| Forum topic by SCOTSMAN | posted 534 days ago | 874 views | 0 times favorited | 20 replies | ![]() |
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534 days ago |
You got to read this unbelieveable does this prove a former life.Alistair -- excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease |
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#1 posted 534 days ago |
That is absolutely phenomenal (and bizarre). Just goes to show how little we know about the brain. Thanks for sharing this! al -- My dad and I built a 65 chev pick up.I killed trannys in that thing for some reason-Hog |
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#2 posted 534 days ago |
I was a paramecium in a former life. It was a happy life. There were lots of other little parameciumses to play with. I was just getting the hand of distinguishing between light and dark when ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -- When the moderator chooses sides, his site sucks. |
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#3 posted 534 days ago |
^some would say you still are, Cr1, lol! ;) Algae and all ;) From Yahoo answers: What is the diet of Paramecium? I really need to know what there diet is! Can you please tell me? Best Answer – Chosen by Voters Small diatoms, algae, etc. I’m lol’g how that guy “really needs to know”;)
-- My dad and I built a 65 chev pick up.I killed trannys in that thing for some reason-Hog |
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#4 posted 534 days ago |
The earliest form of all life is seemingly PROKARYOTIC see Miller & Urey experiment which could not be repeated in a jar the tried to recreate life from the preverbial soup of the early world. I wonder quite abit about former incarnations I can see how that might make sense. Alistair -- excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease |
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#5 posted 534 days ago |
I tried once to think about all that stuff, Alistair, but it made my head hurt. I read Frank Tipler’s The Physics of Immortality when I was up on my physics. Trying to grasp those concepts (just like String Theory) was simply too difficult for my brain. I’m resigned to be blissfully unaware;) -- My dad and I built a 65 chev pick up.I killed trannys in that thing for some reason-Hog |
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#6 posted 534 days ago |
Al I used to be a seven day a week christian I believed whole heartedly in god and the church then I was dealt a very dirty blow by the church and never went back I have since found many whio have been in the church for 35 years and more eventually be driven out by Man or other churchgoers who like to talk the talk but thats it.I have and my wife has had strange experiences not frightening but very starnge and could only be put down to an afterlife .I thoroughly believe in the creator and an afterlife I don’t believe for a second that we die and that’s that.I have been wondering about reincarnation though not really christian it makes sense at least to me I have had several visions ,not dreams, buit real visions which cannot be explained which came scarily true.I have had numerous cases of relatives dieing and seeing relatives at the bottom of their beds not only has this happened to me but my whole family past and also to many friends.I have read up on this and found it not to be at all uncommon.Alistair -- excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease |
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#7 posted 534 days ago |
You guys are getting into what I really spend my free time learning about! @scottsman – religion and churches are a large part of the problem with the world today. It is Faith that people have, not some person or church that tells us who and what we are. Faith is extremely important, and while many don’t realize this, even atheists have a form of faith, just not in a creator. All men live by faith, religion kills people, sad truth Not to offend any life-long church goers, This is my own personal belief, not trying to step on any toes here :) -- Work consists of whatever a body is OBLIGED to do, and Play consists of whatever a body is not obliged to do. -Mark Twain |
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#8 posted 534 days ago |
In the uk sky tv there is a wonderful multi part American programme really great showing the history of the church in the USA called God and America have anyone seen it it is really well made and holds your interest? Alistair -- excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease |
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#9 posted 534 days ago |
I haven’t seen it, but will look it up! Thanks for the suggestion found it, for anyone else interested, you can watch it free online here – -- Work consists of whatever a body is OBLIGED to do, and Play consists of whatever a body is not obliged to do. -Mark Twain |
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#10 posted 534 days ago |
It’s actually called God In America and is one of the best documentories I have seen made so professionally for a long time. The complete history of the Americans and the church .Alistair -- excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease |
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#11 posted 534 days ago |
I am very fortunate to have a son who is a yoga instructor in manhattan who once insisted I work my way through a pair of books for beginning artists called “drawing on the right hand side of the brain” I believe.(John is also an artist of some renown in NYC ) Knowing a wee bit about brain halves and shifts and co-mingling patterns and control, I was intrigued, so I began. Before working my way through the book and practicing, I couldn’t draw worth a bucket of warm spit ! Now I can hold my own and draw my own patterns and diagrams for large relief carving projects. I have not followed up with patience and practice required to raise the skills gained to the next level, but what I did gain has served me well. As far as the unnatural natural, naturally I am a sceptic of the 1st order. that is until….one night I sat straight up in bed awakened from a sound sleep by a voice that sounded very strangely familiar. I very clearly heard this voice say “Yes Don It is ME !” . I was taken by the experience and it took me some time to get back to sleep. It was 3 AM . Several days later I spoke on the phone to an old friend in Ohio who mentioned in passing that an old girl friend of mine from just after high school days , had died early one morning in an accident. I later found it to be the same morning I heard the nearly recognized voice wake me up ! There are a lot of things I don’t understand about this life that make it as interesting as it is ! Religion ? nah , although raised a good catholic choir and altar boy, I remember an old mentor telling me once that as a young man it is easy to walk the “boardwalk” of Religion that helps us over life’s tough stretches, but the older we get, the space between those boards gets wider and wider, revealing more of what Religion has to that point helped us ignore. That is, the realities of human existence. At some point the strength of our experience and understanding shores up the weakening foundation of the “boardwalk” (Religion) until we get to the point of embracing those experiences and life lessons enough that they no longer reinforce the “boardwalk”, (Religion) they become the “boardwalk”. They are there for all of us as our true foundation and guide, IF we look at them and understand, REALLY understand. At that point we are truly alive, and responsible humans ready to lead others who need to follow ! My old Mentor was a Rabbi and a true friend ! Oh and without this great post Alistair, My Scotsman friend, I would not have known how close in thinking Neight and I are on these ideas. We may have even more in common ! So I Salute you Alistair Mr. Scotsman for getting us all busy thinking and sharing ideas and I Salute Lumberjocks for keeping open the lines of communication on ideas other than just woodworking ! We are all much more than just woodworkers ! We are friends. -- some men see things that are and wonder why, I dream of things that never were and ask why not .... rfk |
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#12 posted 534 days ago |
The Rabbi’s are usually greatly wise people non Jewish myself I have great respect for the Jewish faith my best friend Irving is Jewish has been like a Brother to me for most of my life and I mean brother. -- excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease |
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#13 posted 534 days ago |
Porchfish your a great guy brotherly love and peace throughout your days. Alistair -- excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease |
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#14 posted 534 days ago |
Porchfish, it indeed sounds like we might have much in common :) It’s nice how keeping an open mind can lead you to people and places everywhere who are quite like-minded. -- Work consists of whatever a body is OBLIGED to do, and Play consists of whatever a body is not obliged to do. -Mark Twain |
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#15 posted 534 days ago |
I personally understand your situation and I wish you well your a born entrepreneur even though you might not think so and I have a good feeling about your future.Things are desperate here in the uk in the jobs market law and chemistry graduates are working for minimum wage just to eat 300 graduates turn up for telesales jobs and get treated badly no wage if your sick etc etc.There are too many to complain someone will work for less than minimum wage if the come over from Poland to take your job.They offer themselves for less and work hard it stinks but I have faith it will get better eventually the experts say it will get worse first and say in ten years.Alistair -- excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease |
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