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ANSWERS UNKNOWN
We received these in an email and
thought we'd share some of them with you.
Can you cry underwater?
How important does a person have to be before they are considered
assassinated instead of just murdered?
Why do you have to 'put your two cents in'... but it's only a 'penny for
your thoughts?' Where's that extra penny going to?
Once you're in Heaven, do you get stuck wearing the clothes you were
buried in for eternity?
Why does a round pizza come in a square box?
What disease did cured ham actually have?
How is it that we put man on the moon before we figured out it would be
a good idea to put wheels on luggage?
Why is it that people say they 'slept like a baby' when babies wake up
like every two hours?
Why are you in a movie , but you're on t.v.?
Why do people pay to go up tall buildings and then put money in
binoculars to look at things on the ground?
Why do toasters always have a setting that burns the toast to a horrible
crisp which no decent human being would eat?
If Wile E. Coyote had enough money to buy all that ACME crap, why didn't
he just buy dinner?
Do the Alphabet Song and Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star have the same
tune?
Why did you just try singing the two songs above? |
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SPIRITS AND DEATH
IN NIAGARA
By Marcy Italiano
To find out more about this
book, read the excerpt below, then go
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BOOK EXCERPT FROM "SPIRITS
AND DEATH IN NIAGARA" |
You saw a...
what? A ghost? Have you lost your mind? Skeptics might never believe you.
True believers, however, will hang on your every word.
Some people would argue that the world is losing its
sense of religion, or that some people are getting lost in what they believe
to be religion. To believe in something means that we trust or have faith in
something to be true, or to accept a story. To have a strong belief in
something means that we have a conviction that something we are told is, in
fact, true. Do you believe that ghosts can exist when told a credible enough
story, or do you have a strong belief that they are real no matter what
anyone says? Are you a skeptic? We live in a largely scientific world where
everything has to be proven and documented before we give it any credence.
Before embarking on our journey to Niagara, let's take a look at both sides
of the paranormal argument, and open our minds to what the believers and the
skeptics have to say.
There are different kinds of ghosts, or spirits
that have been defined over the years. To help us learn a little bit more
about what we're dealing with, Adam Woog wrote in his book, Poltergeists,
that there are several categories of apparitions. There are the people
who have an out-of-body experience where living people are able to appear in
far away places (to be with loved ones before they die) and they are carried
through very strong emotional desires. The most commonly reported ghosts are
the ones who stay in specific places for very long periods of time, just as
you would find in a famous haunted house. Another group consists of the
"crisis apparitions" or those that have died and are sticking around this
world to either send a very important message, or to take care of specific
matters before they move along to the next world. This only happens once,
generally. The fourth category Woog describes, and what many of us are most
afraid of, is poltergeists.
"Poltergeists, then, are apparitions that make noise or
that move, lift, or throw objects around. Unlike other types of ghosts,
poltergeists are not visible; nor can they converse with the living.
Poltergeists make themselves known by creating noise or throwing objects
around. (Poltergeists, 12-13) Later in the book he expands a little
more to mention that a poltergeist can produce odd and terrifying effects
like "blood oozing from pictures that hang on the walls." More commonly they
just move furniture around, make strange noises, pull on bed sheets, and
play with the lights. Unlike regular hauntings that happen at night,
poltergeists can happen by day as well. In some cases, humans have been hurt
or held down, bitten or kissed. Typically, a poltergeist...
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PARALLEL UNIVERSES continued...
By Toni Elizabeth Sar'h Petrinovich
Off and into the woods she ventured only to find after a short while that
the sign posts the forestry service had installed were no longer there; the
trees had become burned out stumps and she had no idea where she was. She
had not been walking long enough to get lost. She was simply "somewhere
else".
She spent the entire afternoon in the midst of a burned
forest, walking around in the detritus looking for the way back to the camp.
In her reality, there was no path or camp. By nightfall, she had resigned
herself to sleeping alone in this neglected wilderness until she suddenly
saw headlights appearing in the distance. She began walking toward them and,
as she did so, the environment she was "in" began to become healthy, full
grown trees. The signposts reappeared and she walked now on the original
path/road she had set out on earlier that day.
Upon coming to the set of the headlights, it became
apparent that the leader had been out driving around looking for her since
she had not returned to camp as dusk fell. No one had been able to find her
until the headlights intersected with "her reality" and she began walking
toward them.
In both examples here, the same principle applies.
Marti and I in the first story and my friend and the leader in the second
story were living in our own realities AT THE SAME TIME. We were living in
parallel realities entangled in non-locality. We each were in resonance with
the reality of our consciousness in our own time/space. Not until something
"triggered" us did we intersect with the other person's reality; in my case,
the raspberries on the breakfast table and in my friend's case, the
headlights on the road.
Every time you make a decision, you create an effect.
The decision exists in one universe/reality and the opposite of that
decision exists in another universe/reality. In addition, all other
permutations of that decision exist as well. Each and every one of them
continues to exist infinitely. They are always available to be accessed by
you and anyone else in no space/no time.
When you are looking for ghosts/spirits, seeing Light
Orbs and/or taking pictures of any of these phenomena, what is occurring is
that you are merging into their reality and they are merging into your
reality. If you question, for instance, why spirits that appear in pictures
would be dressed in clothes when you believe that spirits really don't have
bodies, you are simply projecting your idea of what they "should be doing"
according to your own beliefs about them. In their reality, they are wearing
what they wear, doing what they do and the frequency of your wavelength and
their frequency have come into resonance. This is why some people experience
the "unseen" and others do not.
This simplified explanation may give you an opportunity
to look at what you believe is or is not real. Whatever you have experienced
(or not experienced) is a creation of your own frequency. (For those who are
devotees of The Secret or the Law of Attraction, this is how it works as
well.) If you say, for instance, that Light Orbs do not exist, you are
correct - in your reality. In someone else's reality (mine for one) they are
very real; appear in full daylight both on and off camera and speak to me as
well.
Stating that something does not exist because it is
living in a parallel world that is outside of your frame of reference is
nothing less than short-sighted. Not only are you saying that something
does not exist because you do not experience it, you are also saying that it
does not exist for others, as well.
Everyone's reality is real to them. It is relative to
their conditioning, their belief system, how open they are to new
experiences and how much fear/love they actually live in and with everyday.
Allow yourself to open to the idea that every possibility that could exist
already does. Any possibility you wish to experience is simply waiting to
experience you.
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