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There are problems with definitions here. For example, "paranormal" could mean "magical things" to one person and simply "not yet understood" to another. This isn't just me being pedantic. This profoundly effects the communication.

Sometimes "not yet understood" appears as "magical things" to the uninitiated. Just the nature of Einstein's discoveries being so radically different from what we had before and how they catapulted the human species into the nuclear age suggests paranormal undertones. It's like, so beyond the norm.

Just imagine if it were the norm and Einstein- like thinking were the norm in all fields. We'd be exploring interstellar space by now.

my cat ran away for two months and ten days. i walked around like i was in a trance. one day, on the bus back from work, i felt her presence and imagined huge blue eyes watching the bus. i rushed home and she wasn't there. later that evening i sat watching TV and something made me look away from the TV to find her. she must've leapt in through the window. (i live ground level and keep the windows open).
she had heart and kidneys problems, not caused by, or made worse by her running away. two and a half months later, i had a dream she was running on the road and getting hit by cars and i kept thinking she wasn't hit badly, and then saw she was dying. the next day she started breathing fast and i didn't realize it untill it was pointed to me by the doctor. two days later, she died.
that's not the first time a dream of mine came true, by the way, but it hardly ever happens.

What appears magical to the uninitiated is one thing. But there are those that assume magic is the root cause of some phenomena. This is where there is a great divide in the communications surrounding psychic abilities. Some assume that all that is lacking is sufficient knowledge and that once attained the psychic ability will then come under the domain of science. Others assume that science will NEVER explain psychic phenomena. Yet both use the term "paranormal", all the while failing to communicate.

Anything can be explained. People crave absolutes - it can only be this so it can never be that. There are explanations. They just need to be deducted or discovered.

It is a communication issue, that can be particularly confusing in reading research done on "paranormal phenomenon". In the report on Remote Viewing that recommended the Government Project Stargate was no longer warranted, it was determined that remote viewing wasn't an accurate avenue for intelligence gathering, however the scientists that reviewed the research that the government had done on anamolous cognition agreed that the phenomenon was possible and had been scientifically reliably demonstrated.

Earlier in the report the scientists suggested that it could not be demonstrated whether or not the phenomenon was of paranormal origin (beyond scientific explanation).

Their conclusion was that the phenomenon had reliably been demonstrated to exist and that additional funding to prove that the phenomenon existed was not needed. Instead they recommended that further research funds be allocated to an investigation of what caused the phenomenon. The closest explanation any scientist has offered to this point is a relation to some of the controversial new theories in Quantum Mechanics, but no direct relationship has been measured to what the physical and/or biological origin is of the scientifically reliably demonstrated phenomenon of anamalous cognition.

Full report: http://www.lfr.org/lfr/csl/library/AirReport.pdf

This is an assertion that can neither be proved nor disproved.

I tend towards believing that we perceive more than we can explain and that explanations only further deepen our perceptions.

Edgar Cayce Wisdom Quotes



A collection of inspirational quotes & sayings by Edgar Cayce, a psychic and healer. Also known as the 'Sleeping Prophet', who gave readings by tapping into a universal level of mind, and covered topics of physical health, past life readings, business advice, dream interpretation and mental/spiritual health.



Actually, we have no problems -
we have opportunities for which we should give thanks...
An error we refuse to correct has many lives.
It takes courage to face one's own shortcomings
and wisdom to do something about them.





You grow to heaven. You don't go to heaven.





All souls were created in the beginning and are finding
their way back to whence they came.





Each soul enters with a mission.
We all have a mission to perform.





He who understands nature walks close with God.





Life is continuous, and is Infinite.





In each atom, in each corpuscle, is life.
Life is that you worship as God.





For the earth is only an atom in the universe of worlds.





The conquering of self is truly greater than were one to
conquer many worlds.





The spirit is life.
The mind is the builder.
The physical is the result.





It is not all of life to live,
nor yet all of death to die.
For life and death are one,
and only those who will consider the experience as one
may come to understand or
comprehend what peace indeed means.





Death is only passing through God's other door.





You see, death is not the grave as many people think.
It is another phenomenized form of life.





Only the destructive forces know death as lord.
Only spiritual forces know life as the Lord.
Know ye the Lord!





