: Did the ghost actually put it's ghost tongue into the milk?
Tahn's Answer: Ghosts can't drink, so there's no urine.
Question: Did the milk move as this ghost interacted with it?
Tahn's Answer: Ghosts can't drink, so there's no urine.
Totally my mistake. You're awesome at answering questions.
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Mar 24th, 2011 10:15 AM #114
if it was anyone but you, i would have a hard time comprehending their rather unique ablility of selective reading disorder, as i answered in THE VERY SAME POST YOU ONLY PARTIALLY CHOSE TO QUOTE. conclusion - you do it only to incite an argument, ie you like to troll.
which is a repeat of an earlier post in this very thread which you also seem incapable of comphrehending
yep.... TROLL. that's what you are. can't handle another's experiences or opinions? troll em.
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Mar 24th, 2011 10:38 AM #115
Ummm.. Tahn, answer me one simple question. Where does "Point 2" start in the following.
Is point 2 the "Blah Blah" part, or is point 2 where the number 2 is?Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah. Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah. Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah. Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah.
1. This is point one. You can tell by the number 1 at the beginning.
2. This is quite clearly point 2. Much as point 1 starts with a number 1, point 2 starts with a number 2.
I took the liberty of highlighting what you now claim is Point 2.
You're right, it was totally my fault for not understanding. Point 2 starts before the big number 2. I thought that Point 2 started after the 2, that's why I only partially quoted your post. Duh, I'm so stupid...
Now that I know where Point Number 2 Starts I can work out the answers to my questions! Hurray!
Let's have a look, okay?
Question: Did the ghost actually put it's ghost tongue into the milk?
Tahn's Real Answer: Ghosts can smell and taste. They probably remember what milk tasted like.
So ummm... I guess the ghost cat put it's ghost tongue into the milk on this specific occasion.
Question: Did the milk move as this ghost interacted with it?
Tahn's Real Answer: Ghosts can smell and taste. They probably remember what milk tasted like.
So ummm... I'm sure there's an answer in there somewhere. Maybe I shouldn't paraphrase, let's look at your full highlighted quote:
Sorry Tahn, my dumb Canadian brain is having a hard time seeing your clearly defined and logically organized response to whether or not the milk moved when the ghost cat tasted it. It's quite obviously my fault though, so can you be a doll and point out where the answer is?
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Mar 24th, 2011 11:03 AM #116
Does the ghost's nerve endings run through the food? Is thier ofalactory sense still connected to the hypothalamus? Are the memories of milk triggered through the hippocampus as it did when they were alive? Does thier ghostly mouths salivate at the memory of the said milk?
I too have a small mind and cannot fathom where a ghost would store it's memory.
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Mar 24th, 2011 3:37 PM #117
okay let me break it down for you - AGAIN.
the highlighted bit is point one, okay? sorry the lack of numbering made it too hard for you.
now i know you're trying really hard but remember a few posts back? when you said (as question one) -
"Question: Did the ghost actually put it's ghost tongue into the milk?"
and i said -
"and they can also "taste", as in run a part of themselves through the food, or whatever. and it may be just a triggered memory from when they were actually alive, or it may not. personally i think they are capable of sensation."
see? answered.
and for your next question -
"Question: Did the milk move as this ghost interacted with it?"
and i said -
"2. since a ghost can't actually drink, urine is not a problem. (is that your attempt at showing how "clever" you are, that you couldn't figure that out for yourself?)
3. and the rest. see point 2."
now i'm sorry that's a little hard for your troll-like brain, but "as for the rest" means "since a ghost can't actually drink" the milk didn't move as this ghost interacted with it.
i hope this extended and repeated explanation satisfies the curiosity of your troll-like brain.
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Mar 24th, 2011 3:45 PM #118
tsunami, without tasting your favourite food, can you still remember what it tastes like, the texture of it when you chew (or drink), and what it felt like going down your throat? nerves not really in use? no, because it's a MEMORY.
i suppose "do ghosts remember?" has to be answered in a more indirect way. do ghosts remember where they once lived? do they remember who their living relatives are? since people have said they've been visited by dead relatives, then if that is accepted it means the dead DO remember and retain memories. so why shouldn't they remember their favourite scents or favourite food?
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Mar 24th, 2011 3:57 PM #119
I do remember my food Tahn, the process involves my hippocampus and a synapse or two.
Call me daft but the vision of a dead relative would be the memory of the living. Proving, extensivly, that the person having memories exists. As Descates would have us believe.
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Mar 24th, 2011 6:15 PM #120
If you don't believe in the existence of ghosts then any peresonal experiences I may share are wasted on you.
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Mar 25th, 2011 12:13 PM #121
Don't try to back your way out of this. Your post earlier you clearly highlighted things to try and make it look like that stuff was point 2.
Also, your lack of numbering skills and organization is what makes it hard to understand what you're trying to say. If you hadn't attempted to make a numbered list this wouldn't have been an issue.
No, not answered. You're talking about how you believe ghosts taste things. This doesn't automatically mean that the Ghost Kitty tried to taste what you provided in this specific story. You were just making a generalized comment about ghosts.
Wow. You really suck at answering questions.
So because a ghost can't actually consume a liquid it means that the liquid doesn't move if touched by said ghost? I'll assume that's what you mean because you seem to be incapable of answering simple yes or no questions.
Not really. It just opened up more questions.
Can ghosts move physical objects (like closing or opening a door, moving a book off a table..etc?) if they wanted to?
If your Ghost Kitty was trying to get a taste of the milk, wouldn't it be wanting to drink it during that time (like it used to when it was living)? If it wanted to drink, wouldn't it be able to physically interact with the milk (much like a ghost physically interacts with a door, or a book...etc)? So shouldn't the milk have moved when Ghost-Meows went in for a drink/taste?
Unless you're trying to imply that the Ghost-Cat is intelligent enough to know it's a ghost, and to know that it can't consume things. Which not only means that this cat is incredibly smart for an animal, but also means that the cat knows it's a spirit. If it knows it's a spirit, why would it try to find a home to shelter it from the weather (living with your pet ghost turtle or whatever you claimed before) when it knows that the weather won't effect is what-so-ever?
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Mar 25th, 2011 4:26 PM #122
fut004 if it wasn't for the fact that you are a troll, i'd be questioning how with your obvious lack of comprehension skills you actually managed to pass your grades at school.
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Mar 25th, 2011 4:58 PM #123
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Mar 25th, 2011 5:39 PM #124
yeah, right. repeating the same dickhead questions like do you have to clean ghost wee off the floor - that really puts you in an intelligent light.
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Mar 28th, 2011 8:39 AM #125
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