The last to be overcome is death,
and the knowledge of life is the knowledge of death.





Learn to live!
Then there is no death, save the transition, when desired.
Many live who have never died as yet.





Death in the physical is the birth in the spiritual.
Birth in the physical is death in the spiritual.





All you may know of heaven or hell
is within your own self.





From what may anyone be saved?
Only from themselves!
That is, their individual hell.
They dig it with their own desires.





You'll not be in heaven if you're not leaning on the arm
of someone you have helped.



About Edgar Cayce(1877 – 1945)
Edgar Cayce Edgar Cayce, also known as the Sleeping Prophet) was a devout Christian who read the Bible in its entirety once a year. He had a psychic gift from childhood, which put him on his career path at the age of 21 as a psychic and healer. He was able to put himself into an altered state of consciousness, or sleeping state. In this state, he was able to tap into a universal level of mind and answer various kinds of questions, usually related to a particular individual. These 'readings', covered topics of physical health, past life readings, business advice, dream interpretation and mental/spiritual health. His success rate for physical readings was 100%, and many of his global and medical predicitions have come true.

In 1931 he founded the Association for Research and Enlightenment, Inc. (A.R.E.) in Virginia Beach, Virginia, to document, research and disseminate his information. The A.R.E. currently house all of his readings (over 14,000) and follow-ups to the readings, all of which are available to the public.

There are several biographies on Edgar Cayce, as well as over 300 titles discussing various aspects of his life and work. Among these are:
. There Is a River (1942) by Thomas Sugrue
. The Sleeping Prophet (1967) by Jess Stearn
. Many Mansions (1950) by Gina Cerminara, and
. Edgar Cayce-An American Prophet (2000) by Sidney Kirkpatrick

For more information about Edgar Cayce, visit the Association for Research and Enlightenment

I've dreamt random occurrences then get a very strange feeling of deja vu months later when I realise it's happening like the dream.

I have also had spiritual experiences involving my dead grandparents. Used to spook my mother when I was younger telling her stuff about nursing the the 20's that only my dead grandmother knew about and had talked about. I'd never met her and nobody had told me the stories. :/

Can sometimes 'feel' like there's a presence in the room as well.

Kaku and Suzuki both set out to do exactly that and I do appreciate their good intentions. However I find Carl Sagan (astronomy), Baroness Greenfield (human brain), Alain De Botton (philosophy) or David Attenborough (Zoology) more inspiring in relation to opening my mind to philosophy and science. This largely due to their communicating from their strength (i.e. area of expertise) rather than lending their name to express opinions on fields outside their expertise.



There is a growing suspicion that Einstein was a high functioning autistic. Reports that he lectured to empty lecture theatres with no students and his strange manner he avoided intimate social contact. But perhaps most curious is his delay in speaking, Dates vary but it's thought he didn't start speaking till he was 8 years old and failed school because he disagreed with teachers.

I had a strange experience last night reading a book to my daughter while sitting on a chair opposite her bed. I was really tired and I started closing my eyes on the chair but still awake. My daughter was also awake, Then I felt a gush of cold wind blowing on me - it was really very strong. I stood up quickly and looked around. The door was closed and the window firmly shut. My daughter was under her blankets. I honestly though the window broke and the wind was rushing in?

Simply can't explain?

I suddenly got cold and had to leave a building last night too. I was paying pool beside a memorial for an elderly club member who pasted. The same spot where crazy stuff happened 6pm Sat NZ time, roughly the same time the Norwegian Killings occured.

Lots of their upset ghosts around right now, if paranormal science is to be believed, most will find peace soon

NZ has some supernatural things going on - the most memorable was the apparent comment from the Dalai Lama when he stepped of the plane in Christchurch in 2000 or 2001 and he suddenly became overcome in the airport. When he was asked he said this place has lots of angry spirits? move the clock forward to 2010-2011 and the earthquakes...go figure?

I get that deja vu feeling at times. I wonder if there is such a thing as ghosts?

I remembered that he disliked Christchurch, and never wanted to go there, but I didnt know why thanks. I'm sure Aaron Farmer and Cornelius Vercamp aint too happy about it either.

Through my internet selling/buying, I've had lots of bad experiences with Chch folk.

Maybe the Dalai Lama has greater receptive ability than the average Joe and is more impressionable?